The touch of a button and voila! You’re done, the Big Max Auto Fold FF push cart is completely folded. The entire process takes less than 30 seconds, and your hands remain where they should…holding a can of your favorite beverage—or by your side. Either is fine because you won’t have any stress related to trying to fold away this push cart when you have finished playing you round.
Manufactured by BIG MAX, the Big Max Autofold FF (stands for fold flat) does just that, it completely folds down to a flat size of 4.9” deep. And, it features several great items within the unit: height adjustable handle, easy to maneuver right footbrake, a handy-dandy storage compartment in the main console, removable wheels for storage, and best of all you will find that the base is adjustable to easily accommodate various-sized golf bags (from stand bags to Tour bags). You will especially appreciate the deeply-set organizer panel that comes in useful for holding your drinks, snacks. There is also a ball holder, a compartment that is covered for miscellaneous items and a golf umbrella attachment.
The Bix Max Autofold FF is easy to transport in just about any sized automobile and once your home, it’s a breeze to store. To fold, you simply fold down the handle and then collapse the trolley, it will then easily clips into itself, and you can easily carry the unit away or, store it.
The Bix Max Autofold FF is lightweight and simple to use for golfers of mostly all capabilities. Women and men will love the easy of steering the unit, and, will find it simple to operate. Not more struggling to get ‘the thing’ folded away so that you can go on with your life. The Big Max Autofold FF is the answer.
MSRP: $299.99
Colors: black, white, red, white-cobalt, black-red
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