Intech LiteRider Cart (10-inch wheels, steel frame)

You can't beat this cart for an inexpensive way to get around the course. Very light and stable and comes with features such as a score card holder, 2 ball holders, pencil and tee holders and folds easily with you bag attached. I found the straps that hold your bag are adequate and did not have a problem of my bag turning sideways as others experienced.You only have to attach the wheels, strap in your bag and your ready to go. The wheel attachment screws are already held by the frame so there are no parts to lose when assembeling. One somewhat confusing label by the wheel attachment states "warning-tighten to maximum" while the imprinted words on the tightener states "hand tighten only". I decided that "tighten to maximum" was the way to go and snugged it with a pair of pliers, being careful not to overly tighten and risk breaking.(A little more than hand-tighten). I can see where the scorecard holder may allow your card to fall out. A couple strips of velcro or rubber bands probably will help but have'nt tried this yet. The card holder assembly is held by three rivets which you could drill out and remove completely but you will lose the features of your 2 ball, pencil and tee holders.I can see that by snagging or banging the card holder on something in my trunk it will eventually break, crack or loosen. I noticed that the arm that holds the handle moves slightly up and down when the cart is all the way open. No big deal but I put a peice of duct tape over the post where you slide the square holder over to firm up the handle arm which solved that. I have used this cart 4 times with no stability problems and feel like it will hold up very well over time. Its a lot lighter to pull than my old cart and if you want a basic cart its well worth the money....

There are certainly nicer, higher end golf push carts around, but for a basic, lightweight inexpensive cart, this is the best I found on the market. Regarding the common complaint of the pencil holder being loose, it's true, but either just use the pencils with erasers that are a little thicker, or put a little tape around the pencil. Better yet, do what I did & spend $10 for the Android/iPhone app GolfCard & track your scores that way. The GPS accuracy is not perfect, but it will track your putts, GIRs, up & downs, clubs used & distances, etc. & even lets you wirelessly back up to your computer & upload scores to [...] in seconds & for free!Pros: inexpensive, lightweight, compact, rolls easily, includes free water bottle & holder.Cons: handle doesn't have a sturdy feel, pencil holder not snug, bag doesn't stay straight up so towels will drag & pockets become less accessible if you don't keep straps tight &/or straighten up bag occasionally, scorecard holder doesn't fit the size cards my courses (Chicago PD/Cook County FP) use.Overall, I definitely recommend this cart of the economical/casual golfer looking for a basic cart that will save them the cost of renting pull carts. This will pay for itself even if it were to only last 1 or 2 seasons, as long as you golf more than a few times a year.

This cart is about what i expected for thirty bucks, not great but just right for the price. It is nice and lightweight and pretty easy to fit in my small car's trunk. It unfolds easily and is just what i wanted. Really, I don't know why all these golfers want to spend up to $200 for a pull/push that are big and a little unmanageable for trunks unless you have a big SUV trunk. True, they have three wheels and probably roll smoother and look cooler, but this Intech cart is fine for my purposes. I wanted lightweight and that's what I got. It's seems sturdy enough. I'm very happy with my purchase, especially the price. I saw this same cart listed for almost twice this amount on other sites. And the free shipping sealed the deal.

I bought this cart in July 2011. Since then I've played 60+ rounds with it on all kinds of courses. It works great and has more than paid for itself in push-cart rentals. It's obviously not the fanciest cart out there, and as others have noted, it can tip if you're not careful on inclines. On the other hand, it's ridiculously inexpensive and it gets the job done. I have never had any problems with it and it folds up well for storage. The nylon straps are durable and hold my stand-bag securely in place (you can fold it with the bag attached too).If you're looking for a no-frills bargain priced push cart that works, this is it.

After walking numerous 18s and 9s, I started to notice that my back got fatigued during the later holes, and my golf game was starting to slip. I saw my friends ClicGear cart, looked it up online here, and couldn't believe the price. I found this cart, which is the cheapest, most basic pull cart. Do not expect a Cadillac with this purchase, but a more economical Toyota Camry. It works well, has a drink, tee, gamecard and ball holders which work. You will notice this isn't the most sturdy design, but for this price, it will get the job done for a couple of years, and is fantastic for a beginner. Would recommend this to a friend.

I used this cart 2 times. The last time the wheels hit a bump and the cart was turning over I tried to keep it upright with the handle and it broke off in my hand. Also the Handle is not long enough so the bottom of the bag would drag making it hard to pull. (I am 6'4" so that might be part of the problem). The score card holder was to small and would not hold a score card. The pencil hole was to big and the pencil would fall out. Over all a very cheaply made cart. The only good thing about it was Amazon, they paid for the return postage and refunded my money right away. Amazon is a good company and I will buy from them again.

5/5

Buen servicio y en el tiempo acordado. Llega en buen estado y bien protegido. Me gustó el producto y es tal cual como lo definieronGracias