🏌️ Enhance Your Golfing Experience with the Sun Mountain XL Drink Holder and Bracket for Push/Pull Carts - New Review

I have an old pocket wagon and the handle was smaller than the keeper patches so with a little ingenuity it worked. It includes a large Yeti bowl, but its weight along with the water makes the top of the cart heavy. So with a smaller Yeti and a spare water tank at the bottom of the bag, everything works just fine.

There is also a Clic Gear version - it's exactly the same part and it's made from the same mold but costs less so it's in Order. Anyway as others have said it works great for large bike water bottles but not so well for smaller items, 12oz cans and 12oz beer bottles can bounce and make their way through the floor - brought it back . And these injection molded parts cost a few dollars, $18-$24 is ridiculous, but the current price.

The original beverage stand that came with my Sun Mountain Speed Cart does not fit the 24 oz thermos that I have like to carry around on the street. My old Sun Mountain tote had a side elastic water bottle holder that was easy to access even in a speed cart, so the cup holder wasn't an issue. When I switched to the Trolley C130 last year, I didn't like reaching into the zipped cooler compartment to get a thermos. Sun Mountain's oversized cup holder solved that problem. The only problem I had…