Caddytek CaddyLite Compact Golf Push Cart - Lightweight Aluminum 3-Wheel Foldable Golf Bag Cart with Quad-Fold System, EVA Wheels, Adjustable Handle, Brake, Mesh Net, Umbrella & Drink Holder

I purchased this cart to replace a very old Bag Boy Push Cart. The old cart didn't fold down nearly as compact as this cart, it was very heavy, and had pneumatic tires that needed aired up a few times during the summer. I saw this cart and after reading the reviews here, and searching for reviews on the net I decided it was time for the old cart to make a trip to the thrift store. This new cart arrived earlier than promised and was a breeze to put together. It took a little practice to fold and unfold the cart but YouTube videos helped with that. I really love this cart and can see it last for a very long time. The hand brake is very handy and I like that you can either install the umbrella holder or just leave it off (I never use an umbrella). After using it I noticed that changing from pneumatic tires to solid tires took a little getting used to. This cart does not seem to pivot or roll as easily as my old cart. I got the red cart and it looks really sharp with my black bag. The only nit I have about the cart is the drink holder does not pivot easily and when a can of barley pop is set in it, there is a lot of spillage. I will fix that with a little bit of filing. All in all it was a great purchase and I am very happy with the cart.

I did a lot of research on push carts before deciding on this one. At first, I was a little leery of the wider wheel base and larger wheels and I thought the CaddyLite Compact might be just a little too large. But after comparing this cart with the BagBoy Nitron, the CaddyLite wins. Wheels feel noticeably sturdier on the CaddyTek. BagBoy wheels had a bit of "wiggle" or "play" in them at points of attachment. Even with the larger wheels, the CaddyTek folds up to a slightly smaller profile than the Nitron, and it folds up and out just as easily if not better than the Nitron. The CaddyTek uses a spring-loaded folding mechanism rather than a nitrogen piston (in the Nitron). It is really smooth and easy to use. I had some reservations about relying on a nitrogen piston, which I suspect could wear out or fail more easily than a spring mechanism, though I have not come across any reports of that. I've used the CaddyTek for a few rounds now and love it. It is compact and light enough, rolls great in short and tall grass, bag doesn't move, and the storage compartments and drink holder do everything I need. Plus the Caddytek storage tray has holes for holding tees, which I find useful. (The Nitron, to my surprise, did not.) The CaddyTek is a winner at a competitive price point.

Great golf cart. Rolls easy and folds up to a small size. There is a learning curve to folding and especially unfolding, but once you figure it out, it is a breeze. Rolls nicely through the hills of the course and the brake has been a lifesaver. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that I have yet to figure out how to tighten and hold the elastic bands that hold the bag.

I’ve had a Bag Boy swiveling push cart that died on me. This is definitely an improvement over that.- it has a grey plastic piece that you press down on and the entire thing pops open, almost feels as though it’s spring loaded or something it’s so easy. The bag boy needed a few steps with a few parts to open. This is easily the thing I like the most about this push cart.- when folded up it’s slightly smaller than my bag boy was though it’s still somewhat cumbersome. What I like is that when it’s folded up it feels held together. The bag boy used to feel as though it could almost pop back open.- performance wise, on the course, it performs as expected. Rolls smoothly and the compartments are a good size to hold my wallet, keys, balls, rangefinder, etc.

This thing is absolutely amazing got this for my soon to be HS Freshman He has been playing since he was 6 but now it’s all business. He has to walk due to our local course not allowing unlicensed drivers to operate rental carts. He said he wanted a push cart for Christmas. I did lots of research and can say this was everything I hoped for. I would buy another without any hesitation when the time comes.

Love my push cart. Say good bye to the electric cart

Very Poor quality for the price. The bottom holder broke off after 5 uses! Extremely difficult to fold up. I have 3 other carts and this design is a disaster.

I bought two of they for my sons for Christmas and they love them. They say they're very light weight and easy to maneuver.