It has taken Motocaddy eight years to replace its incredibly successful Cube push trolley. This kind of product lifecycle is a huge rarity in this industry and is a testament to the quality of the original. Indeed, I bet most of you reading have either used or played with someone using a Motocaddy Cube. I would even argue that its success has made the work 'Cube' a generic phrase referencing many of the best push carts, with many rivals offering interpretations of the Cube after its initial release. So, 2025 brings the sequel - the QB2. Can it be the Godfather II of the push cart world (an excellent sequel), or will it turn out to be more of a Jaws II (a not-so-great sequel).
The noticeable difference is that the QB2 is smaller than the Cube, 20% smaller in its folded state, to be exact. It utilises a very straightforward 2-step folded system similar to that of the Cube, and once you get used to it, it takes a matter of seconds to fold up or down.
