Recommendation > Pull Buggy

[Beno]

Hey Guys,

Looking for any recommendations on pull buggies. Just getting back into the game after maybe 4 or 5 years (again) and one of the big drivers is to walk the course. Will be in need of a pull buggy. Are clic Gear still the ducks nuts or are there other options out there i should be looking into?

Should add, my current bag is a Titleist Stand Bag, one of the 14 slot ones

[Dotty]

If you love your Thermomix, then ClicGear is for you.

BagBoy C3 is my preferred buggy, and works well with stand bags.
(But I also think that the Falcon ute is the pinnacle of automotive design.)

[noren]

Can't beat the classic smoothy.

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[Hatchman]

Can't beat the classic smoothy.

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I have both Classic Smoothy and the Clicgear (3 wheel)

They both have plus and minus points.
Below is only my opinion
Clicgear
+ folds up compact as one unit (after removing any hang on items)
+ has a number of good hang off accessories
- does not fit all types of bags infact some fit very poorly and the adapters they sell to help barley improve that fit.

Classic Smoothy
+ is easily the easiest to push pull for me regardless of which bag I have on it.
+ all bags fit on it and it has the angle adjustments.
+ very stable from tip over
- doesn't fold up as compact as Clicgear

[Greg Gilson]

I cannot be more enthusiastic about recommending Clicgear. Have not tried Smoothy or others but , if they are better than Clicgear, they must be awesome.

[Dotty]

After using Clicgear and BagBoy for a few years, going back to a Smoothy on a hilly course with thick kikuyu (when caddying for pennant) felt like a boot camp session.

[Flavzz]

After using Clicgear and BagBoy for a few years, going back to a Smoothy on a hilly course with thick kikuyu (when caddying for pennant) felt like a boot camp session.

Agree with this. I've owned both and much prefer the Clicgear. I found the smoothy much harder to get up hills etc but is great over a flat course especially if the fact it doesn't fold up small doesn't bother you. I've owned my Clicgear for nearly 10 years and it's still going strong.

[PeteyD]

I use a stand bag and they do not get on with clic gears, even with the extra bits for them. I am currently using a smoothy 3 wheeler with a swivel wheel on the front which is good. Also like the axglo flipngo which gco used to sell. They have a 3 wheel version on sale at the moment.

[Beno]

That’s what concerns me with the clicgear and standbags Petey. Maybe I just need a new bag at this rate

[Flavzz]

Also agree that the Clicgear and stand bags do not work well together in my experience. That is probably their one main downfall.

[markTHEblake]

I use Clicgear with a standbag and is fine.
I wrapped the upper and lower brackets with insulation piping like this from bunnings, recommend doing this with any bag/buggy combo, stops twisting and wear marks on the bag.

I also bought the clicgear cozy which is ok, but not much of an improvement over the piping, unless I am looking for a perfect look.

[PeteyD]

Clicgear B3 bags on special at GolfBox for $260 at the moment. Not stand bags though.