Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I have a little bit of mixed reviews about this cart. First of all I will say I have had 3 different push carts in the past and what I liked about this one was how small it appeared to fold down. I will start by saying what I like about this cart, it looks better than any other cart I have owned and also appears to be much sturdier than anything else I have owned (SunMountain, Callaway & Bagboy). I like just pulling on a couple of red levers to fold and unfold the cart (makes it easier than twisting a knob). Accessories available with this cart (there are a lot of accessories available). Hand brake, I love the hand brake being up where you push the cart instead of a foot pedal type, so much easier to use. Comes with the cup holder, I didn't realize this when I bought it so that was a good surprise. Now on to what I am not really sold on yet about this cart and this is probably being a bit nitpicky, but when you are going to spend $50 to $80 more for this cart it might interest some to know about these areas. First of all it isn't small both folded and unfolded this thing is big. It is also heavier than any other cart I have owned (this could be attributed to the sturdiness I mentioned above, bigger tubes). It maneuvers well, but other maneuver better (again probably because they are lighter). The straps that hold your bag a bit weird to use and can become loose if you don't make sure the elastic is locked into the little round guides. Even then once adjusted you will have a lot of play/slack which just kind of hangs there and takes away from appearance a bit if you are into appearances. Me I don't mind the extra slack, but thought it might be worth noting. Again don't think this is small when folded, though it may be shorter than my other carts it is much wider. I have only played with this cart for two rounds now so I may grow to like it better as time goes on, but right now I kind of have mixed feelings as the Callaway cart I still have and have owned for the last 3 years still works just fine and if I compare the two then I would say I like the maneuverability, lightness of the Callaway better. On the Clicgear I like the looks, Accessories, quick folding, and handbrake better. So in the end was this a good purchase? The jury is still out on that, but if last 5 years or more which by looking at it and using it I am thinking this cart will last forever. If you have any questions about this cart please leave a comment and I will do my best to help. //// Edit Mar 13, 2014 I had to come back and add to this as I have used the cart a lot more now, and I have grown to love this cart. I like it so much that I sold my Calloway cart because I will never use another cart again. Even 5 of the regular people I play golf with have purchased this cart since and they all love their Clicgear. If you are thinking about this cart then I would say quit thinking and take the plunge it may take a little getting used to, but you will not be disappointed.