Clicgear 2 0 Push Golf Cart
Winner of the 2007 Best New Product award at the PGA Merchandise show in Orlando, Florida, the Clicgear 2.0 three-wheel golf pushcart is a must for the frequent golfer. This 2.0 version is the pushcart’s second incarnation, and ups the ante by not only gliding smoothly down the fairway, but also folding up incredibly small for easy storage.
The Clicgear 2.0 golf pushcart folds up compactly for easy storage and transport. |
As a result, you can easily take the cart with you just about anywhere, including on the plane to your Scotland dream golf vacation. At only 13 by 15 by 24 inches when folded, it’s a breath of fresh air compared to most three-wheel carts. Clicgear also added a few other new features to Model 2.0, including an improved brake function and a stronger aluminum frame. The low-maintenance wheel design remains the same, but with an improved compound and increased tread radius. Other features include a built-in cup holder, integrated bag straps, a sturdy console that holds your card, balls, and other items, and a pair of towel hooks.
About Clicgear
Clicgear is a Hong Kong-based company that designs, manufactures, and distributes high-quality and innovative sports products for active people. The company manufactures all its products at its own factory and delivers them directly to customers, reducing cost and complication. All Clicgear products are designed by head industrial designer Kevin Kimberley. Based in Hong Kong, Kevin has been working as an industrial designer for more than 16 years, and has had a wide range of experience in the petroleum, mechanical engineering, and industrial engineering fields.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars A superior product
I have owned the Clicgear 2.0 only about a month. It is everything the Clicgear people claim. You wouldn’t think that pushing your golf clubs vs. pulling would make that much of a difference, but it does. After a few tries, it is really very easy to fold and unfold in what amounts to one motion, just like the video. I have a friend who has the Sun Mountain cart, and while that is a good one, it does have pneumatic tires that must be inflated, it doesn’t fold as small, and it is a bit heavier. Size and weight make a difference for senior citizens lugging these things in and out of a car trunk!
1 Star Wheel broke off
After six months of moderate use, the left wheel broke off while going down a paved cart path. Broken was the black plastic part holding the wheel assembly to the frame as well as the metal axle having sheared right off. No abuse of any kind. This was not a cheap cart. The pro, who came to the rescue by hauling the useless carcass back to the clubhouse in an electric cart, was amazed, saying he had one himself. The Clicgear cart was very nice while it lasted, but now it’s a piece of worthless junk in my garage. Thanks, Clicgear!
5 Stars Fits into the Porsche Boxster
I have purchased a number of golf pushcarts and a few important criteria for me are: smoothness (easy to push), stability (doesn’t flip over), convenience (has necessary features, brakes, holders, etc.), look (not so dorky), and recently one new criterion has become extremely important: size! I can’t fit any other carts into my Porsche, which has a tiny little trunk in the front. This ClicGear is the only that fits. Plus it works great and looks fantastic!
4 Stars Great push cart
Only used the cart for 9 holes and really like it. Bought two, one for me and one for the wife. She seems to like it and we love the ease of pushing the cart. However, if the wheels were thinner it might be easier to push. Nice accessories and really like the velcro glove hanger. The compartment is nice and really holds everything i need to put in it. I use a stand bag and have no problems with it staying secure and i was suprised that it held so well. The stand bag doesnt move around at all. Great product and would have given five stars, but thought if the wheels were thinner, it might be the perfect push cart.
5 Stars This cart is worth the money
I have had an old pull cart for 13 years that is actually still in great shape, but I decided to splurge and get this cart. After just one round of 18, I could tell the difference! My shoulder and back weren’t as sore from pulling the cart with my arm dragging behind me. This cart pushed easily, the brake was easy to negotiate, and it held my cart bag perfectly. Not only that, but it fits perfectly in my trunk. I have to admit that it takes about 3 times of breaking it down and bringing it back up to get it down pat, but its easy enough…maybe I’m just slow.
