Long story short, I found the RV1S to be a super solid, well-built golf cart. It’s fairly lightweight, rolls smoothly, and folds down to a nice compact size. It comes with a swivel caster (some people like it and some don’t), but it can be locked in place. It’s not an overpriced golf cart which is awesome and that’s why I would approve and recommend it.
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Clicgear Rovic RV1S First Impressions
First things first, this cart has a 360-degree swivel caster that can also be locked in place.
My previous stroller didn’t have a caster wheel and now that I’ve tried it, I definitely like a wheel that moves more.
The Rovic has a good amount of storage and could accommodate pretty much everything I normally take to the field. I put my scorecard, snacks/drinks, and jacket in the cart and it fit me no problem.
Some carts were quite difficult to fold (at first) and this one would probably be the same for most.
I’ve used so many different versions, so it wasn’t bad for me, but someone who’s never used it before might take a bit of getting used to (just like anything else).
The parking brake was easy to use and did the job it was designed to do. It also has an umbrella holder in case you needed one.
Compared to many other cars, this one was lighter but still seemed well built (unlike other models). It folded down to about 60 x 38 x 33 cm, which was easy to carry and store.
I personally like 4-wheel carts better, but this one was still very sturdy for a 3-wheeler.
How did the car perform?
Overall the car performed very well and did pretty much everything it was made to do.
I found it much smoother and easier to push than other carts on the market, and it seemed to be very well built.
The parking brake did its job and stopping on a hill was no problem at all.
Other than that, there’s nothing else you want a wheelbarrow to do and that’s why I’d give it a thumbs up.
Clickgear RV1S Vs RV1C
Both models are pretty much the same size and the only real difference is that the 1S has a swivel wheel and the 1C doesn’t.
The 1S also has a slightly larger accessory holder and that’s about it.
Personally, I’d go with the 1S because of the moving wheel (you can also lock it in place).
Clicgear Rovic RV1S Specs
| Clicgear Rovic RV1S |
| Open Size | 45 * 31 * 44.5 inches |
| Closed Size | 13 * 15 * 24 inches |
| Wheels | 3 |
| Weight | 17 lbs |
| Cup Holder | Yes |
| Storage Console | Yes |
| Umbrella Holder | Yes |
| Doot Brake | Yes |
Pros
- It’s a good, solid golf cart with a swivel wheel.
- It is reasonably priced.
- It is sturdy and well made.
- It’s pretty light and folds up nicely and compactly.
Cons
- It may be a little easier to fold and put up.
- The folding wheel was not the best for uneven surfaces or up/down.
The Breakdown
- Performance Score: 9
- Price Score: 8
- Durability Score: 10
- Personal score: 9
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Final Thoughts – Clicgear Rovic RV1S
Overall, I really liked the Clicgear RV1 and that’s why I would recommend it to anyone in the market for a new pushcart. It seemed to be very well made and something that will last quite a while.
It was not very expensive, which is amazing, and it was easy to handle in the field. Thumbs up from me.
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