CaddyTek CaddyCruiser ONE V8 Push Cart

Easy to use, a lifesaver on the course. Had read from a few different sites that this was highly recommended, and I fully agree and recommend it as well.Setup was easy, less than 10 minutes, and once you break it down and open it back up one time, you have the hang of it. Rolls really easy on the course and was sturdy even on uneven slopes. Tons of storage both for keys, wallets, etc., as well as tee holders, a mesh basket for balls/rangerfinders, a storage bag underneath for head covers, as well as a cooler pouch that fit two Gatorades. Includes a drink and umbrella holder as well, so it has everything you could want and more.It made walking rounds so much easier, and the next day my back, shoulders, hips, knees, and feet felt so much better than past rounds where I had carried the bag.My only minor complaints: My bag sits kind of weird on it. I have a hybrid cart/carry bag, and it didn't seem to sit flush, particularly up top. But the included straps kept it in place and it never moved or fell off once I got it into what seemed like a good position. And then the foot brake is very meh. It's easy enough to use, just push it in with your foot, but more seems to prevent the cart from rolling backwards than anything, and then because it's a foot brake, you constantly forget you put the brake on and try to push it before figuring out why it won't move. If you play a flat course or are in the grass, you really don't need to use the brake that often.Overall, really great push cart, particularly at this price point that's around $100 less than similar ones with less included. Would recommend.

Love this thing!. I'm only 67 so not difficult to walk 18 holes, even on our very undulating course; however, this cart is lightweight, easy to maneuver, stable and the features are very good if not great. I utilize the GHIN app for playing that shows the course layout for each hole, distances and keeps score and this carts ability to snugly maintain my cell phone in place and easy to use is perfect. plenty of space (unless you want to carry more than a few beers, a water bottle, clubs, and jacket. The water bottle holder is meant to be removed between uses and if you don't you could likely break it, but quite easily removed and put back on so no problem there. The "umbrella holder"? For the life of me I'll never frag an umbrella out on a golf course so in my opinion the is a waste; besides, if it's raining and likely windy, I wouldn't trust an umbrella on it for fear it would become a sail and just spread my clubs around the fairway. Great cart, highly recommend. Only thing I'd change would be the tires; would much prefer rubber with air, but that's just me.

Highly Recommended - Don't Miss Out!. This is my 2nd Caddytek cart. This new version is really nice it was simple to put together it folds up really fast and easy rolls fantastic and for the price it was a no brainer. Other brands like sun mountain or bag boy are $300 and up

Good value, good enough quality. This is a decent cart. This is the buy if you want an inexpensive, 4 wheeled push cart that performs well. At this price, you will be able to pay for it with 6-7 rounds of not paying for a electric cart. It rolls well and has the advantage of the front wheels to keep it stable. I have about a 40 pound bag and it handles it like a dream. It folds and unfolds smooth and without effort. There is one unavoidable truth though: This is cheaper plastic. The umbrella and drink holders are useless in my opinion. They work, but are unstable. The plastic wheels are noticeably sluggish through wet conditions. And the brake is flimsy and undependable. Golfed on a truly windy day and the cart was being blown around even with the brake on. But at this price? I like it. I will use it for as long as it holds together. I recommend it as an excellent way to save money and enjoy golf as the sport it is supposed to be on a budget.

A solid push cart for the golf course. I had a simpler 3 wheel golf push cart but wanted to upgrade for a few different reasons.1) more pockets / storage2) wider wheels - better stability3) better storage / more collapsibleThis is really great from the storage and collapsible configurations. For storing or setting up, a single button push suffices and it collapses into a small form factor. It is lightweight. Setup is a simple "flick" of the handle and it rises up and clicks into place.The wheels roll very well and are wider than my previous version (helpful on days when the course is soggy). There are nice storage pockets (including a thermal one where you can store cold beverages - a nice touch). It comes with a separate umbrella holder that you can store out of the way when not needed.It includes and area for your cell phone so it is always handy. Very thoughtful.One thing that I was very interested in: my old push cart tended to let my golf bag "roll" a bit as I walked the course. It was a pain to have to keep rearranging the bag into the proper orientation. While this bag solves most of that problem, it isn't perfect. Occasional adjustment is still necessary but not nearly as often as before. Placing the bag on this push cart is very straightforward and easy to accomplish.I opted for the four wheel model for stability. But, if I had it to do over again I probably would have looked for a 3-wheel version with a pivoting front wheel. I just feel that configuration is a bit more maneuverable than this one. After my first use on the course, I found that this push cart tended to drift to the right. Fortunately, they provide and Allen key and instructions for adjusting the front wheels to eliminate this problem. That solved my issue and it is no longer a problem. Just be aware that, out of the box, you may need to do some adjustments. Bring the Allen key with you onto the golf course for your first use and you can adjust it on the spot if needed.