What a fantastic video, man. Really appreciate showing how each cart works and your view on the plusses and minuses, pockets, etc. Awesome. Thanks so much for posting!
I've been looking at these two carts for awhile now. Thank you for the in depth overview of them, it has helped a lot, even though I'm still deciding between the two!
Thanks for the review, there is no question with the price point that the zuca is a much better deal. Much cleaner and has some really nice features. The Delta is pretty nice but not $100 more nice.
Thank you for all of the time and effort that you put into that review, Jason: it was extremely helpful in helping me understand the products and make a decision on a cart. Thanks!
Jason -- thanks for taking the time to do the review. Looking forward to getting the ZÜCA All-Terrain Disc Golf Cart in your shop! We wanted to share a few more facts with your fans. Our Disc Golf Cart includes the ZÜCA All-Terrain frame/bag, plus the DG rack and Accessory Pouch for $295 MSRP. To get to this price we've ramped up production with a select number of colors and the most important features, and you mentioned many of them -- thank you! We'll consider adding features such as a pencil/towel/pole holders in a future deluxe-priced model. We'd love to hear your input on what else you'd like to see. A limited number of RidgeRoller carts (with the added features you mentioned -- this was the ZÜCA-made prototype for the All-Terrain) are still available through RidgeRoller.com. RidgeRoller carries the rain fly as well.
These carts are pretty interesting, a very serious option for a backpack. But it seems like they are super impractical on certain courses, particularly heavily wooded ones. I can't imagine using a cart on a couple of the courses in my town, I would have to carry the cart for 50%+ of the time. On the other hand, a cart would be great on a park course like the beautiful one in the backdrop of this video
FWIW if you don't have the curved handle pointed straight back it feels better when pulling. Off set it a little so you don't have to twist your hand just reach back flat. GREAT review!
Great video just got my zuca in an love it, not sure if they hooked me up but I got the seat pad the rain fly an the disc rack for 295.00 no tax no shipping cost really happy work great in woodsy back country ares was surprise
Great review. I'm still trying to decide between the two, they both seem like great options. Maybe future reviews can include fitting into an average size trunk of a car. I would like to know what would fit and how it fits.
I wish you pick a prettier background for your video. The mountains, well maintained-green grass, fall leafs, and the basket (unless you're into that stuff 😉) Video was a big help, and an awesome looking park, thanks.
Also the Zuca charges for the rain fly, and accessory pouch. So to get the model you demo'd it wouldn't be the price point you quoted, it's significantly higher. Honestly the delta cart is cheaper
So, I watched this video, a few times, made a decision and ordered my cart. I went with the Zuca cart for a few reasons and those reasons came from watching this video. You need to update this video to say, they do not include a towel clip on the handle, a pencil holder inside the side pocket, a rain fly, and my cushion for the orange cart, is black with light blue stitching, it is ugly. I will get used to the cart and tweak it to work, the main things work, but it wasnt what I expected after watching this review and now rather than including more as your video says they are selling all this stuff as extras, and the insert is backordered so if you buy one of these new good luck getting the rack to hold your discs. Again, I think the cart is great, its not the quality I had hoped for, the handle feels a little sketchy and barely locks in place, the wheels are not free spinning and have resistance, the items I expected to be there were not, I emailed the company, they werent very helpful.
+Ken Marquardt --The All-Terrain frame/bag will be $275 MSRP. But when you buy the Disc Golf Cart from our authorized dealers (like 208Discs) the frame/bag, rack and pouch will be included in the $295 price.
+theultimatecarryall I am looking to buy this cart as well. How do I go about finding authorized dealers in my area, Raleigh, NC. I would prefer to buy from 208, but they are a little out of my way. What is the difference between the Zuca AT and the Ridge Roller?
What a fantastic video, man. Really appreciate showing how each cart works and your view on the plusses and minuses, pockets, etc. Awesome. Thanks so much for posting!
I've been looking at these two carts for awhile now. Thank you for the in depth overview of them, it has helped a lot, even though I'm still deciding between the two!
Thanks for the review, there is no question with the price point that the zuca is a much better deal. Much cleaner and has some really nice features. The Delta is pretty nice but not $100 more nice.
Thank you for all of the time and effort that you put into that review, Jason: it was extremely helpful in helping me understand the products and make a decision on a cart. Thanks!
Jason -- thanks for taking the time to do the review. Looking forward to getting the ZÜCA All-Terrain Disc Golf Cart in your shop!
We wanted to share a few more facts with your fans. Our Disc Golf Cart includes the ZÜCA All-Terrain frame/bag, plus the DG rack and Accessory Pouch for $295 MSRP. To get to this price we've ramped up production with a select number of colors and the most important features, and you mentioned many of them -- thank you! We'll consider adding features such as a pencil/towel/pole holders in a future deluxe-priced model. We'd love to hear your input on what else you'd like to see.
A limited number of RidgeRoller carts (with the added features you mentioned -- this was the ZÜCA-made prototype for the All-Terrain) are still available through RidgeRoller.com. RidgeRoller carries the rain fly as well.
These carts are pretty interesting, a very serious option for a backpack. But it seems like they are super impractical on certain courses, particularly heavily wooded ones. I can't imagine using a cart on a couple of the courses in my town, I would have to carry the cart for 50%+ of the time. On the other hand, a cart would be great on a park course like the beautiful one in the backdrop of this video
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FWIW if you don't have the curved handle pointed straight back it feels better when pulling. Off set it a little so you don't have to twist your hand just reach back flat. GREAT review!
Great video just got my zuca in an love it, not sure if they hooked me up but I got the seat pad the rain fly an the disc rack for 295.00 no tax no shipping cost really happy work great in woodsy back country ares was surprise
Prodigy BP-1 Review soon?! Great review! really appreciate the in depth review.
Awesome review, very informative and well done. Thank you 208 Discs
Great Video! I just ordered my Delta 10 and am looking forward to pulling it at GBO!
ended up buying the delta 11 cart. thanks for the info!
Great review. I'm still trying to decide between the two, they both seem like great options. Maybe future reviews can include fitting into an average size trunk of a car. I would like to know what would fit and how it fits.
I can't get over those socks and shoes. I can't help but thing of Ronald McDonald.
Mountain bike drink holders
Be looking like the wicked witch with dem socks
Dude - that course looks MINT! What a backdrop!
I wish you pick a prettier background for your video. The mountains, well maintained-green grass, fall leafs, and the basket (unless you're into that stuff 😉)
Video was a big help, and an awesome looking park, thanks.
Great review Ox! Well done.
Also the Zuca charges for the rain fly, and accessory pouch. So to get the model you demo'd it wouldn't be the price point you quoted, it's significantly higher. Honestly the delta cart is cheaper
Nice outfit.
So, I watched this video, a few times, made a decision and ordered my cart.
I went with the Zuca cart for a few reasons and those reasons came from watching this video.
You need to update this video to say, they do not include
a towel clip on the handle,
a pencil holder inside the side pocket,
a rain fly, and my cushion for the orange cart, is black with light blue stitching, it is ugly.
I will get used to the cart and tweak it to work, the main things work, but it wasnt what I expected after watching this review and now rather than including more as your video says they are selling all this stuff as extras, and the insert is backordered so if you buy one of these new good luck getting the rack to hold your discs.
Again, I think the cart is great, its not the quality I had hoped for, the handle feels a little sketchy and barely locks in place, the wheels are not free spinning and have resistance, the items I expected to be there were not, I emailed the company, they werent very helpful.
Well this scares me.
I thought you said the disc rack cans standard with the Zuca. According to their website you still have to pay $25 for it
+Ken Marquardt --The All-Terrain frame/bag will be $275 MSRP. But when you buy the Disc Golf Cart from our authorized dealers (like 208Discs) the frame/bag, rack and pouch will be included in the $295 price.
+theultimatecarryall I am looking to buy this cart as well. How do I go about finding authorized dealers in my area, Raleigh, NC. I would prefer to buy from 208, but they are a little out of my way. What is the difference between the Zuca AT and the Ridge Roller?
Hey man! Do you still have your delta cart?
Nice socks
Lol😂😂 delta six pack shake up 🤣
Them be soaking your clothes with sugar or beer if you opened a can
i cant find a delta cart 10 anywhere , do you know where i can buy one from ?
Delta disc golf in MN
just a ZÜCA cart
that's a fucking terrible spot for an umbrella. it shouldn't be tall like that. it should be lower than your eye line