Rovic RV1C Golf Push Cart

its really amazing, lightweight and easy to push I, think its better than Click-gear trolley .

The Rovic is excellent, top quality construction, simple to erect, a joy to push and folds down neatly to fit in you boot.Don' t hesitate buy one.

Can’t fault this trolley. Was really torn between this and spending a bit more and getting the clicgear 3.5 and glad I saved a bit of money and went for the Rovic. Comes with umbrella holder and drinks holder which I believe have to be purchased separately with the clicgear 3.5

very good product and folds up really small. Took me a little while to figure out how to fold it but that was probably me

Same problem as reported by Todd in Canada (2 star). My product bought in 2020. In his case the bolts dropped out after one month but mine took a couple of years but, once they started to fall out, they have kept doing so over the last 12 months, most recently both dropping out within two weeks. As they always get lost during the round, I have had to buy replacement bolts. Given the addition of postage, this cost mounts up.I have to say that my golf partner also has this product. He plays the same number of rounds as I do, on the same course. He bought his 6 months before me and has had no issues!I would be grateful if the manufacturers could offer an explanation. Poor quality control?

Looks good and easy to useGolf

Great piece of kit

Good cart. Light so easy to push around but still strong enough to take a full size golf bag and full set of clubs. Good price too.

I purchased the RV1C and the BagBoy Nitron, and decided to return the Nitron. The RVIC folds small enough to fit in the back portion of my trunk (which is lower height), whereas the Nitron was too big to fit back there. When unfolded, the RVIC was roughly the same size as the Nitron. Front-to-back, it was pretty much the same. The RV1C wheelbase was approximately 1.5 inches narrower - i.e. not enough to change the feeling of stability. The RV1C actually has slightly larger rear wheels. I have a fairly large Sun Mountain C130S bag and it fits fine.The Nitron's claim to fame is the piston-assisted opening mechanism. However, when it comes down to it, both carts require that you unlock the top of the handle and then spread the frame. The Nitron automatically extends the front wheel, whereas the RV1C requires you to push a button while pulling out the front wheel. This amounts to a neglible difference in open-close effort, and not enough to justify the Nitron's larger folded dimensions or 2 pounds of extra weight.Around the course the RVIC was easy to push, very stable on hills and the hand brake works well. The hand brake was a must-have feature for me, as its much more convenient than having to jam your foot onto a foot brake every time you start and stop, and you can easily see that it's engaged. The cart handle is a few inches shorter than the Nitron, but plenty high for me (6-ft tall) to push comfortably. The clubs do overlap with the storage compartment, but with the drink holder hanging off to the side, this is not a big deal. I store extra balls, etc. in my bag, so I don't need to put much more than my phone and scorecard in there, and that leaves plenty of room to spare.I'd highly recommend the RV1C

Me gusto mucho ya que tiene el tamaño adecuado. Muy buenos materiales y se dobla fácilmente

Ottimo sotto tutti i punti di vista e si presta bene per eventuali personalizzazioni. Ingombro ridotto da chiuso che trova estrema facilitá si trasporto in macchina.

This is an exceptional golf cart!! Better than I even expected. All the functionality of a Clicgear in a compact size for shorter golfers!! Definitely recommend this product!

I haven't had the chance to actually take this out on the course yet (a not so secret Christmas present) but the compact size was just as I had hoped. It seems rather sturdy and appears to be made from quality materials.