The primary storage compartment works well for storing extra balls, a couple of tees, range finder, pencil, or anything else you might need while on the course. I really like the clip for holding your scorecard on the top cover of the storage compartment. The other big miss is the cup holder. It works for my coffee cup but it’s a one size and doesn’t fit my Yeti unfortunately. Again, its functional and works (I did have to adjust my club setup so my clubs were not in the way) but it does not fit my water jug. Fortunately, the basket underneath like I discussed before works great for anything I need to put in there including my water. Out of all the additional features I have previously talked about. The wins for me are the storage case under the card holder. Plenty of space and the ball holder is a nice feature. Besides the stuff in this picture, I have been putting my range finder in there as well. But, because Dynamic Brands is privately owned, “We’re not driven by release dates,” says Klevana. “It might be objectively boring but we’re just plugging away, working to do what’s right for the consumer.” Whether that means a product goes to market in July, October or something the next year is secondary to being completely satisfied with the outcome. On top of the tray is a place to hold a scorecard and pencil and cell phone. The clip for the scorecard does the job and holds a card very secure. Almost too secure. I had one rip when taking it out but I’ll blame that more on the flimsy paper rather than the clip itself. While the strap that holds the cell phone in place is extremely effective, the pencil holder is virtually worthless if the pencil comes equipped with an eraser as that style is too long to fit. Since eraser pencils seem to be more common these days this was an area of note for me.

That’s not unique to this situation but it underscores the amount of human and monetary capital that goes into any product design before a single unit is ever sold. The cup holder was another area for me where my opinion waxed and waned. I don’t typically bring my own water bottle with me and instead will get water or Gatorade from the pro shop. I never had any issues with getting these to fit, and was also able to get a beer can in a koozie to fit without problem as well. However, there were a couple of times when it was really hot and humid when I brought a large Gatorade for the round and the larger bottles are just a tad too large in diameter to fit. I think the cupholder is designed to hold anything you can buy at the course, which to me seems reasonable, so I didn’t deduct any points here The cup holder looks like a dream. Me being me you start giving me accessories I am going to lose them! This is built in which I can already tell I am going to love

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Slightly heavier but nothing substantial than the Caddytek (will get official weigh in's down the road) Yes, the three-wheel design and large, durable wheels allow for smooth and easy maneuvering on various terrains, making it suitable for all golf courses. But the real draw of the BagBoy Nitron is the Nitro Piston technology that powers the unfolding function. When you fold the BagBoy Nitron down, compressed air gets stored in piston lines. This compressed air is exerted when you pull the handle up to unfold the BagBoy Nitron. What’s up everybody?! Super pumped to give this BagBoy Nitron a run for its money. But first things first the introduction. Name is Mark Lacasse resident of Massachusetts. I am 34 close to 35 and Married to a fierce and beautiful woman with 2 kids and 2 dogs. Ergonomics-The adjustable handle, while simple, adds a ton of ease in pushing for me. The cushioned handle is a great feature as well.

Top-Lok technology is the attachment design to hold the bag in place. It is designed for BagBoy and Datrek style bags but come to find out is not exclusive to just those bags. (Will get more into the Top-Lok in the good/bad in between section)Most consumers don’t understand the costs associated with product development. It can take months to generate a viable design and that’s before any considerations are made for supply-chain requirements, material sourcing or changes in market dynamics.