Sun Mountain Micro Cart Silver 2010 Model ~ Seldom Used

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I had major foot surgery at the end of last summer , which unexpectedly resulted in my surgeon needing to remove some nerves from my right foot. I t was only reasonably successful. I wish it weren't so, but my days walking 18 holes are most likely over (and playing nine is a tease). It is what it is. But this cart, a 2010 model (see bag on the frame), just won't see use. So it's up for sale here. Note that it has one upgrade, to a Clicgear umbrella holder, which is sturdier and almost infinitely adjustable, whereas the Sun Mountain holder gives you a choice of one angle. This was a $30 add-on in and of itself. The cart, from head to foot (pun intended), is in near perfect condition (I'm far from it). I think I used it for three or four rounds. Speaking of something that "is what it is," if you buy this cart and find that it's not as I have I described or as the photos indicate, I will refund your final price PLUS enough to ship it back to me. This is of course only available if you do it within seven days AND if the issue is my accuracy in describing and photographing it. The following is a comprehensive review from a source I've found particularly reliable. Review from "The Sand Trap" review site : Sun Mountain Micro Cart Review July 30, 2009 By Erik J. Barzeski The Micro Cart takes on the well renowned Clicgear 2.0. Who wins? Find out. Talk long enough to anyone who regularly walks when they play golf and they'll eventually tell you two things. First, walking is the best way to play golf. The fresh air, the feel of the ground beneath your feed, the perfect rhythm it creates. And second, that sometimes 14 clubs, a dozen balls, a rain jacket, an umbrella, a bag, and miscellaneous other goodies can be an awful lot to carry. Trolleys or carts - be they of the push or pull variety - have long served as a great compromise. Golfers could walk and enjoy all that offers them while shedding the load from shoulders already burdened with making par at the last to relieve their friends of a few bucks. Earlier this year, Sun Mountain rolled out the Micro Cart . The cart is positioned, both in terms of size and price, as a direct competitor to the Clicgear cart we reviewed about a year ago. What did we find out about the Micro Cart? Read on to find out. Design, Setup, and Specifications The first thing you'll probably notice about the Micro Cart is that, unlike virtually every other push cart you've seen with three wheels, the Micro Cart has four. Sun Mountain says that the extra wheel eliminates the need to tune the cart to travel in a straight line - and if you've ever had an improperly-adjusted three-wheel push cart you know what they mean. Additionally, the added wheel increases stability when you're traveling on sideways slopes. Sun Mountain made sure that you'd notice something else as well: the incredibly small size of the Micro Cart. The Micro Cart folds down to 2.7 cubic feet and doesn't require any assembly. The cart folds up or out in one or two basic moves. Those 52 cubic inches break down as follows: 12" x 17" x 25" (Those are my measurements. Officially it's 24" x 16" x 12"). This leaves the Micro Cart marginally larger than the Clicgear, which clocks in at: 13" x 15" x 24". An inch here or there, so basically you take take this away: they're virtually the same size when folded. But the the Micro Cart wins in another "micro" way: weight. The Sun Mountain offering tallies a svelte 13 pounds. Compare that to the Clicgear at 18 pounds. Now, a few pounds is not a lot of weight when you're talking about things with wheels, but five pounds is bordering on significant simply because you've gotta bend into your car to pull the cart out from time to time. The Micro Cart's four wheels are standard, low-maintenance solid foam, both as a space and weight savings and convenience - no flat tires (and no pump necessary). The front tires are mounted on an adjustable axle to accommodate the largest of golf bags. The... read more

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