Powakaddy Twinline 1 or 3 Trolley

[Spoff]

Well, it looks like there is around £10 difference in price between the Powakaddy Twinline 1 and Powakaddy Twinline 3 trollies.

Those of you that have used either or both. What are the differences?

 

[Tiger]

The major difference I know of is that the brolly holder is only compatible with the twinline 3.

 

[Imurg]

I think the 3 folds down smaller but other than that not a lot.

 

[Tiger]

Just had a look at one on the t'interweb and the twinline 1 doesn't have clasps at the bottom tohold your bag but the new twinline 3 does.

Interesting that you've posted this as I was playing spot the difference with the deluxe II & deluxe III cart bag and apart from cosmetic changes I couldn't see any difference.

 

[MarkE]

I have a Twinline 3, a friend has a Twinline1. The major difference is the 3 has an extendable handle whereas the 1 is fixed.
The 3 is slightly shorter when folded because of being able to lower said handle, so in theory is the better choice.
But you do get a bit of twist on the 3 handle when in use. The 1 feels more solid, so if I was buying again, I would go for the 1. Whichever you choose they are a fantastic trolley.

 

[RGDave]

But you do get a bit of twist on the 3 handle when in use.

Yes, I'd noticed this. Bad design.
That's my only complaint.

 

[Spoff]

But you do get a bit of twist on the 3 handle when in use.

Yes, I'd noticed this. Bad design.
That's my only complaint.

The handle twists? enough to cause a problem/might break in the long term?

 

[RGDave]

But you do get a bit of twist on the 3 handle when in use.

Yes, I'd noticed this. Bad design.
That's my only complaint.

The handle twists? enough to cause a problem/might break in the long term?

Unlikely, I reckon. Just a lack of rigidity with the handle(s) fully extended and locked into place.

 

[Spoff]

Unlikely, I reckon. Just a lack of rigidity with the handle(s) fully extended and locked into place.

Ahh, cheers, as I am a short a**e I guess that won't be an issue for me!!!

 

[SharkAttack]

But you do get a bit of twist on the 3 handle when in use.

Yes, I'd noticed this. Bad design.
That's my only complaint.

The handle twists? enough to cause a problem/might break in the long term?

Unlikely, I reckon. Just a lack of rigidity with the handle(s) fully extended and locked into place.

It will never break, the twist is only a bit of movement due to the clamps not quite being tight enough. I think this is actually okay because at my course there are a few hills and if it try's to tip over on a side hill and you stop it with the handle there is that little bit of give. A little movement is better than something giving way and cracking.

 

[Spoff]

Plumped for the Twinline 3, for two reasons. I had some AG vouchers and they knocked a tenner of the price to match onlinegolf.

Putting it into action for the first time in less than three hours