CaddyTek EZ-Fold Golf Push Cart, Version 8
Model: CaddyLite EZ V8
- Patented one-click button mechanism folds the cart to compact size (28.4”x16.5”x14.4”) in 2 simple steps
- Designed with strong aluminum frame, weighs less than 18.5 lbs
- Three large 11.5” x 2.6” EVA maintenance-free wheels with ball bearings provide perfect traction on all types of terrain
- 31″ wide body design for effortless pushing
- New clamp type bag holder secure the golf bag easily
- Patented miscellaneous basket with built-in cooler
- Umbrella holder and storage rack included
- Scorecard holder integrated with storage compartment, beverage holder, Cell Phone/GPS holder and mesh net
Adjustable handle for multiple pushing positions. Scorecard holder integrated with beverage holder, storage compartment, umbrella holder, Cell Phone/GPS holder and mesh net
Cell phone/GPS holder on the Scorecard holder
Front wheel alignment mechanism
Patented miscellaneous basket with built-in cooler
Foot brake is included
The new and patented clamp type bag holder fits stand bag and any size / type golf bag perfectly, easily and securely
Optional Removable Seat
Optional Carry Bag
Umbrella holder storage rack
Eric –
I have used this cart for two seasons. Since I have a bad back, It has been fantastic walking without having to carry my clubs. After a couple rounds of setting up and collapsing the cart, it’s easy to do. I really like the rigid front wheel, it’s stable to push and to make any turns, you just tilt up the front of the cart and point the wheel where you want to go. The cart feels plenty light when pushing it, even with a loaded bag and a couple bottles of water (or other beverages). A big advantage with this cart is that it comes with options that you’d have to pay extra for on more expensive carts. The cart includes a can/cup/bottle holder a cooler bag (which you can fill with ice, and has drain holes) and an umbrella holder.
While this is a fantastic cart, it isn’t perfect (still giving it 5 stars, though). The parking brake is activated/deactivated with the foot. While that isn’t that big of a deal, and I have gotten used to it, it would be more convenient to have a brake at the handle. Secondly, I’m 6’2″ and I wouldn’t mind the umbrella holder to be longer, as I kind of need to bend under the umbrella when pushing the cart. That said, making the umbrella holder longer might stress the connection/clamp to the cart.
Long story short, this cart is a true bargain, and sturdy enough that I absolutely expect it to last for years to come. You can easily pay $100 more for a cart that isn’t as good or has as many useful features as this one.