Ergonomics-The adjustable handle, while simple, adds a ton of ease in pushing for me. The cushioned handle is a great feature as well. Most consumers don’t understand the costs associated with product development. It can take months to generate a viable design and that’s before any considerations are made for supply-chain requirements, material sourcing or changes in market dynamics. I really like the variety of color options available and the sleek lines show a lot of attention to detail went into the design If I had to choose I would go Nitron due to the ease of use and features. I think its built strong enough to get the job done I really do enjoy the layout and features. Cup holder is conveniently located but does not fit larger bottles and clubs may interfere with removing beverage (works great as secondary phone holder though)

If you are looking for something built like a tank with not many features than clic gear is the way to go. Its heavy (in a good way) durable and does what it supposed to. The clicgear fails on its features. The top compartment holds a few thing but kind of annoying to use. The cup holder is also annoying it comes with one that can hold a small water bottle but you can buy a bigger one. My standby always gets crooked and slips around so I am always adjusting it. Again not a good design. The straps on my 3.5+ eventually frayed so the new 4.0 has replaceable silicone straps which Is a nice upgrade. Folding it open a close takes some getting used to its not fast but fast enough. Much heavier and more cumbersome than the Nitron.While the cup holder did not fit my preferred 32oz water bottle, the storage bag under the handle is extremely convenient for holding my water bottle with plenty of room to spare for other items. I also tried the cup holder with a large Tervis tumbler. This worked reasonably well, although it was in close proximity to my wedges resulting in some grass on my Tervis lid from time to time and needing to nudge a wedge to the side to remove the Tervis for drinking. I tested this product rigorously on the course. I took it to several courses with different conditions and terrains to test its performance. The cup holder was another area for me where my opinion waxed and waned. I don’t typically bring my own water bottle with me and instead will get water or Gatorade from the pro shop. I never had any issues with getting these to fit, and was also able to get a beer can in a koozie to fit without problem as well. However, there were a couple of times when it was really hot and humid when I brought a large Gatorade for the round and the larger bottles are just a tad too large in diameter to fit. I think the cupholder is designed to hold anything you can buy at the course, which to me seems reasonable, so I didn’t deduct any points here Many of us can relate to the parent, hands tied, loading groceries into a minivan with severely annoyed children. They just want the damn stroller to collapse and fit in the trunk and get going. For many of us, that sounds a lot like today.

The build quality is impressive. It is obvious this is not a cheaply constructed item. The frame has some weight to it, and the plastic parts are sturdy and solid. These features come in handy on the course and when traveling; everything you need is at your fingertips and can be accessed while strolling on the course without bending into the bag to get your phone or something. Top Lok Technology Durability (I was scouting out a Nitron at my club and noticed the tread on the tires was nearly gone; see pic below) As discussed, there are a few “misses” in design but nothing that is a deal breaker because the other features are so fantastic. I will be looking at the next bag being a top-lok design just for fitting purposes and not getting the twist in the bag. The other is the cup holder, but with plenty of other storage for me not something I am too concerned with. Full-featured scorecard console: Includes an integrated beverage holder, mobile device holder, and golf ball storage.The handle apparatus features a console on which a full scorecard can be held. There is also a drink holder, umbrella holder and a storage pouch under the handle for keeping other accessories. Initial first impression on the unboxing and revamping what I will be looking at now that I have eyes on the equipment: The compact folded position is great for traveling and storage and saves space compared to a bulky constructed trolley. Construction

What’s up everybody?! Super pumped to give this BagBoy Nitron a run for its money. But first things first the introduction. Name is Mark Lacasse resident of Massachusetts. I am 34 close to 35 and Married to a fierce and beautiful woman with 2 kids and 2 dogs. The front wheel is 9 and a half inches in diameter and the rear wheels are a bit larger at 11 inches in diameter. They are made of hardened foam so you don’t have to worry about inflating them or any other kind of maintenance. The other big miss is the cup holder. It works for my coffee cup but it’s a one size and doesn’t fit my Yeti unfortunately. Again, its functional and works (I did have to adjust my club setup so my clubs were not in the way) but it does not fit my water jug. Fortunately, the basket underneath like I discussed before works great for anything I need to put in there including my water.

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That said, the specific nitrogen technology is patented. So, while competitors might focus on stability, braking systems and durability, if the plan is to offer a version similar to Bag Boy Nitron, there’s going to be some serious red tape to work around. Bag Boy Nitron – Helmet or Minivan? These files are referred to as Vector format files. This means that they can be resized and manipulated without losing resolution on the file meaning that they will look sharp and clear on your custom pens.