Clicgear 4.0 Golf Trolley

Wanted one of these for years but couldn’t justify it over the cost vs the odd new club every so often. Well wish I’d jumped in when they were cheaper. I love it. It’s really early days but small when folded, sturdy when unfolded. Looks class and has loads of nice practical features that I keep discovering (love the tee holders in the handle). Not sure why click gear website seems to have not been updated in years but assuming you never need support then this seems a great trolley.

I have had this trolley for a few months now and have used it most weeks.It folds down small enough to fit in the boot easily. The trolley glides really easily over the grass and i haven't had any issues with it. Really good quality product.There are videos online that show you how to fold/unfold but after a couple of uses it was really easy to do.

I have had this trolley for just over 12 months. Seemed to be a good product and I was quite happy with it. I just needed a trolley that I could keep in the car and not have to bother with any battery charging. However last week on the second hole the back wheel strut popped out and had sheared off from the main strut. Guess it's back to the Motocaddy (electric) now which I have had for about 7 or 8 years and it has never let me down.

I managed to buy this trolley during the period when they became in short supply. I actually wanted the 3.5 but this one became available so I bought it. A little larger than I was expected but now I am used to it I can highly recommend it. Compact when folded, very sturdy but easy to push when in use. It is also well balanced so that it does not fall over when you need to attached your umbrella, which has been tested a number of times this year.

Easy to put up easy to use, nice and sturdy fab product

Really well made , easy to use. After testing a few I think this is best.

Assembly instructions were hidden inside the umbrella holder. They were not needed because I followed a YouTube video.

This is clearly a well made product but opening it out and folding it away isnt particularly easy or intuitive. It's pretty heavy and a few times I've managed to catch my fingers between the various moving bars of the trolley in the process of opening it and closing which is not recommended! Despite now being pretty cautious on opening closing I still occasionally manage to trap my fingers somewhere! The other issue with this trolley is that it doesn't go in a straight line - I think this is common with fixed front wheel trolleys - so its rather like an errant supermarket trolley has a mind of its own and I have to frequently correct its course. If I purchased another push trolley I'd definitely get something lighter and preferably with a moveable (ie not fixed) front wheel.