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

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.

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.

It has gone with me on two rounds so far. I can update later if anything changes. Initial impressions though are almost all positive.Cons: There are very few cons here for the price (I paid 179 + tax).-It doesn’t fix your slice or increase your distance off the tee. LOL-The beverage holder cracked in the first usage. It’s not a deal breaker for me though as I have my water jug in the side pocket that I use anyways. I don’t think I will even bother sending it in. The quality of it seemed poor.-I am 6’ even, and my umbrella (narrowly) is tall enough for me to stand under. Maybe there are taller umbrellas out there I can search for, but it is something to note for taller golfers.Pros: Everything else is really as advertised.-My Taylor Made stand bag fits like a dream. There’s plenty of space between the bottom and the wheels (pictured). My cart bag fit also, but the spacing was a bit more narrow (1.5”). Still, there was no rubbing.-It rolls straight and easy on all surfaces. The foot brake works well, although courses here in Houston are all flat and might not be the best test.-It is extremely stable compared to the 2 three-wheel models I have owned. High winds yesterday, and it didn’t wobble at all, even with the umbrella attached. I was very impressed.-The storage areas are great. The large under-carry fits my Big AL (ROLL TIDE) headcover and my portable stereo with room for more.-The cooler at the bottom is THE BEST. I fit my Gatorade bottle and 2- twelve oz. cans of craft beer in there WITH ICE. They stayed cool the entire round. My last beer was enjoyed cold on the 15th hole, and this is with a 104 degree heat index. And if you’ve ever golfed in Houston in late July, you know there is no heat to match it, LOL.-The cell phone holder is perfect for my iPhone XS Max. Fits with the OtterBox case and all. Since this is what I use for my scorecard and GPS, it is a perfect set-up.SUMMARY: You could spend easily a hundred dollars more for a model with similar features. I wouldn’t. For the price, this one outshines all the other BagBoys and Sun Mountains out there. It has more compartments and storage than others in the same price range and rolls like a beauty. I will have to update later on durability, but everything seems solid and not cheap (except for the cup holder). I paid 179 + tax, but I would even spend as much as $250 + tax for what this push cart is. My CC charges $20 a round for cart fees each time, so I only need to use it 10 times to get my money back. Then it’s “free” golf from there. The exercise is great and helps me slow down my pace of play to allow proper focus on each shot. Get it. You won’t regret it.Cheers,Mike in TX