Product Comparison: Bag Boy Quad XL vs Sun Mountain Micro
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- I also like how the handle can be set to different heights. Definitely holds my bag securely.
- Smaller, lighter, takes less space--both folded and unfolded
- I felt comfortable pushing this cart... Arms and shoulders were relaxed using this cart.
- The 4 wheels make it very stable, you can push or pull and I appreciate the hand brake in case you are on an incline.
- The handle has a comfort grip where you can place 2 hands when necessary and it is adjustable for your height.
- I've had other golf carts, and none rolled as easily as this one. Very easy to unfold/fold, well made
- i also really like the netting near the handle which i use for my rangefinder.
- The sun mountain folds easily and doesn't take up much room... that was my dislike with the three wheel carts (too bulky). I've now used it a half a dozen times. Rolls well... good storage.
- Actually purchased for my wife. She loves it. Much easier to open/fold than her older 3-wheel cart.
- Rugged aluminum construction makes cart is very light. High quality as expected from Sun Mountain.
- I went with this one because it seemed more robust and less likely to tip compared to smaller 3 wheeled carts.
- It rolls straight and smooth which is nice. It was pretty easy to put together.
- Easier and faster to fold and unfold. Round tube at bottom doubles as a handle and makes it easy to carry one-handed
- Deployment was quick and easy, and no fuss.
- When the round was over, it was a cinch breaking it down into a relatively small, and definitely light little package.
- Very stable thanks to the 4 wheels. Very easy/fast to fold for storage and unfold.
- Hand brake is excellent. The Sync Cart bag is a perfect fit and stays put with the single bungee cord.
- Its light and compact, but most importantly, easy for her to fold and unfold.
- The locking break utilizes a pin system which appears to be really nice compared to clamp style breaking system.
- Folds into a small unit that fits into the trunk of my tiny Mercedes convertible with the top up Which really narrows the space.
- the bag rests on 2 narrow areas which put a hole on one side of my bag and significant wear on the other side where the bag rests on the cart
- The cup holder is big enough for a regular size Gatorade or Powerade bottle, but not much bigger.
- Under the scorecard holder there's room for a few balls and something like a bag of tees.
- Last is the phone holder. I have an iPhone 7+, it fits securely. I've used this pushcart for about 6 rounds now, and the little elastic band that holds it in place has held up so far.
- Umbrella holder can be mounted either left or right, and not in the middle of the handle
- The compartment/main console helped to keep me better organized throughout the round and helped keep my pockets relatively empty
- The Sun Mountain has a wonderful front "panel" with strong magnetic score card holder, tee and pencil slots and 1 extra ball slot.
- The front compartment is great and fits my phone, wallet, keys, etc.
- The clip system is pretty self explainitory and she had it firgured out within a minute without assistance.
- She loves the padded compartment and the front "panel" in the Sun Mountain Micro GT
- The front axle can extend. you push a button on the front axle frame bar. The button recesses and allows you to expand the wheel sideways another 3-4 inches. Worked out great to fit a bag cart.