AlphardClub Booster V2 E-Wheels – Convert Your Push Cart into a Motorized, Electric Remote-Controlled Golf Caddie

Works well, easy to attach and use. Little bit of a learning curve, but it definitely makes playing and walking more enjoyable!

Stabilité incroyable, il faut cependant charger la batterie à chaque occasion et elle un peu difficile à enlever si vous ne défaites pas l'appareil, mais ça compense amplement pour le plaisir que l'appareil donne, 98% satisfait

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I did a ton of research before I pulled the trigger on getting any kind of powered cart. I kept asking myself "Will I use this? Will it be a walk one time then put away forever so the wife yells at me?" Well after thinking about it long and hard, and knowing I wanted to walk and take advantage of the exercise you get from it (I am 54 yrs. old now and need to drop some extra pounds!) I went and got this along withe the Clicgear 8.0+ cart. Looking back, I made the best possible purchase into an electric cart setup ever!!!!! The carts I looked at (like the ones at Costco) just looked flimsy to me. With this setup I get a high quality cart with the Clicgear 8.0+, and I get the power wheels I want to save me from lugging a bag around or pushing manually. So here are some notes on how awesome this unit is:1. You get to choose your cart, and Clicgear makes one of the best. I got the 4 wheel cart and it is perfect!2. You DO NOT need the front wheels to spin, which you can get if you want, but not necessary. The wheels easily power the cart to turn it.3. Remote is super simple to use. I have seen guys doing the "Oh shit! My cart is running away on me!" Not with this unit. Cake to use. I set it up at home and did a quick test run. Super easy.4. TONS of power for any hills. My club is a bit hilly, and it goes up easily, AND controlled speed going down steep inclines. Amazing!!!!5. Love the ease of powering it off and manually pushing. Unlike some carts, if the power goes off it lets the wheels freely move, not freezing them up. So if at some point you want to push manually, or if the battery dies for some reason, it pushes easy like a manual cart.6. They say you can do two rounds at least on one charge, but I wouldn't risk that. It has a cool multi-light indicator with 5 LEDs that show you how much power is left in battery. I start at 5 all lit and when I finish round I have 2 still lit. So it has enough to maybe do 27 holes, but I certainly would not push it.7. Remote comes with the unit and has a separate charger cable similar to iPhone charger (USB).8. Very easy to change out Clicgear back wheels with the power wheels, and easy to pop them on/off the cart.All in all, this was one of my better golf purchases. Walking now as much as I can, and if you have never walked a course, you are in for a treat. It really is a different experience than riding in a cart. It keeps me more "loose" and moving constantly. In carts you are in and out, sometimes sitting in cart waiting for next hole to clear, and it can make your body stiffen up come. Walking and standing keeps me much looser. Plus as I said the experience is just very different. Way better in my opinion. I convinced my buddy to get one as well, so today we will walk it. I am sure he will love it to. Note, the first few times you will be tired for sure, but it's nice to see the iWatch and that I walked like 8-9 miles!If you are in the market to get a powered cart of some sort, this is a 5 Star unit, and paired with the Clicgear 8.0+, it is better than anything I have seen in the powered pushcart market. Get it and you will not be disappointed!!!!

The media could not be loaded.  Received it and played 18 with it today and found it transformative, like a caddy was helping me.The instructions are clear and I appreciate using my existing Rovic Vs1 cart.I found that Alphard's instruction videos and visuals supporting installation are more helpful than the written instructions. I had to twist my head around which way the brackets and wheelie bars go but it all made perfect sense in the end.And I found the engineering and design ingenious.Operation was smooth and easy for me to keep it with me as I walked, go over bridges, etc. It was wet and on this hilly course the cart leaned back on the wheelie wheels a few times, as pictured. I just eased it forward off the tilt occasionally.My only remaining question -- and its a Rovic one -- is whether to leave the front wheel on swivel or locked mode.Kudos to the Alphard team for a great design and function at a reasonable price.