We put the Powakaddy C2i GPS and the Motocaddy S1 trolleys head to head to see which model is best for you
Powakaddy C2i GPS vs. Motocaddy S1: NCG verdict
Both these trolleys are great premium products but offering slightly different things to the consumer.
The Powakaddy delivers on its promise of being a compact trolley and folds down smaller than any other trolley I’ve used. This is really important for me as I travel a lot but also key if you don’t have much room in your car to fit a large trolley. Its compact nature doesn’t mean you compromise on usability. It is extremely sturdy and easy to control on all terrain.
The GPS is also extremely useful if you play a lot of new courses or play on a course with blind approach shots. However if you already own a separate GPS this additional feature may not be necessary and does push the price of this trolley up.
If you’re looking for a top of the market trolley and feel you will benefit from a GPS, this is a great piece of kit.
The Motocaddy trolley is really easy to use, is super-lightweight and the styling looks great, especially when paired with the new Aquaflex bag. This trolley is definitely the easiest of the two to put up and down which is a really important feature for lots of players.
If you want something that is really simple and easy to set-up but it also sturdy and performs great on the course, put this on your list of trolleys to try before you buy.
Powakaddy C2i GPS vs. Motocaddy S1: The details
Powakaddy C2i GPS:
Available: Now
RRP: £699.99 (18-hole lithium battery), £749.99 (36-hole lithium battery)
More information: PowaKaddy website
Motocaddy S1:
Available: Now
RRP: £499.99 (18-hole lithium battery), £549.99 (36-hole lithium battery)
More information: Motocaddy website
