10L0L Heavy Duty Golf Push Cart Umbrella Holder, Aluminium Alloy Base Super Strong Windproof, Universal Umbrella Stand for Mobility Scooter, Stroller, Wheelchair, Beach Chair

I purchased the 10L0L Heavy Duty Golf Push Cart Umbrella Holder to attach to my BOB stroller, and it has proven to be a fantastic addition for sunny outings with my kids. Design & Functionality: The umbrella holder is well-designed with an aluminum alloy base that is sturdy and durable. It securely attaches to the stroller frame without any wobbling, providing a stable platform for the umbrella. Windproof Design: One of the standout features is its windproof design. It effectively keeps the umbrella steady even on windy days, which is crucial for providing reliable shade for both myself and my children. Ease of Use: Attaching and adjusting the umbrella is straightforward, thanks to the adjustable clamp mechanism. It holds the umbrella in place securely, yet allows for easy repositioning as needed to block the sun from different angles. Durability: I'm impressed with the build quality of this umbrella holder. It feels robust and well-made, capable of enduring regular use without showing signs of wear or loosening over time. Overall Satisfaction: Overall, the 10L0L Heavy Duty Golf Push Cart Umbrella Holder has exceeded my expectations. It's reliable, easy to use, and has significantly enhanced our outdoor adventures by providing much-needed shade. If you're looking for a sturdy and effective umbrella holder for your stroller or cart, I highly recommend this one.

Fast shipping,well packaged,good price, well made. Good instructions

I bought this umbrella holder for use on my Big Max brand Blade push cart, since the holders made for this cart haven't been available. I was impressed by the quality of the hardware and design. Most of the attachment hardware of similar umbrella holders are made of plastic, and tend to fail under stress. (I work at a golf course, and have seen a lot of this happen.). The 10LOL brand holder's attachment hardware is made of metal, and feels very solid. The screws and the base clamp fit together with no wobble or looseness. This is also true of the adjustment hardware. Unfortunately, my push cart's design doesn't permit a solid installation of this umbrella holder. I tried a number of different locations, but nothing worked satisfactorily. No fault of the umbrella holder design and components. In fact, I'll be either gifting or donating this item to a friend or charity golf tournament, rather than returning it to Amazon. (Note: I was able to obtain a Big Max umbrella holder this morning, which is specifically-designed to work with my push cart, so problem solved!)

So far everything is a plus! attached to my Sun Mountain push cart and it only took a little trimming of the handle area covering. Tightened up easily and adjusted very well! Took it out a few days ago in some gusty winds and it performed excellent. Other golfers commented on it, all very positive. Very sturdy, easy to adjust, I will follow up later this summer. UPDATE: On the range today, very windy and the mount did very well, I was actually more concerned about my umbrella but that even did great! additional photos showing how I attached it to my cart. UPDATE: 6/27/23 out golfing and a sudden gust of wind (15+mph) grabbed my umbrella and it started to come out of the holder. I was able to grab it before it totally flew out, umbrella held up fine. The holder has these small "blocks" inside attached to the adjustment screws used to hold the umbrella in place, one of them popped off, don't know if this is by design? I was able to locate it in the grass but could not re-attach it while on the course which was a mild disappointment as it was 95+ and sunny in SE GA!! Fixed it when I got home, still not easy.

New year new problem. Despite the notes below I decided to keep it since I don't play a lot in the rain. Bad decision. Now the plastic ends on the screw knobs that are pushed into the umbrella handle fell off and one was lost. The only thing I like about this thing is the mounting and adjustments for umbrella angle The actual holder is poorly designed for quick use in rain. New info after some use: The 2 knobs for the umbrella mount are cumbersome to use. They require a lot of turning to be tight on the umbrella handle. When it is raining and windy this is not the best method for speed. If there were another mechanism that was quicker (cam action perhaps), that would make this a much better set up. Previous note: The clamping mechanism is designed to be mounted and remain in place. Once you have it installed as you would like then the actual umbrella holder can simply be unscrewed and stored in your golf bag. I plan to put the screw knob back in the base to avoid loss. Also, if mounting to a shiny metal tube I suggest adding a thin piece of rubber or gripper material to keep it in place. That is not included in the package but should be.

This is mounted on my golf bag cart to give me shade and also protects the clubs during rain (assuming you have a good umbrella). Lots of adjustments to get the best position but you need a long enough umbrella handle if you want to step under. The two handle holding knobs are so much better than only having one by allowing for odd hand grips and a more secure hold.

Took over 2 hours of turning backwards & forwards to get tightened. A real pain for someone not doing their job & quality control was nowhere around. Otherwise it is well made and works great. All in all I would not recommend due to poor thread tapping.

You never know what you're buying these days, so I was thrilled when I received my 10L10L umbrella holder and found it was very well engineered and constructed, packaged well with clear instructions for those that need them. The clamp is machined aluminum that appears to be powder coated. It comes with four bolts each of two different lengths to accommodate different diameter tubing. Mine is at the minimum, about 2cm or 0.7." The angled bracket that holds the umbrella tube is also aluminum. Both brackets appear to have steel inserts to seat the bolts. An Allen wrench is included. This is well built stuff! The umbrella tube itself is plastics, as are the screw-in stops that secure the umbrella handle in the tube. I'm less impressed with this, but if you've got to save weight, and the aluminum is substantial, this is probably the place to do it. There's this statement on the instruction sheet: "We are striving to build a reliable brand of golf car parts and accessories." I'd say 10L10L is on its way. (BTW, this may be the first product review I've ever written on Amazon. I'm a boomer and not prone to this kind of thing - that's how impressed I am.)