Manual 3 wheel trolley

[cloudstrife]

Hi all,

Just getting ready for xmas and my wife has agreed to get me a trolley. I'm after a three wheel push trolley and the most popular seems to be the powakaddy twinline 3. I like the look of the twinline 1 which appears to be exactly the same as the twinline 3 apart from adjustable bag height.

The budget is around £100 and can stretch to £150.

Waht is the general consensus for the best 3 wheel push trolley?

Many thanks

 

[Rooter]

Powakaddy for me, I bought my 3 from ebay for £40! had to replace one strap.

Fantastic piece of kit IMHO and folds down really small for the boot. Also PK do decent hedgehog wheels for winter.

 

[pbrown7582]

I've a motocaddy s1 lite same trolley as electric version without motor can't fault it.
Can be picked up around £100 although there were some ex display ones on motocaddy website for £79.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

I have had a Powacaddy for about 6 years, very good piece of kit, well worth what you pay for it.

 

[gripitripit]

Motocaddy S3 lite. It has the little lcd 'puter that gives you distance,timer etc.

 

[golfdub]

Hi all,

Just getting ready for xmas and my wife has agreed to get me a trolley. I'm after a three wheel push trolley and the most popular seems to be the powakaddy twinline 3. I like the look of the twinline 1 which appears to be exactly the same as the twinline 3 apart from adjustable bag height.


The budget is around £100 and can stretch to £150.

Waht is the general consensus for the best 3 wheel push trolley?

Many thanks

Icart duo... Great solid 3 wheel trolley with extras and only £80 from American golf

 

[Fader]

I've a golf locker 3 wheeler, nice solid bit of kit however it doesn't really fold down as small as I would like. Looking at changing to a clic gear 3 wheeler in the new year as from the ones i've seen they are well built and fold down quickly, easily and very compactly. Though think their around £180, so be nice to HID and see if she'll expand the budget a little.

 

[MegaSteve]

For me ClicGear is the 'best'... Friends have the Powakaddy and appears to be well made and good value...

Whilst in Costco, earlier in the week, I noticed they had a ClicGear style trolley in there at a reasonable price... If you have access to a Costco might be worth a proper look at...

 

[tallpaul]

Having owned the Powakaddy Twinline 3 and moved to the Motocaddy S1 electric, I would recommend the S1 Lite over the Powakaddy. The folding to bracket on the Powakaddy is a poor design and the Motocaddy holds the bag much more securely. The Powakaddy does have a superior folding mechanism.

 

[ArnoldArmChewer]

I had a clicgear, great bit of kit, only sold it as I was bought a motocaddy electric trolley as a prezzie

 

[cloudstrife]

Thanks for the responses.

I've been having a look over at american golf and like the look of the Masters iCart one and iCart 2. Seems that the iCart 2 is a quicker folding trolley but doesnt look as study compared to the iCart one. They're both the same price , has anyone used either of these?

Not too sure that i like the look of the Motocaddy trolleys to be honest, still like the look of the powakaddy twinline 1 and 3, although are they really worth the price compared to the masters golf carts?

 

[sydney greenstreet]

I have the master 3 series ,and to be honest it is good but then I do not think there is much difference between a few of the 3 wheelers.

 

[Jon321]

I've a golf locker 3 wheeler, nice solid bit of kit however it doesn't really fold down as small as I would like. Looking at changing to a clic gear 3 wheeler in the new year as from the ones i've seen they are well built and fold down quickly, easily and very compactly. Though think their around £180, so be nice to HID and see if she'll expand the budget a little.

Have you got the golf locker qwik fold? If you have I'll definitely take it off your hands if you get a new one.

 

[cloudstrife]

Having looked at the options I've narrowed it down to the powakaddy twinline 1, the masters icart one or the masters icart 2.

The icarts are both £80 on american golf, really good price leaving plenty of the budget left for other things.

Has anyone got any experience with the masters carts?

 

[full_throttle]

If I was starting out the motocaddy S1 would be my personal choice, looking at American Golf they have a Sun Mountain push trolley which looks the business.

A golfing pal of mine in his 70's has just moved to a motocaddy S1 from a pull trolley and he finds it very easy to use