Product Review: Nike M9 Cart Bag

As you can see below, the new bag has more “value added” compartments and a very modern aesthetic.

The M9 sits effortlessly on the Clicgear 2.0 and is securely fastened with the lower and upper bungee cords with ease.

The 9.5 inch oval top and 14 way dividers are a carryover from the Tech Elite and function nicely.

The front view provides a nice view of many of the 9 forward facing pockets.

There are two large pockets on the side and another smaller zip pocket.

The ball pocket is a good size and it can hold a ton of ammo. Waterbottle holders are located on either side of it.

Directly above sits the “Cooler Pocket” which can be filled with ice and beverages of your choice on those hot summer days.

There is a sufficient gap between the cooler pocket and sunglass holder to make access to both very easy.

These pockets are a great feature on any push cart bag and actually provide value as opposed to “more pockets, for the sake of more pockets” which is something that I detest.

There is a tee holder above the sunglass pocket, with velcro for gloves on either side and a marker holder just below.

The upper storage pocket has been modernized and has room for a cell phone, iPhone or Blackberry, along with other items.

The thoughtful design has also incorporated a band that holds the strap in place while it is resting on the push cart. This is a great feature that prevents the strap from rubbing unnecessarily on the wheels and getting dirty or frayed.

The M9 is a great addition to Nike’s Cart Bag line up and fits nicely between the Tour Cart II and the Tech Sport.

The M9’s weight feels comparable to the Tech Elite which it is replacing, so it is definitely acceptable for a push cart.

If you are a walker who tends to push instead of carrying, the Nike M9 should certainly be considered for purchase if you are looking for a new bag.

In addition to the Silver/Black Topaz shown in these photos there are Royal Blue/Silver and Black/Silver color combinations available.

For more information on the Nike M9 Cart Bag please check out the Nike Golf homepage.
Review by Rob Rigg
Photos by Rob Rigg