Review on 🏌️ CaddyTek Caddylite 15.3 V2 - Premier Quad-Fold Golf Push Cart by Anthony Morrow

I often do 18 holes on a hilly course and am very happy with this car! Each wheel has a large diameter of 11.5 inches, and thanks to the extra large front wheel, the cart is much easier to push over uneven ground than a cart with smaller wheels. Fully assembled with cup and umbrella holders, it weighs just over 14 pounds. Other similar trolleys, this is one of the lightest yet strongest on the market. Wide, stable wheels when open, compact when folded. Very easy to open and fold with 3 quick release levers. longer) car after about 5 years of use. So when I was looking for a replacement, I considered buying a CLIC Gear 4.0 cart because of its lifetime warranty. But at 21 pounds, it's 7 pounds (or 50% heavier) than this car. . (Not to mention it's a lot more expensive). That's a huge difference, especially when you're pushing your cart uphill! £7 is basically the equivalent of carrying around 5 dozen extra golf balls in your bag! To use another analogy, if you've ever ridden a bike, you know that cycling where we weigh 7 pounds less makes a world of difference in the effort required! I first bought the CaddyTec Caddy Lite in version 8.3, but immediately returned it due to a defect found during assembly (the front wheel was tilted 10 degrees to the side). I also found that the 8.3 version weighed about the same as my old, worn Dolly and figured I didn't need and needed the extra storage spaces between the rear wheels. This cart is at least 2 pounds lighter. It doesn't seem like much, but it becomes a lot easier if you pick up both of them for comparison (like taking 18 golf balls out of a bag). 5 stars also for Revain's easy and quick return/return process which allowed me to receive this car. as a replacement within two days!