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Originally Posted by Stonecold

Was going to get a SM micro cart anyway.

What's new with the 2012?

Looks like the same cart with a little back-pack.


Yep, that's exactly what it looks like.

The Micro Cart is a nice cart though. Here's our full review .

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My understanding is the 2012 model adds a handle height adjustment, one of the small complaints that some have had with the current version, but otherwise they're identical.    I tried the old model out in the store and found the handle height was just fine with me, so I took advantage of the closeout pricing and bought a 2011 model.    And the old model also comes with the little backpack as well so apparently that isn't a new addition - just handle height.

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