Kaddey Switch Trolley Review by Golf Monthly

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Watch the Kaddey Switch in action and discover why it features in Editor's Choice 2022
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A truly unique and impressive golf trolley. Having the chassis permanently attached to the bag is both time and space saving while the premium materials and distinct design make this a very desirable product.
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Truly one of the most unique trolley designs ever brought to the market, the Kaddey Switch combines European design flare and practicality to create one of the most user friendly push trolleys on the market.
The Kaddey Switch is designed to be permanently attached to any golf bag, making assembly on arrival at the golf course as quick and seamless as possible. This design also means the trolley takes up minimal space and can be easily stored in even the smallest space or car boot.
From taking the Kaddey Switch out of the boot to having a fully assembled trolley takes a few seconds and a few moving parts. Once the XL wheels have been attached either side, you’re good to go! The wheels come in a convenient carry bag to keep them organised as well as keep dirt out of your car.
Using the two large wheels on either side, which simply slot into the side of the chassis, the Kaddey Switch can either be pulled or pushed along the ground - it’s all about your preference. The beauty of the design is that you can easily and quickly switch between pushing or pulling depending on the gradient you’re facing. For example, downhill we preferred to have the Kaddey in front of us while it was easier to pull uphill. The centre console has a good amount of storage and is made using sturdy, tactile and premium materials that add to the overall appeal of the trolley. The console also has a pencil sharpener, which is a brilliant touch of detail!
One final touch that sums up how thoughtfully the Kaddey Switch has been designed is that you can record your own golf swing. Using the elasticated phone straps on the centre console and positioning the handle closer to the ground, you’ve got your own cameraperson to hand to record your swings - a thoughtful added touch!
It’s a truly unique system and one that is all the more beautiful thanks to the clean, architectural Dutch design and strong aluminium frame. Available in two chassis colours (black or white), you can also choose from nine different wheel cap colours to make your Kaddey Switch your own.
Full review at: www.golfmonthly.com/reviews/t...

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4 авг 2022

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@jolantajarczewska9958 Год назад

Very practical and easy for travel.

@askmelater7768 Год назад

For the last 3 years, I have owned two Clicgear Model 4 push carts. The brake cable broke on the first one, and Clicgear was not inclined to assist with replacing or repairing it. I got a second one and the rubber pencil holder cracked in a few days and the rubber straps that go around the cart seem are too short from my Ping Hoofer bag. (The strap will go around, but only at the first notch. Moreover, the way those straps work is by tension between the grooved sections of the strap. So, a little bump that the strap unfastens.) I don't like the BagBoy carts, and I didn't was a battery-powered one. So, I decided to pay an extra $100 to get the Kaddey Switch Starter Kit. It arrived this Thursday, and I used it on Friday. There definitely is something euphoric upon unboxing the Kaddey Switch. With that said, sadly, mine did NOT come with the "Easter eggs" that a reviewer from the U.K. described-- pencils, tees, or ball mark repair tool. Either there is a different business ethos with the U.S. distribution, or the company is trying to cut production costs. The straps can fit around any bag, without being too long and requiring it to be trimmed. I strapped my bag onto the frame, packed it into the trunk/boot of my car, and awaited my Friday morning tee time. I am a little concern how durable the silicon strap that holds the water bottle will last. In the parking lot, attaching the wheels and unfolding the handle took a lot less time with more graceful ease than the Clicgear. The Kaddey Switch seems easier to push on the fairways and paths than the Cliggear. HOWEVER, the course at which I was playing had a lot of curbs for the cart paths, and negotiating the curbs with a two-wheel cart is a lot tougher than with a three-wheeled on that has a front wheel. (When I go out this afternoon today, I will try pulling the Kaddey over the curb rather than pushing it and lifting one wheel over the curb and then the other.) The other drawback was being on a hilly rough. With only two back wheels, the cart either wanted to tip or roll. I never had that issue with the Clicgear. [For me, that drawback only will empower me to make sure I hit EVERY fairway! 🥲] After my round, I rolled the cart to my car, disassembly and putting everything into the trunk/boot was easy. Overall, I think the good outweighs the bad. The good was the aesthetics, easy of assembly and disassembly, and ergonomics when traveling on paths and fairways. The bad was the stability on hilly terrain. (Later today, I'll find out if pulling the cart works better than trying to push it over curbs.)