PowaKaddy Deluxe IV bag
A review of the Powakaddy Deluxe IV bag

A very sturdy design that can be wiped down after use in particularly bad weather. As we have come to expect from PowaKaddy, there are a mass of pockets on the PowaKaddy Deluxe IV designed specifically to hold key items, all of which are easily accessible.
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A PVC bag designed specifically for use with an electric trolley. PowaKaddy Deluxe IV features include a valuables pocket, drinks holder and a host of other pockets. The ergonomic handle design makes it easy to load and unload the bag from the car.
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