I bought a 3-wheel jogging stroller for $20 and it rolls so good. I can carry my Grip and have space to strap on a cooler or even another bag if I want. DIY is awesome!
I love my Rovic, it’s designed for disc golf with a good wheel clearance. I got the seat with it which works really well for me and it folds up great for my trunk.
I have owned almost everyone of these carts except for the transit cart. The Zuca carts are a solid option but be prepared to carry extra wheel parts, both Zuca’s I owned the wheels fell off while using them during rounds. I purchased an R3 almost two years ago and once I had the cart I realized why you pay the price that you do. They are built to last and built with disc golfers in mind. The R3 is almost bullet proof and it handles almost anything you could possibly throw at it, plus there are so many options to choose from. The customer service at Ridge Roller is by far the best out there, Joe goes out of his way to make each customer feel as if they are his best customer.
Love my Roller. I never have to worry about twisted metal or wheels falling off like I've seen on other carts. It's also nice to support a local business here is Wisconsin. I've been to the shop and shook the hand that builds them and I'd never buy another cart.
I have owned four carts over the years. Zuca was my first few. They hold plenty of discs however you will need to replace parts after a few years as the build quality is so-so. I recently purchased the Ridge Roller R3. My mind is blown. Not only is it a tank but the options it presents are ever evolving.
Ez all the way!!! Keeps your bag far off the ground and way away from the dewy rough of the early am and late pm rounds. Extra storage underneath is fantastic for extra clothing, discs, etc. the build quality is great and easy to customize (love the cart umbrella holder).
I think the trekke is the best option, and is not as expensive if done the right way. I originally bought their XL Backpack cart for $175. I have a Grip AX4 that I wanted to put in a cart. I then later bought the Trekker insert for $80. The XL Backpack cart is the exact same cart used for the trekker, so I just needed to buy the insert and add that to it myself. All in all, I got the whole thing for around $250, and if I want to take the insert out and put my bag on there, it is also a backpack cart. I did add the fenders to mine which was around $40 and upgraded on water bottle holders because the base ones that come with the zuca cart aren't great.
I love mine. Seat, umbrella holder, and it carries the bag up off the ground so I don't have to get discs in and out of a bag that's basically sitting on the ground.
I got 20€ beer kart from cruise ship. Works perfect. It can hold 5cases of beer so my viking tour discgolf bag is no problem. The traditional Finnish way is to mostly fill your bag with beer anyway😁
I got a Zuca Transit cart for Christmas. It is indeed really nice. My only real complaint with it is the bag itself. The bag is big with plenty of room for more than 25 discs if you want it but that lead me to having to put a piece of foam inside the bag to keep my discs from rolling around. There is a bit too much room in the bag, actually(if that's a bad thing?). Other than that the cart has been great.
The Trekker is $309 but it does come with the insert bag included. They sell the bag separately as well but if you buy the cart you get the bag too. Absolutely love mine BTW.
You’re right! I read that it said on their website “insert sold separately” but it meant that it is ‘also’ sold separately in case you just want to buy the insert!
I bought the ez cart for this reason. I can do just the bag when I'm in the mountains or cart on flat land. Im lucky enough to get both but understand your issue with them too.
You drool over the carts for nine minutes of this video, and then you realize you live in Finland and every course here is in the woods with loads of elevation making carts futile.
Most of the carts have the discs so low to the ground. Being a 6'8" man, its uncomfortable bending so low so many times per round. Can some company PLEASE make a cart that elevates the discs higher. Shelves arent meant to be on the floor
Ridge Roller customs are built in my town, pretty cool. Here in Wisconsin the ski-attachments are nice for winter rounds on the snow!
I bought a 3-wheel jogging stroller for $20 and it rolls so good. I can carry my Grip and have space to strap on a cooler or even another bag if I want. DIY is awesome!
I have the Zuca Transit. I absolutely love it. The main reason I purchased it over any other cart was the top access to the discs.
I love my Rovic, it’s designed for disc golf with a good wheel clearance. I got the seat with it which works really well for me and it folds up great for my trunk.
I have owned almost everyone of these carts except for the transit cart. The Zuca carts are a solid option but be prepared to carry extra wheel parts, both Zuca’s I owned the wheels fell off while using them during rounds. I purchased an R3 almost two years ago and once I had the cart I realized why you pay the price that you do. They are built to last and built with disc golfers in mind. The R3 is almost bullet proof and it handles almost anything you could possibly throw at it, plus there are so many options to choose from. The customer service at Ridge Roller is by far the best out there, Joe goes out of his way to make each customer feel as if they are his best customer.
Love my Roller. I never have to worry about twisted metal or wheels falling off like I've seen on other carts. It's also nice to support a local business here is Wisconsin. I've been to the shop and shook the hand that builds them and I'd never buy another cart.
I have owned four carts over the years. Zuca was my first few. They hold plenty of discs however you will need to replace parts after a few years as the build quality is so-so. I recently purchased the Ridge Roller R3. My mind is blown. Not only is it a tank but the options it presents are ever evolving.
what parts failed?
Ez all the way!!! Keeps your bag far off the ground and way away from the dewy rough of the early am and late pm rounds. Extra storage underneath is fantastic for extra clothing, discs, etc. the build quality is great and easy to customize (love the cart umbrella holder).
I'm rocking the zuca transit and a prodigy putter pouch love it carrying 34 discs with that set up
I think the trekke is the best option, and is not as expensive if done the right way. I originally bought their XL Backpack cart for $175. I have a Grip AX4 that I wanted to put in a cart. I then later bought the Trekker insert for $80. The XL Backpack cart is the exact same cart used for the trekker, so I just needed to buy the insert and add that to it myself. All in all, I got the whole thing for around $250, and if I want to take the insert out and put my bag on there, it is also a backpack cart. I did add the fenders to mine which was around $40 and upgraded on water bottle holders because the base ones that come with the zuca cart aren't great.
1. Ridge Roller
2. Zuca Arsenal Cart
3. BagBoy Quad XL
4. Zuca Transit
5. Zuca All Terrain
IMO you missed on the Züca LG cart which is in between #2 and #1 in price but has a lot more room for bags and it's sturdy.
I built my first two carts , moved to a Zuca all terrain then bought the RidgeRoller R3- Wow-Game changer!! Great review!
Amazon has hand trolleys or push carts that do the same thing too. 40 bucks for one and it comes with a bag
spot on fellas!! I was able to save $400 and custom paint my EzCart, love it!!
Rovic Rv1D is my #1
I love mine. Seat, umbrella holder, and it carries the bag up off the ground so I don't have to get discs in and out of a bag that's basically sitting on the ground.
I got 20€ beer kart from cruise ship. Works perfect. It can hold 5cases of beer so my viking tour discgolf bag is no problem. The traditional Finnish way is to mostly fill your bag with beer anyway😁
People underestimate how much room the Zuca's take up -- I couldnt fit it comfortably in my trunk. Went with a Rovic, and has been really good!
I got a Zuca Transit cart for Christmas. It is indeed really nice. My only real complaint with it is the bag itself. The bag is big with plenty of room for more than 25 discs if you want it but that lead me to having to put a piece of foam inside the bag to keep my discs from rolling around. There is a bit too much room in the bag, actually(if that's a bad thing?). Other than that the cart has been great.
Made a great cart out of a folding dolly that was too light duty for much else. Even added Zuca wheels to it.
Mindblowing how much this video was just one Big ad🤯 They put ads on an ad😂🥶
If you want to make your own disc golf cart check out Maker Pipe!!
makerpipe.com
These links aren’t working for me? Any idea why? Maybe because I’m in Canada?
@@seancbrophy I’m not sure why it is not working it was earlier! We just updated the link so it should work now!
The Trekker is $309 but it does come with the insert bag included. They sell the bag separately as well but if you buy the cart you get the bag too. Absolutely love mine BTW.
You’re right! I read that it said on their website “insert sold separately” but it meant that it is ‘also’ sold separately in case you just want to buy the insert!
@@SwankyDiscGolf yeah it's worded a bit confusingly. Just thought I'd clear it up having bought one myself not too long ago.
i personally dont like carts, the finnish ground is way too bumpy and elevative for carts.
I bought the ez cart for this reason. I can do just the bag when I'm in the mountains or cart on flat land. Im lucky enough to get both but understand your issue with them too.
Can’t beat the R3 it is worth every penny and I love mine more with every round...ROLLOUT
Ridge Roller in the PacNorWest
You drool over the carts for nine minutes of this video, and then you realize you live in Finland and every course here is in the woods with loads of elevation making carts futile.
Clearance matters a ton when playing hilly woods golf
Nice hat
The $300 Trekker does include the insert.
I didn't realize emt was that expensive at Lowe's 😳 where I live you can get 3/4 for about $5-6 a pipe at an electrical supply house
Glad I bought my Zuca All Terrain years ago, it's gone up nearly $100.
R3 best one out there just wish I could afford one lol
Delta Cart should get honorable mention. If they was still in production they should be #1
Scam company ride roller definitely deserves number 1
@@CrabCoreKing Bad businesss man. But the cart was and is unmatched. Folks always trying to buy mine off of me but I won’t sell.
But yea the way they went out was bullshit. Lots of ppl lost a lot of money.
Most of the carts have the discs so low to the ground. Being a 6'8" man, its uncomfortable bending so low so many times per round. Can some company PLEASE make a cart that elevates the discs higher. Shelves arent meant to be on the floor
Theres no situation where a $600 discgolf cart is worth it.
YOUR VIDEOS ARE GOOD
THANK YOU ❤️
What wheels did you guys use on your cart
We used garden cart wheels we got from Lowe’s! And we made our own handle actually using a slightly thinner pipe and a telescoping connector
Did u use the telescoping connector from the website?
How many of these have you used?
Shout out to Josiah for being our resident cart engineer
He’s some sort of cart wizard
And what handle did yall use
I love mine Crosslap Cubus 2.5 I think it's the best to 356 USD.
Any idea how to get one here? The only place ive seen you can order them is a German website and they only ship w/in the EU.
I'm getting number 4
Go Braves!
Chop on!
What if I only own two disks what cart should I get?
I would recommend making a DIY cart with maker pipe specially designed to only hold 2 discs 😉
The ez cart
I like a baby stroller personally
If the trekker is one of the most popular why wouldn’t it make the list?
Where r u is that truett?
Sertoma Field
EZ cart and DD Commander - best combo there is. $625 for the Ridge Roller is stupid.
You can't even sit on it I disagree
@@CrabCoreKing if you have the ez im imagining you are used to carrying a stool in your bag so you will have the seat already.
Lol. Disc golf cart. Or...get in shape and carry a backpack. 😂
you would love my diy cart. its a dresser strapped to a dolly bro!
no better way to stay in shape
First
Carts are too expensive.
Meh. If you can't carry your discs for a round you are doing it wrong.