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chicub15 Well Established Member

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My antique BagBoy push cart has finally failed me. I have seen some great conversation on the forums about push carts, but no mention of an umbrella. I use an umbrella to prevent baking in the sun as I don't typically wear sunscreen. Any of you have recommendations for a good universal umbrella attachment or a push cart with comes with one? 

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Clicgear has an attachment.. if I can mention product names here forward to 3:26

 

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ChetlovesMer Incredible Member

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I have a clicgear 3.5+ and it's going to last longer than me.

The umbrella holder is great. They also sell an upgraded one if you really want to get fancy schmancy.

 

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Nave Great Member

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This looks amazing. I couldn't see that in the video, but it looks foldable - is it?

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  On 2/24/2019 at 11:32 PM, ChetlovesMer said:

I have a clicgear 3.5+ and it's going to last longer than me.

The umbrella holder is great. They also sell an upgraded one if you really want to get fancy schmancy.

 

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Thanks for the lead! I'll do some research on this tonight.

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I don't normally comment on a topic when another poster(s) say what what I was going to say. However, making an exception,  the Clicgear umbrella holder works pretty darn well, when the sun is out, and it's not windy. 

I have one of the original, first made, and it's still working like new. 

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  On 2/25/2019 at 2:30 AM, Patch said:

I don't normally comment on a topic when another poster(s) say what what I was going to say. However, making an exception,  the Clicgear umbrella holder works pretty darn well, when the sun is out, and it's not windy. 

I have one of the original, first made, and it's still working like new. 

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Thanks for the feedback! I play a lot and was worried about it holding up. Time to do some shopping!

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The Sun Mountain Micro Cart umbrella holder is good to, but it does screw in. So unless you have an adapter, that may not help.

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My ClicGear has a nice adjustable umbrella holder. Not that I have ever used it, I spend so much time in the trees I rarely need any shade. 😜

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Clicgear Umbrella Angle Adjuster

 

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