FOR TRADE Smoothy Classic for Clicgear 2.0 or Bag Boy Mini GT

[Yossarian]

Bit of a longshot but I am after a Clicgear 2.0 or bag boy mini, want something that folds up nice and small.

My smoothy is in good nick, 8/10, comes with umbrella holder and famed HOT TOUCH putter cover.

If anyone is keen let us know, I think this will probably amount to nothing but worth a shot! :mrgreen:

Plus it adds to my post count.

[henno]

At 23 you should be carrying your bag, you lazy fook.

[Yossarian]

I do, this is just for courses that are a bitch to carry, which is why I want something nice and tight.

[zacdullard]

I hope this has more luck than your putter threads.

[Yossarian]

I have faith. Zeus you wanna swap?? :D

[Johnny Canuck]

I do, but on some courses, i'm a bitch.

Corrected.

[Yossarian]

Thats actually pretty funny.

[PeteyD]

Carrying is a dumbass way to fook up your joints, and burns FA more calaries than a buggy.

[Johnny Canuck]

I don't carry to burn calories, I carry as I prefer it over a buggy. Especially, if you are playing with Yoss and your buggy keeps tipping over walking in the rough all day.

The only softy I know that has got injured carrying is Aldo, although I would gladly take his electric buggy off his hands.

[henno]

I'd probably be happy to use a buggy on flat courses, but I swear that on hilly courses it is far easier with the bag strapped to your back than having to lug a buggy up the side of a mountain.

There is no question that buggies have the advantage when it comes to beer-carrying ability.

[Johnny Canuck]

All you need is a mate with a buggy. You load the beer into his bag and carry your light bag all day.

Also works great with rain gear, umbrellas, water and anything else that you need to carry.

[davepuppies]

I am way to lazy to carry my bag, but in saying that i have always had a staff bag......

[PerryGroves]

I'd probably be happy to use a buggy on flat courses, but I swear that on hilly courses it is far easier with the bag strapped to your back than having to lug a buggy up the side of a mountain.



I grew up on a really hilly kikuyu course. A ton of blokes carried, couldn't be asred pushing a buggy through the kikuyu in the middle of summer. Clean the bag out, few balls, some tees and the clubs, light as.

[simmsy]

i use to always be like "why would you want to carry?" then i tried it and it's actually easier like others have said especially on hilly courses or on Ky courses. I find pushing a cart stuffs my lower back up especially on hills.

in saying that am on the hunt for an electric atm, though room in the car is pushed a bit down that track.

[adlo]

Pushing a buggy on Kik sucks.

Electric buggies are the shit.

[PeteyD]

The newer 3 wheel buggies are the go. I went from 2 wheeler that rooted shoulders etc to carrying, to hernia operation (not related to carrying but stopped it pretty well) to a 3 wheeler.