Fraser Foldaway 2

Didn't have the trolley long before the speed switch started playing up, also a weakness in the knuckle joints, and on top of that £25 to replace them. I would find it difficult to recommend this trolley I did like tha compactness and the small amount of space required in the boot,

My mate has one of the original foldaway 1's and swears by it. it does not look fancy with square section materials but it is still going strong after several years

My wife and I have had our Fraser Express's for 7 years and have been very pleased with them. Quiet, smooth and reliable over all kinds of terrain. Recently in the space of 12 months both trolley's became u/s! I was looking to buy new one's at a cost of about £600. I spoke to Fraser who suggested trying to repair them. The customer service was unbelievable!!! They were sent to Fraser on Monday, fixed on Tuesday morning and arrived back on Wednesday! Fantastic. I dealt with a person called Liz who was extremely helpful and saved me roughly £500. Brilliant.

K D Price

The only problem I have had with my Frazer is with the speed controller, the trolly has two speeds. STOP & FAST.goes which means I have to keep engaging & disengaging the switch. One second I'm running to keep up with it the next second it has come to an abrupt stop, with the handle smacking me in the nether regions.Its a bit like the till in "Open all hours" A new switch might be the answer but there again it may make the trolley go even faster and the club committee would take exception to the grooves made by my feet as I cling on, especially across the greens. Oh to be young and able to carry again.

Poorly designed. Extremely unreliable. Poor customer service. Expensive spares.

This model now discontinued. Not surprised!

Generally it was rubbish. My wheels fell to bits and left me stranded on the course. Three other members at my club also bought a Foldaway 2 and now they have all changed to Powakaddy or Motocaddy.

With narrow track width Fraser Foldaway golf trolley is very easy to stow behind drivers seat in car if space is limited. This however is its major downfall on hilly courses as the trolley is very easy tipped over. In less than 3 years use it has had to have 2 sets of speed switches. I also had to tighten every bolt on trolley after a weeks use as these were all loose. Would i buy one again, no. The previous model to this is far better manufactured as i know of fellow golfers who are still using foldaway 1s after 8 years.

Needs a strap to hold the battery in over rough ground. Folds away nicely. The only problem I could find with the Fraser Foldaway 2 golf cart is that there isnt enough clearance on the front wheel.

I am thinking of of asking for my money back as its has broken down 3 times in the past 14 months

Would be OK if it didn't keep failing

Dont be fooled by its good looks and its toffee apple finish, dont buy one.

If it was not for the speed control which appears to be a weakness in this model I would have rated it higher