The best disc golf cart on the market? In depth review.

[@diamundgal]

I really appreciate the review! I am entertaining the idea of a cart and only really knew about Zuca and Rovic. It's nice to know there are other options out there!

[@tossingplastic]

I'm glad I could help you with that decision!

[@cincystreaming]

This was pretty well done. I imagine most players pull their Zuca instead of pushing it, but most of your criticisms are spot on.

[@tossingplastic]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@davidherlein6068]

I push downhill and pull flat and uphill myself. When pulling the cart tip is worse because you can’t see it start to go.

[@davidherlein6068]

Love the review Hunter! Eventually I’ll get mine done, but don’t know when now.

[@ChadaRadd]

GREAT INFO!!! ive been looking at the bag boy!!!!

[@tossingplastic]

Glad it helped! I honestly prefer it, I make it clear to company's I'm honest and the bag boy wins!

[@michellesmith3657]

I truly appreciate this video. Im going with the Bag boy!

[@chrisrisley6125]

Well done! Thanks for the information.

[@tossingplastic]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@PeachyKihn]

I have a zuca transit, whcoh has built in material to hold discs. I think the best of both worlds is a good bag- squatch or pound bag, and the Zuca ez cart. The ez cart allows you to put your own bags on it and doesn't limit you if you are at a new course and aren't sure what to expect and need to bail on the cart and go backpack.

[@tossingplastic]

Yes, I would love to have a quality bag!

[@DiscGolfCharlie]

Thanks. I have a Zuca EZ, your regular bag attaches. If you're a little older like me pulling a Zuca saves some energy but can hurt the shoulder. And yes the cup holder suck, I kick them all of the time and they get bent. Thanks for info., ordering Bag Boy

[@tossingplastic]

Hope it helped !

[@adamhauser6376]

Thanks for the info. Am currently in the market.

[@tossingplastic]

When bag boy restocks use my code if you remember haha unfortunate timing to go out of stock

[@UtahDarkHorse]

I have a DD branded Zuca LG that I like quite a bit, But I think the 3 and 4 wheelers that you push are the future. I think they are more stable when trying to hold an umbrella upright in the wind and are easier to maneuver when the grass hasn't been cut recently and is wet or as you pointed out, with lots of rocks or roots. I've modified mine a bit to suit me, but one of the things I found is that when I have the handle at it's tallest, to make more room for my putter pouch, and am pulling it, The longer handle position puts the cart at such an angle that more of the weight is on my arm. I've since moved the handle down as far as I can get it and still have room for my putter pouch and it moves the angle when pulling to a more upright position so that more of the weight is on the wheels of the cart and less weight is on my arm. One other thing about the Zuca that I'm not terribly happy about, aside from the axle nuts, which I replaced completely, is the axle itself. Each end is threaded back far enough that the portion of the axle that goes through the metal "bushing" of the wheels, is threaded. This causes more friction and wear in the bushings than is desired. I've thought about making a new axle with the threads at a more reasonable length, but haven't yet. As usual, thanks for another great video.

[@tossingplastic]

What's crazy to me is that so many people brainstorm was to fix and make their zuca better. The seem like issues that could just be fixed from the factory!

[@DeafVikingr]

I have a new Zuca cart that I got for christmas last year. Much of those issues you listed are precisely the reasons why I don't use it as much anymore. It's limited itself down to really muddy days (I'm that dedicated) where I don't want to get mud from the bag onto my back or even my car seat if I forget about the mud on the bottom. Just slap a few fenders on the cart (remember to get the appropriate size!) to save the inner bag from rub marks and/or mud. Also, fyi, it works better pulled than pushed. Don't think I've ever seen anyone push a Zuca, maybe have the Zuca roll down the hill first because it's easier to let it pull you down than keep it from pushing you over from behind.

[@tossingplastic]

Pushing i feelt is just easier on the shoulder and easier to maintain when they want to flip! Just a preference thing

[@davidherlein6068]

You leave me and my AM5 buddies outta this! Also, Cody and I formally challenge Tossing Plastic to a doubles match, with you only getting a Cali.

[@tossingplastic]

Am5 gang rolling in huh haha

[@gtroblq]

I tried the Zuca last year but returned it after a few days. I just bought the bag boy last month and, so far, it's fantastic

[@tossingplastic]

I definitely like it a lot more as well!

[@teenor1823]

On the bag boy if you set the brake and then unclamp the side lock you can lift up with your foot while pushing the cart forward and hit the collapse release and it folds down in like a second in one smooth motion. I've had my bag boy about 10 months and it's held up really well and I really love it! I only have a one complaint. The magnets for the closing compartment up top have fallen out and it doesn't stay shut if I'm on bumpy terrain. Easy enough to fix but kind of annoying.

[@tossingplastic]

I should try that haha, makes a lot more sense to use your foot

[@teenor1823]

@@tossingplastic You can also use the same motion in reverse to open it up in one pull by making sure the side lock is open then putting your foot between the front wheels and pulling up and away. The bag boy opening and collapsing that quickly are some of my favorite features.

[@bearislandjosh5279]

Man I got a Bag Boy disc golf cart about a month ago and have taken it out on like five rounds so far. I went with it over the Zuca for several reasons, but primarily because my left hand is already paralyzed from a spinal cord injury a few years ago, so pulling a zuca and having the cart constantly pulling on the shoulder of my one good arm, was not a great idea . I'm absolutely loving the bag boy though

[@tossingplastic]

That's awesome man, definitely beats pushing or pulling a zuca !

[@ToddsDiscGolf]

Man that Bag Boy would really help my back I think

[@tossingplastic]

Oh, it's nice. Didn't even think about the not needing to bend over part until I used it, and man, it's nice

[@jaimeperry7326]

I had a zuca cart and rarely used it. I sold it and I got the Bagboy cart. I like it so much more than my zuca. Mostly because it folds down to so much smaller and fits in my trunk much easier. I also prefer leaving the discs in my pound bag with all the useful pockets and compartments. If I don't want to take the cart I just pull the bag off and I'm ready to go. I paid 180$ for the bagboy and it was a bargain compared to the Zuca cart, saddle bags, putter pouch, etc. I love the bag under the handle on the bagboy, I use it for my disc markers so I'm not hunting for one every time I need it. It's just my opinion but the Bagboy cart is just way nicer for my needs. Only thing I miss is the seat but honestly I didn't sit on it that often. I paid extra for the cooler and I love having it on hot days.

[@BILLYTAFT22]

I'm waiting for the Dangerfield TP Ultra cart.

[@tossingplastic]

The 8 wheel super cart is in production lol

[@brianb6969]

Received your DD3. Sweet Disc!!! Which one do yuou Suggest i collect Next???

[@tossingplastic]

Collect or throw? I have some collectors on there but an oddball underrated thrower is the Teerex!

[@CarmaSAdams]

I haven’t seen anyone use this cart in person - and can’t believe it’s the same price as a Zuca. I’ve seen plenty of those out and about. Bag Boy far surpasses. That’s crazy!

[@Jrizzle7426]

I chose zuca myself because the bag boy is mostly plastic. I prefer build quality as a selling point. Zuca have very few fail points. That bag boy has a dozen.

[@noroom4commies086]

@@Jrizzle7426i don’t think it’s built very well. He pointed out multiple things that failed that he had to buy aftermarket parts or do aftermarket mods to fix…

[@kodyspidle2959]

I started with the zuca, then sold it to get a bag boy, ultimately wish i hadn't, your review for both were great, but the flaw for me was the bag boy handle. Where the handle adjusts inside is a circle with plastic teeth which for me and the Pennsylvania woods golf i play eventually grinded off so it won't hold, final straw was during a tournament, talk about a distraction. Anyway the durability of zuca wins the battle in my experience. awesome review thanks!

[@tossingplastic]

Zuca carts are steel but definitely have a ton of fail points! I've loved my zuca for a long time but almost everything has broke on it!

[@tossingplastic]

The plastic teeth are an interesting point for durability! If it comes up I sure will mention it!

[@samdoss1736]

I think you shoulda compared the Zuca bag cart because that’s more comparable. Also the zuca is clearly a pull cart and you will have no tipping problems ever with it

[@tossingplastic]

Didn't have a bag cart to compare with

[@zachgilchrist669]

The Bagboy should be called the Bag Jerm

[@tossingplastic]

It definitely could be

[@tomwalters3159]

i think the zuca transit is the superior zuca cart

[@tossingplastic]

I have no clue what or how much that one is!

[@tomwalters3159]

@@tossingplastic its wider making it more stable. i had a smaller zuca, but it would topple over sometimes, so i gave it to a close friend. the transit is also a top-loader , which i prefer

[@wzywgwzywg]

I play with people with zuca carts, and they constantly break, tip over, and lose parts all the time. Super annoying, and I don't even have one!

[@tossingplastic]

They really do have a ton of problems! I'm not being biased. I'm just honest!

[@zhulianfeags16]

Wow that bag boy looks like it will break easy. I'll stick with the zuca.. the drink holder can be replaced with any bicycle drink holder along with the zuca is better build foundation wise, the more moving parts , the more that can go wrong.

[@tossingplastic]

To each there own, almost everything broke on my zuca in a year and a half. Maybe I just got a bad one.

[@user-dz6tx8tc1w]

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[@rrollo2591]

Zuca cup holders are the worst things ever made.

[@tossingplastic]

Who looked at that design and was like "yeah that's perfect"

[@rrollo2591]

@@tossingplastic people who want to sell you more cup holders... lol

[@MA4King]

You can't say "Best on the market" and then NOT actually include the best. Ridge Roller for the win!

[@tossingplastic]

Never seen or used one! Wish I had one to compare it with!

[@boondockgames8805]

Hot Take: Zuca's are severely overpriced. 200$+ for a box with some wheels on it....SICK!!

[@tossingplastic]

I don't think that's a hot take at all!

[@boondockgames8805]

@@tossingplastic You'd be surprised at the amount of Zuca loyalists out there!!

[@roqclimber]

If you need a Wheeled Cart, you have too many Discs.

[@tossingplastic]

That's a take i hear some people make. I don't really understand that thought process on how other carry their discs but to each their own!

[@JohnBell3]

Geesh. You don't *push* a Zuca, you pull it. It's so much easier on the arms. You're not using your arms to actively propel weight in front of you, that's tiring.

[@tossingplastic]

That zuca has hundreds of rounds on it! I prefer to push, pull it, and it's more likely to tip for the smaller ones! I'm very versed with them!