Stand bag that fits well on trolley?

[slicer79]

I know stand bags aren't designed really with trolley use in mind but can anyone recommend ones that have worked well. Not looking for a hybrid bag or anything like that, just a regular stand bag. Presume the ones that have the leg mechanism concealed within base fit better

 

[Orikoru]

My Motocaddy Hydroflex is perfect.

 

[Bratty]

I believe all of the Big Max ranges have a base suitable for trolleys. I've never had a problem with them and really like them.
The Motocaddy Hydroflex is also very good, but heavier (2.5kg) than some of the Big Max (1.6kg is lightest, maybe).

 

[Oddsocks]

My Motocaddy Hydroflex is perfect.

+1, especially if you have a m/caddy trolley

 

[Neilds]

I have an OGIO bag that fits nicely on a trolley - it is red with yellow flowers so colours may not be to everyone’s taste

 

[Orikoru]

+1, especially if you have a m/caddy trolley

I have a Stewart RS Push and it still sits perfectly square on that one without twisting.

 

[patricks148]

saw and ad yesterday from Powercaddy and they have a new carry bag that fits in a trolley

 

[Beezerk]

Big Max hybrid

 

[Orikoru]

Still find it hard to read good reviews on Big Max bags when mine was terrible.

 

[Oddsocks]

I believe all of the Big Max ranges have a base suitable for trolleys. I've never had a problem with them and really like them.
The Motocaddy Hydroflex is also very good, but heavier (2.5kg) than some of the Big Max (1.6kg is lightest, maybe).

Played with a guy yesterday who has that model for winter when walking, said it suits 12 clubs max as he uses a fat grip putter.

Bag looked well thought out tho

 

[BiMGuy]

I have the Motocaddy mentioned and it is a good bag. It is heavy though.

 

[Orikoru]

I have the Motocaddy mentioned and it is a good bag. It is heavy though.

Is it? I've always thought I wouldn't really notice the difference between the weight of bags vs the weight of the 10-14 clubs inside them.

 

[BiMGuy]

Is it? I've always thought I wouldn't really notice the difference between the weight of bags vs the weight of the 10-14 clubs inside them.

It is. My back is weaker than a pint of Fosters so I notice the difference. Every little helps.

The MC bag is over a kilo heavier than my other Ouul carry bag. But I offset that by not carrying anything I don’t need and usually only take 9 or 10 clubs in the winter.

 

[Orikoru]

It is. My back is weaker than a pint of Fosters so I notice the difference. Every little helps.

The MC bag is over a kilo heavier than my other Ouul carry bag. But I offset that by not carrying anything I don’t need and usually only take 9 or 10 clubs in the winter.

Hmm, I never really thought about that. I think I just accepted the compromise since I wanted one hybrid bag I could use all year round. I also tend to take a few clubs out in the winter, and I'm not somebody that carries loads of junk in the bag anyway.

 

[Oddsocks]

It is. My back is weaker than a pint of Fosters so I notice the difference. Every little helps.

The MC bag is over a kilo heavier than my other Ouul carry bag. But I offset that by not carrying anything I don’t need and usually only take 9 or 10 clubs in the winter.

Most people carry more than 2.2lbs in extra weight.

 

[BiMGuy]

Most people carry more than 2.2lbs in extra weight.

Me included. But not on their shoulders for a 5 mile walk.

So the bag would be an additional 2.2lbs on top of whatever fat they are carrying.

 

[Oddsocks]

Me included. But not on their shoulders for a 5 mile walk.

So the bag would be an additional 2.2lbs on top of whatever fat they are carrying.

Likewise, and a lot more that 2.2lbs coupled with a dodgy knee, but does one kilo make that much difference?

 

[BiMGuy]

Likewise, and a lot more that 2.2lbs coupled with a dodgy knee, but does one kilo make that much difference?

Might not to you. Might do to someone else.

 

[Bratty]

Likewise, and a lot more that 2.2lbs coupled with a dodgy knee, but does one kilo make that much difference?

It does over 18 holes with sloppy or rock-hard fairways, for some people.

 

[Voyager EMH]

I've never owned a carry bag that didn't fit perfectly well enough on a trolley.
Callaway carry bag that I got with pro-shop credit for £79 many years ago only just saw me through last winter.
Couple of holes appeared. It is working fine as a storage unit for clubs in the loft.

Last year I acquired two carry bags, both sit fine on any of my unpowered trolleys. Sun Mountain and Lynx.





The Lynx one is what I've been carrying so far this winter.