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In to the prairie lands of America for review is the Blade IP push cart from Big Max. While some might not recognize the name, they have been garnering a good deal of positive feedback from a few different outlets.
The IP is one of seven different push cart offerings from Big Max and carries a price of $329.99 and is available in five different color combinations. All said, very much in line with what we see from them top carts on the market.
I've actually had it in hand for a bit messing with it around the house, but only the last few days did the 110+ degree weather subside and let me get it out on the course, so I will have some good feedback coming very soon and that will be, of course, followed by our full homepage review. As a walker who has another "top-tier" push cart and uses it regularly, I was a bit cautious entering this, but different can be good, and this is a different take on what a push cart can be.
Info on the Big Max "Blade IP" Push Cart:
Blade IP – designed to suit your game
Thanks to the new faster and easier One-Fold mechanism and ultra flat design the Blade IP fits into the tightest spaces and is easy for travel use. The push cart features a double brake system and two scorecard holders of which one is easily visible while you push the cart.
The cart has a stable design that is suitable for all bag sizes, so you can not only use cart bags but also stand bags. The adjustable upper bag brackets help you to position your bag perfectly and feature Quick Attach points for handy accessories like the Drop-Stop Rainsystem.
In-Hand Images:
The IP is one of seven different push cart offerings from Big Max and carries a price of $329.99 and is available in five different color combinations. All said, very much in line with what we see from them top carts on the market.
I've actually had it in hand for a bit messing with it around the house, but only the last few days did the 110+ degree weather subside and let me get it out on the course, so I will have some good feedback coming very soon and that will be, of course, followed by our full homepage review. As a walker who has another "top-tier" push cart and uses it regularly, I was a bit cautious entering this, but different can be good, and this is a different take on what a push cart can be.
Info on the Big Max "Blade IP" Push Cart:
Blade IP – designed to suit your game
Thanks to the new faster and easier One-Fold mechanism and ultra flat design the Blade IP fits into the tightest spaces and is easy for travel use. The push cart features a double brake system and two scorecard holders of which one is easily visible while you push the cart.
The cart has a stable design that is suitable for all bag sizes, so you can not only use cart bags but also stand bags. The adjustable upper bag brackets help you to position your bag perfectly and feature Quick Attach points for handy accessories like the Drop-Stop Rainsystem.
FOLDING MECHANISM | Ultra-Slim, One-Fold System |
SIZE (IN CM) | 88 x 62 x 12.5 |
WEIGHT (IN KG) | 6,5 |
ADJUSTABLE HANDLE | Yes |
QUICK FIX BASE | Yes, 2 |
QUICK LOK BASE | Yes, 2 |
QA BASE (FOR I-DRY RAINSYSTEM) | Yes |
ADJUSTABLE BAG BRACKET | Yes |
BRAKE | Foot brake |
DETACHABLE WHEELS | Yes |
SUITABLE FOR TOURBAG | Yes |
STANDBAG KOMPATIBLE | Yes |
COLORS | phantom, phantom-lime, phantom-red, white, white-lime |
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