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Which pull trolley

  • 31-07-2013 12:23pm
    #1
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    Anyone any recommendations on what trolley to buy an/or where? Am not interested in a battery powered one, just want something nice & light, packs away neatly etc. And dont want to break the bank. Any suggestions welcome. Thanks.


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    alxmorgan
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    BoardsMember wrote: »
    Anyone any recommendations on what trolley to buy an/or where? Am not interested in a battery powered one, just want something nice & light, packs away neatly etc. And dont want to break the bank. Any suggestions welcome. Thanks.

    Get a push trolley, Studies done show pulling is terrible for your back
    Slight twist over time cases issues


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    BoardsMember
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    Ok, I need to amend the title. When I wrote Push & intended to differentiate between the manual and the powered versions of trolleys. I accept that I have to push it!!

    So....any advice etc.. :)


  • #4
    alxmorgan
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    BoardsMember wrote: »
    Ok, I need to amend the title. When I wrote Push & intended to differentiate between the manual and the powered versions of trolleys. I accept that I have to push it!!

    So....any advice etc.. :)

    Not breaking bank comment suggests this might suit...

    http://www.direct-golf.co.uk/golf_trolleys/masters/5_series_3_wheel_push_trolley_golf_trolleys/p15940.aspx

    Never tried one but top of range would be Clicgear and Powacaddy I think and heard good things about them
    Maybe someone here has tried Masters


  • #5
    DuckSlice
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    alxmorgan wrote: »
    Get a push trolley, Studies done show pulling is terrible for your back
    Slight twist over time cases issues

    I think this is true, as my right shoulder/neck/upper back area is always very tense and stiff and it's only in the last 4/5 months that I am having this problem. I just got back into golf after 4 years away. I will be getting a push trolley soon, not sure if I will go for electric or not. But my friend has a motocaddy push trolley and it's real easy to push as opposed to pulling a trolley!


  • #6
    sodbuster77
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    I switched from an electric (Golfmotion) to a Powakaddy Twinline 3 push trolley last year and never looked back. It very lightweight but sturdy and folds up nice and neat. Got it for e140 in AmericanGolf


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  • #7
    whizbang
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    +1 for the Twinline series. tough, solid, but so easy to push.


  • #8
    bluebottle102
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    Bought the Powakaddy Twinline about a year ago now and think it was definitely money well spent!!! Had a pull trolley that was breaking my heart on hilly courses but still thought I was too young to buy a motorised cart!!! The Twinline is a great trolley folds up to next to nothing too so you will fit it in the smallest of cars at your ease.


  • #9
    Paranoid Android 2
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    I could be wrong about this but I think I remember hearing Powakaddy don't make manual carts anymore.


  • #10
    BoardsMember
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    Ended up going for this, looks a really good product & price: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003V4XUI6/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1


  • #11
    alxmorgan
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    BoardsMember wrote: »
    Ended up going for this, looks a really good product & price: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003V4XUI6/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

    Let us know how you get on with it


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  • #12
    BoardsMember
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    Will do. Quite excited, which is very sad really. I went for the umbrella holder too, total price 88 euro including delivery. If it is anything like as good as the 88 reviews suggest I will be a happy camper, and will give the two finger salute to the 4 euro course trolley dispensers as I pass them! It was really starting to irk me paying 3 or 4 euro for a crappy trolley each time I went to a course as a visitor.


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