CaddyTek 4 Wheel Golf Push Cart - Caddycruiser One Version 8 1-Click Folding Trolley - Lightweight, Compact Pull Caddy Cart, Easy to Open

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.

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.

I own the first version of this Caddytek CruiserOne. Version 1 was great because opening was just a shake and a click and collapsing was press a button to release and fold. Which is the same as V8. Just about 3 years ago while browsing on Amazon I spotted a seat built for V8 that also fit V1 for around $50 shipped to my door. This seat was cushioned and stylized so richly it gave my Version 1 such an upgraded look other golfers admired how well it suited my V1. I broke my scorecard holder about 8 years into V1 and by this time I'm seeing Caddytek coming out with features that I wish I had on V1. Like the 4 - 12oz cooler, additional storage above the cooler, the mesh net in the handle, the cell phone or GPS holder the accommodation for a seat and the additional storage under the scorecard holder on a very handsomely quality built frame which was very easy to open and close. The Caddytek CruiserOne V8 is aircraft sturdy and everyone admires the build quality. So far I've sold my golfing buddy and he's receiving his sometime this week. Every week I've had this cart has attracted fondlers wanting to touch and get a feel for how marvelous this push cart looks and works. This Caddytek CruiserOne V8 4 wheeled push cart is the ultimate push cart on wheels without breaking the bank. As a matter of fact I feel Caddyteks is leaving money on the table by pricing these carts extremely affordable. The Caddytek brand is engineered and design as well as a Lexus and you can take that to the bank. I would highly recommend this cart if you're on the fence or don't want to do all the research in this crowded field of push cart manufacturers. The CaddyTek CruiserOne V8 is an awesome piece of technological genius. Yep! Calling me a fanboy is an understatement.

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.

I have had several golf carts but this one is the best so far. It pops open easily and folds up easier than other carts, you just push it down. The top and bottom bag holders work well and the utility bag at the back is handy. The break is a simple lever at the wheel which should last, unlike the cable break on my last cart.

I have had the opportunity to take this out on the course about a half dozen times in the past couple months and couldn't be happier. Features Review: Phone holder by the handle - I use a GPS golf program on my phone to keep score and know the distances to hazards and greens. This holder allows me to keep the phone upright and visible at all times, making it easy to use. Mini "cooler". The insulated section gives me a place for a water bottle or a couple beers. Drop them in there with a handful of ice, and it is ice cold at the turn or later, even on the hottest days. The drain hole allows the melted ice to unobtrusively drip out, no need to empty or clean out. Storage bag. Plenty of room for a windbreaker or light jacket to be placed in there if you start out on a cool morning, along with a couple of head covers. Handle storage bin. Can put my car keys and wallet in there and not worry about them during the round. Tee holders/ball net. Nice to have in the handle - don't have to worry about digging through my golf bag when I inevitably shank my drive into the nearest water hazard. Four wheel stability. At top of any hill, I can just let it go and it will smoothly run down the hill by itself, no worries about it tipping over and sending my clubs flying. There seems to be some independent suspension in the front wheels, allowing for smooth running even over rough ground (and I am not in the fairway much). Ease of folding/compact size for transport. One button to open and close. Maybe not the easiest cart in the world to fold and unfold, but never takes more than a few seconds, sometimes have to "shake" it a bit to open up. Does fold down to a compact size that easily fits in my sedan trunk with room for a couple of golf bags with it. Bag Security. The folding and locking arms at the top of the bag, and adjustable strap on the bottom hold the bag very securely - never have to worry about the bag accidentally slipping out. Cup Holder/umbrella holder. Both work, not the highest quality. No complaints, nothing to brag about. Sometimes the cup holder will get knocked off it's mount when closing the cart, but not a big deal. Wheel lock. I would prefer a handle lock for the wheel, but it is very easy to engage/disengage the wheel lock to ensure the cart doesn't roll on the side of a hill with just a "tap" or "pull" with your toe on the lever located near the rear wheel. Overall, I am very glad I picked this cart after a lot of shopping around. The phone holder built in, cooler and storage bag as well as ease of folding makes this an unbeatable cart in my opinion.

This was a gift from my very generous spouse. This cart surpassed my expectations. Super easy to put together. It has plenty of extra storage and a small cooler for drinks. I love cell phone holder and it has an umbrella holder as well. (I don't know how much I would use the umbrella holder since wind usually accompanies rain, but it could be useful in keeping the sun off you.) I especially like the score card compartment - keeps your score card from blowing away, plus it's large enough to house your phone of you don't want it out. It has a foot break so you can keep your cart from rolling away and it holds really well. The cart itself glides very smoothly. I would definitely recommend this to anyone!

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