Disc Golf Cart Pictures and ideas

[gottafixit]

I need to snap a couple photos of my cart, I'm the only one I've seen with it. It is a old person shopping cart a bag area on the one side and a fold down chair on the other. Wheels could be bigger but it's nice enough for the $35 bucks I think it cost. I'll hopefully I'll remember to check on this later.

[bumpspeed]

Originally Posted by chrishysell

I use a Clicgear3.0 with added chair and other accessories. I just looked it up and found it at an interesting named site. Also can be found at Dicks.

http://www.innovagolf.com/clicgear.html

How are you getting your bag to stay on the clicgear 3.0? I got one cheap and really like the folding aspect. I have got a few ideas but I want to make sure that I can still fit the cart in the back of a small car in case I ride with a friend.

[the Duff]

Some pics from that last thread.

Lots of talk in that thread, not a lot of pics.

[juju]

These are really nice:

[YawningDrone]

jeep jogging stroller makes a fantastic cart...my buddy down here has one complete with umbrella

I'll see if I can snap a picture today

[buttdart]

Originally Posted by YawningDrone

jeep jogging stroller makes a fantastic cart...my buddy down here has one complete with umbrella

I'll see if I can snap a picture today

you must play at tradewinds!

i saw a guy with a stroller last week (tall, shirtless) who had an umbrella.

i too have a jeep stroller.

it's absolutely perfect. there are several pouches for discs, refreshments etc.

they go for $200+ new but if you get on craigslist you'll find a deal.

i paid $60 for a lightly used one.

[DiscJunkie]

Here's my setup:

[Plankeye]

Originally Posted by juju

These are really nice:

where are these at?

[Shuie]

2nd what he just said.. where are those??

[Matt B.]

Originally Posted by the Duff

Mine is like the one on the far right. $12 pull cart at PIAS, drill through the frame, mount a piece of plywood with an L bracket. I put my REVO backpack on the plywood with straps going up through the pull handle and back down to the bag. I use the umbrella loops to cinch to the rods that go down to the wheels. Very sturdy, and keeps my bag up nice and high. The only thing I don't like about the GoCart is how low the discs are.

I just read the old thread about why people use carts, with all the cart hating. I originally started because of back problems that made weight on my shoulders a bad idea. Some people seem to think that there is only one kind of back problem and if you need a cart, you shouldn't be playing. I had no problem torquing my back around to throw, but put on a backpack and I was aggravating it badly. Turns out I love having a cart! Less bending over, off and on, etc. I stay so much cooler in serious heat and I like having my bag off the ground in long wet winters.