BagBoy Chiller Cart Bag Review
BagBoy was founded in 1946 and through the years has established itself as a top U.S. brand when it comes to golf bags and push carts. Arguably the most popular bag in the company’s current lineup is the Chiller cart bag, which earned its name thanks to a feature that’s unique within the category. I recently had the chance to test the Chiller and came away impressed on a number of levels.
The Chiller cart bag was designed for use on a riding cart or push cart and features BagBoy’s patented TopLok technology, which will allow the bag to attach securely and without twisting to a BagBoy push cart, such as the highly popular Nitron. For the sake of my testing, however, which was conducted at Atlanta National Golf Club, I used the Chiller exclusively on a riding cart.
The Chiller’s removable cooler is well implemented and will hold six 12-ounce cans of your beverage of choice.
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My initial impressions of the Chiller cart bag upon opening the box were that the bag was definitely lighter in weight (5.4 pounds) than many cart bags on the market and the charcoal, lime, and black colorway that I would be testing looked quite sharp. There are eight other colors available from golfers to choose from as well.
I also wanted to immediately explore the feature for which the Chiller earned its name, which is a removable cooler bag. And we’re talking about a significant cooler, one that will hold up to six 12-ounce cans of your favorite beverage. Most impressive was the cooler bag’s implementation in the design, as it’s essentially unnoticeable when stored away but incredibly easy to access or remove as needed. As a feature, it’s a differentiator in my opinion in the cart bag category.
The Chiller also impressed in terms of its significant storage capacity. There are nine pockets available in all but that only tells part of the story. The pockets are generally quite large and I had more than enough space for anything I would ever…
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