OMADA GOLF Trilite Golf Push Cart | Lightweight and Folding Golf Cart | Adjustable Golf Bag Stand

20 years ago I bought a cheap push cart and it was a total waste of money. It was rickety, difficult to transport and to add insult to injury...it was ugly. So, for all of these reasons, I didn't use it much and it didn't last long. I was a beginning golfer so it didn't make sense to spend much and over the years as I've improved and come to love the game I have upgraded my equipment. I don't mind spending $$$ for a durable , quality product. I have also been wanting to walk more for the exercise and the $$$ so I researched heavily at numerous online retailers, I read reviews and developed a list of attributes that are important to me. 1. Sturdy construction/Durability: 2. Functionality 3. Portability 4. Storage 5. Styling This is as well built as any that I researched. Large aluminum tubular construction. The plastic parts feel quite durable. The wheels are rubber, not hard plastic. This cart does everything you want it to. I have a pretty sizable bag that is easily accommodated and held in place with a nice set of bungee cords. The brake handle is a quality assembly and works really well. The storage bin lid will accommodate a score card and pencil on the outside and closes firmly with magnets. The bin is big enough for balls, tees, gloves, a phone, range finder, etc. The underside of the bin has 2 mesh pockets as well. It folds and unfolds easily and is also easily locked into place in both the open and closed positions. It is light and compact...easy to lift in and out of my Jeep. Finally, on top of it all...it's really nice looking. It was thoughtfully designed for form and function. I decided that I wasn't going to spend more than $200 and this was right at that price point. Fortunately there were returned units available (only visible using the app) that got the price point enough under $200 that I felt really good about the price. This is a tremendous cart and even at $200, I'd say it's a great value when compared with carts of this high quality. If it's between this and another cart...get this one

This is the perfect push cart. After hours of research my choices were this or the bagboy. I wanted a hand brake system and easy opening/closing which the Omada trilite offers. I set this brake ALL the time. I hate foot brakes and how awkward they are to engage. This you just flip a handle on the right and done. I bought the umbrella holder which supports my 68 inch sun umbrella with ease. I’m in the shade 98% of the time and now have an iron dome from any “FORE”. Included drink holder contains my beverage. I have a MagSafe phone holder. I usually walk a quick 9 and use the free grint app on my phone to track my shots, keep digital scorecards and track my handicap. This thing folds and unfolds in seconds and is light enough that grandma could carry it with one hand. I have the c130 sun mountain cart bag that fits flawlessly. Watched my buddy struggle carrying his clubs and drinks all day. 2hrs later and he was red like a tomatoes and sweaty like a sock. I got this for 2 bills on sale. Worth EVERY PENNY.

The Omada Golf Trilite push cart is a great product. Product a beautifully designed and lightweight. Easy to fold and unfold to use. Usage is very easy to carry your clubs, balls, and drink. Downside is that you need an umbrella and phone holder. Have push this cart through hills, wet grass, and mud and it survived. Cleaning is very easy too.

I bought this to replace an old Sun Mountain. It is much sturdier and not even a fair comparison. Great product! 4 stars because I ordered gray and received white. Not worth the hassle to return so I kept it. Also, there is no clip for a scorecard. The bin has weep holes so you can store cold drinks but then there is no place for items that need to stay dry. A clip on the top would suffice.

I remember picking out my first set of irons for $40 when I began getting into golf. I only needed to carry around a few clubs in a beat up, hand-me-down bag to get me through my local pitch & putt. My promotion to normal courses became more burdensome. The bag became heavier, and the walks to my sliced drives on the adjacent fairway became longer. As the weight of my bag started to affect my game and overall golf experience, carrying my clubs was no longer an option. For years I’ve subscribed to rental push carts and cars, ignorant to the hole being burnt in my wallet summer after summer. Renting has never been economic, and I find that it's been getting more expensive each and every year. It was time to place an investment a product that could fix my problems for the extended future. The TriLite was the obvious choice. It’s no struggle to hit the links on short notice because it’s super light and compact. I honestly just leave it in my trunk in case I decide to hit around on a whim. I don't even notice it back there, and it barely takes up more space than a backpack (refer to the picture). When I was ordering online, I was skeptical of the quality because of its sleek look and build, but I find the cart to be incredibly durable and of high grade materials. So far, my experience pushing it around has been rather seamless. It’s obviously easier to wheel around than the cheap and rusty rentals that I’m used to, but it's noticeably better in terms of quality and mobility compared to what I've seen out there. In addition to the cart’s functionality, the storage compartment is also extremely practical. It’s a great spot for beers/waters/sunscreen/phones/keys/wallets/balls/tees/etc. There are also a few netted pouches in the back that are handy for snacks and gloves. I must say I’ve got nothing but good things to say about the TriLite, and I’m looking forward to playing many rounds with her by my side!

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