Price - 6/10 One of the most expensive carts you can buy, but you definitely get what you pay for. It has the best features and is built better than any
other cart I have seen on the links. It's like the difference between a Mercedes and Honda Accord. Sure the Accord is very nice, but the
Mercedes is just that much better! (That's just a hypothetical comparison, I own a Honda lol!)
EaseOfUse - 10/10 Folds very easily into a nice small package. Easy to unfold too. Accessories attach and can be changed very easily.
Durability - 10/10 Very well built with heavy duty square aluminum tubing and steel hinges. Seems to be powder coated because the paint doesn't
seem to chip.
Performance - 10/10 Rolls very well, has many extra accessories that attach and detach very easily. Insulated zipper pouch easily fits a 6-pack.
Umbrella holder is well designed. Seat is well designed and easy to use, which I use a lot! Brakes are way more powerful than
necessary which is a great thing because some other carts I've used have rolled down the side of the fairway after I set the
brake damaging some of my clubs...when you set this brake you know it's not going anywhere! Cup holder works very well
compared to last year's model and scorecard holder is well designed to hold cards and still be easy to write on, great for those
of you with achy joints!
Overall Value - 9/10 The only reason I can't give this a 10/10 is because it cost $180 which is about $60 more than some other very nice carts that
just aren't designed quite as well or aren't as durable.
I have used this cart for approx 80 rounds so far on many different courses including Kapalua and Los Robles which are very steep courses. Besides a real electric golf cart, this cart made golf as effortless as possible and I am not really tired after walking 18 holes anymore! I often play 27 holes a day now.
The way I justify the price of this golf cart is as follows:
Every time I golf, which is almost every day, I pay about $15-$25 for a golf cart. Lets just say it is a $20 average. In 2 weeks from now I will
have played about 11 times which would have cost me $20 x 11 days = $220. That is how much this V1 Speed Cart cost me after tax
including all the extra accessories like the seat, umbrella, and insulated 6-pack holder. It just paid for itself in only the first 2 weeks! Now I look
at 1 year in the future having played about 320 times x $20 = $6400 savings! That is how much a full size electric golf cart costs! Hmm...now
that I look at it that way I think I will consider investing in a real electric golf cart and trailer!
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other cart I have seen on the links. It's like the difference between a Mercedes and Honda Accord. Sure the Accord is very nice, but the
Mercedes is just that much better! (That's just a hypothetical comparison, I own a Honda lol!)
EaseOfUse - 10/10 Folds very easily into a nice small package. Easy to unfold too. Accessories attach and can be changed very easily.
Durability - 10/10 Very well built with heavy duty square aluminum tubing and steel hinges. Seems to be powder coated because the paint doesn't
seem to chip.
Performance - 10/10 Rolls very well, has many extra accessories that attach and detach very easily. Insulated zipper pouch easily fits a 6-pack.
Umbrella holder is well designed. Seat is well designed and easy to use, which I use a lot! Brakes are way more powerful than
necessary which is a great thing because some other carts I've used have rolled down the side of the fairway after I set the
brake damaging some of my clubs...when you set this brake you know it's not going anywhere! Cup holder works very well
compared to last year's model and scorecard holder is well designed to hold cards and still be easy to write on, great for those
of you with achy joints!
Overall Value - 9/10 The only reason I can't give this a 10/10 is because it cost $180 which is about $60 more than some other very nice carts that
just aren't designed quite as well or aren't as durable.
I have used this cart for approx 80 rounds so far on many different courses including Kapalua and Los Robles which are very steep courses. Besides a real electric golf cart, this cart made golf as effortless as possible and I am not really tired after walking 18 holes anymore! I often play 27 holes a day now.
The way I justify the price of this golf cart is as follows:
Every time I golf, which is almost every day, I pay about $15-$25 for a golf cart. Lets just say it is a $20 average. In 2 weeks from now I will
have played about 11 times which would have cost me $20 x 11 days = $220. That is how much this V1 Speed Cart cost me after tax
including all the extra accessories like the seat, umbrella, and insulated 6-pack holder. It just paid for itself in only the first 2 weeks! Now I look
at 1 year in the future having played about 320 times x $20 = $6400 savings! That is how much a full size electric golf cart costs! Hmm...now
that I look at it that way I think I will consider investing in a real electric golf cart and trailer!
If this guide was helpful to you at all, please vote YES at the bottom of this page so others can benefit from it too! Thanks!
Guide created: 09/23/07 (updated 09/19/09)


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