Which is the better bag? CaddyDaddy Constrictor 2 Golf Bag Travel Cover **VS** CaddyDaddy Golf CDX-10 Golf Travel Bag Cover (Black, 50 X 13 X 13-Inch)
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Not sure. I only own the Constrctor 2. But it's a real fine travel cover. Built well.
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I don't know....however, I have had 2 golf carts since I purchased and have had no problems with it fitting either one. One was a Yamaha and the most recent, club car.
1659223
I used it for vinyl repairs on pool equipment. I have no idea regarding a golf cart cover
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I got the large for an outdoor products oversized 35 degree bag. Down means more compressible and better quality so I'd say no bigger than a medium. The compression straps are really strong so if it's a really high end brand and you don't mind absolutely smashing your sac then maybe even a small.
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No. I purchased a cheap cart bag to use for golf trips. Otherwise, great bag. Have used it on four trip so far and no problems. Way better than the soft sided Samsonite bag I used prior.
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They make two sizes of these, I believe. The larger one will fit a cart bag, the small one is more for smaller golf bags.
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This is a great bag and fits my oversize golf bag and long clubs nice and snug. As for your questions, it could be possible so I also purchased the Club Glove Stiff Arm Travel Club Protector. it is another $30 but works great. I have flown several times now even coast to coast and bag and clubs arrived safe and sound. Good luck!
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I ordered the X-large rear seat cover for my Honda CRV -- and it is slightly too large -- so if you have an SUV similar in size to a CRV, I'd order the one smaller than X-large. Hope this helps.
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From the looks of it and the partial response below, it looks like the more expensive version has a larger carrying bag. This is the version I bought and you can fit everything back into the case with protective boxes/padding for the lights, and gear. On the cheaper one, it looks like it's just a loose bag that may only hold the stands and umbrellas. I suppose if you plan on travelling with it, it would be better to get the one with the better bag. However, if you plan on setting it up permanently then I would opt for the cheaper version. Hope that helps. On a side note... Please don't assume this larger bag is padded and more secure. It it still pretty flimsy but it holds everything in their separate boxes which is why I think its more secure and safe to travel with.
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The exterior is approx 12", interior would be approx 10-11". I have a full set of clubs including 2 drivers in my golf bag and they fit in this case. The case is very durable, well designed and easy to pull. I would recommend spending the extra money to get this one!
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Both are bag less. The DC41 is the newer model. I don't know how it was changed.
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The first one that I bought didn't fit either...part of the problem was my fault. I ordered the 124 X 300 which turned out to be the smaller of the two covers. the sizing selection is confusing as the 124 X 295 is the LARGE cover. Also if you want the three straps, and the lettering you only get that with the large (124X295) cover...
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Depends on what caddy you buy. The one I have can't put the bezel cover on. Other brands I saw had or could use bezel covers.
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diameter of the opening. This bag is designed to carry only a small amount of clubs - not the normal golf bag abount
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This was the thinnest caddy that I found. So I would give it a try. Others are not as thin. I know I ordered two others before I found this one to fit. The others were much cheaper but that probably explains why the tolerances were off.
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It should, but that depends on the size of the golf bag. The dimensions of this bag are easy to find, I suggest taking measurements yourself rather than trusting on line reviews!
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Your question does make sense. What bag are you referring too. Do you mean the top of the case., or the bag you place in the case. The case is really good. I have a huge golf bag which fits nicely.