A great review Michael. Just been into see my pro today and ordered new CT8 GPS with 36 hole battery and EBS function. Had a FW7s before and it was great and still more perfectly. Only reason to change is that the FW7s took up too much room in the car and in the store cupboard at home.
Everything You said being correct, You should also mention that this trolley only works with a Powercaddy cartbag, giving you a horrible time with f.e. a 400£ Miura Vessel standbag you perhabs already possess, the distance between the attachments for the bag at the bottom and top being to big, leading to the bag falling through on each little bumb on the ground. Unusable if you not want to satisfy Powercaddy‘s obviouse desire to make even more profit on seeling a rather stuffy cartbag.
In the late 90s I bought a power cart called the kangaroo here in United States they were based out of North Carolina and they had a pretty good payment arrangement where they were offering no interest loans. It had the old heavy lead acid batteries and a remote control with a handheld feature. I now belong to a “players club” which is $51 a month and gives you a gas powered cart and 18 holes for $28 after 1 PM so no need to walk. If they didn’t offer this players club I would definitely look into one of these power caddies.
looking for an electric trolley with handbrake on it as play a lot of hilly courses here in Ireland, and recommendations please? with gps if possible, but without having to pay a monthly subscription, thanks
Always hit the like button before the start... I am already knowing it's good. I will stick to the cart however, but if I walked more courses...
A great review Michael. Just been into see my pro today and ordered new CT8 GPS with 36 hole battery and EBS function. Had a FW7s before and it was great and still more perfectly. Only reason to change is that the FW7s took up too much room in the car and in the store cupboard at home.
Everything You said being correct, You should also mention that this trolley only works with a Powercaddy cartbag, giving you a horrible time with f.e. a 400£ Miura Vessel standbag you perhabs already possess, the distance between the attachments for the bag at the bottom and top being to big, leading to the bag falling through on each little bumb on the ground. Unusable if you not want to satisfy Powercaddy‘s obviouse desire to make even more profit on seeling a rather stuffy cartbag.
As I get older, 50+, this type of cart becomes more appealing. Another plus is there's a distributor in Canada. Will have a look 🙂👍
😬 At about $1500 Canadian I'm going to pass!
Try $2k in Australia!😳
@@cameronloveless1751 It better come with a years supply of beer for that price!
In the late 90s I bought a power cart called the kangaroo here in United States they were based out of North Carolina and they had a pretty good payment arrangement where they were offering no interest loans. It had the old heavy lead acid batteries and a remote control with a handheld feature.
I now belong to a “players club” which is $51 a month and gives you a gas powered cart and 18 holes for $28 after 1 PM so no need to walk. If they didn’t offer this players club I would definitely look into one of these power caddies.
I'm waiting for a remote control trolley with gps not seen one out yet with both.
looking for an electric trolley with handbrake on it as play a lot of hilly courses here in Ireland, and recommendations please? with gps if possible, but without having to pay a monthly subscription, thanks
Could you compare the fx vs ct ramge
Even using a pull trolley is better long term than packing those clubs.
😮
they are very heavy and expensive , how lazy are we?
is this the sales channel?
No just another review of a product 👍