Kid Caddie - 2023 Forum Review

[beerbellybbq]

10 hours ago, skywalker90 said:

I was thinking about this too.  I've been experimenting with some other counterweight options (update coming soon) but also looking at taking some clubs out of the bag Kid Caddie to see if I can find a safe/stable sweet spot.  Since my daughter is still an infant, the most realistic golfing for me is at executive/par 3 courses to keep the play time down, so moving to a Sunday Bag-esque number of clubs isnt the worst thing for me

Realistically, kids aren’t going to be able to make it through a full 18 holes. Heck most of will be lucky to make it through 9. So a smaller amount of clubs makes sense.

[Swood1994]

On 8/3/2023 at 5:33 PM, skywalker90 said:

Our current stroller is the Uppababy Cruz V2

We have the same stroller. Outside of the tipping issue. Have you seen any wear on the leather handle from the kid caddie? These strollers are not cheap so I personally am very cognizant of putting attachments on it.

[skywalker90]

On 8/18/2023 at 11:07 PM, Swood1994 said:

We have the same stroller. Outside of the tipping issue. Have you seen any wear on the leather handle from the kid caddie? These strollers are not cheap so I personally am very cognizant of putting attachments on it.

The leather handle has held up very well so far.  To be fair, I haven't had as much on course usage while I experiment with the tipping issue, but ive bee using the product around the house and in my makeshift sim to get a feel for taking clubs in and out, etc.  The Kid Caddie is a relatively light but sturdy plastic and the inside of the hooks + velcro strap are very smooth / nonabrasive.  I probably would avoid using it in the wet with the leather, but Im sure my kid wouldn't want to be out there either.

Ill keep an eye on this throughout the testing, good call out.

[vamosjackets]

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