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Axglo launch new TriLite golf trolley in the UK

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Available in the UK after successful launches in Canada and Asia

Axglo launch new TriLite golf trolley in the UK

Axglo –  manufacturer of robust and easy-to-assemble golf push carts, have launched the new TriLite push cart in the UK.

The TriLite push carts are made using ultra-durable aircraft grade aluminium, making them extremely lightweight at just over 5kg.

Axglo’s innovative ‘gliding’ system, featured across the line, completely eliminates scratches that can occur when opening and closing.

“It’s very exciting, after a successful launch in Canada and Asia, to be able to offer this product to UK golfers,” said Neil Self, owner of Axglo’s UK Distributor Northern Golf.

“When Axglo’s TriLite was first designed, efficiency, simplicity and quality were at the forefront of the engineer’s mind.

“The idea was to create a model that was simpler to assemble and reassemble than anything on the market and I believe we’ve achieved that.

“Axglo has created push carts that will more than surpass the expectations of golfers who choose to use a trolley. In a market that has garnered a reputation for unreliable products over time; the brand has engineered a supremely durable model that golfers will depend on for years, at a very competitive price.”

Features and benefits

– Compact fold size (25.5″ x 16.7″ x 12.5″)
– Powder coated protective paint for weather-resistant, long-lasting premium appearance.
– A bag rack engineered to support a variety of golf bag sizes·
– Maintenance-free and airless wheels
– Adjustable, padded handles

The TriLite is available in black and silver wheel colour options. The frame is available in black, silver or white.

SRP: £129.99

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