These pockets expand internally when a bottle is inserted, competing with the clubs for space.Īudio playback is the most important feature of the Sun Mountain Boom. However, I did notice that if I put water bottles into both of the pockets, the clubs were a bit squished together and not as easy to move in and out. It has two deep water-bottle pockets that will hold good-sized insulated bottles. Clanking together is expected as one drives the course. The 14-way top works great on the power cart.
The Sun Mountain Boom will really shine when the sun is shining. Obviously, during warm spring and summer rounds, this will not be an issue. Sure, I can toss that vest into the basket in the cart but, after the round, those clothes either get carried or put back on since the bag can’t hold them. The Sun Mountain Boom struggled to hold all of the peeled-off layers during the round. Winter golf for me involves multiple layers of clothing. For me, this moves the bag into more of a fair-weather category. Obviously, this is a concession to having the speakers at the top of the bag.
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The insulated pocket is nicely sized at four beers plus an ice pack but the “large” storage pocket is just not that “large.” While the Sun Mountain Boom has 13 pockets, some of them are significantly smaller than those on a traditional cart bag. This profile definitely helps with ease of loading on the power cart but it comes with tradeoffs. Compared to other cart bags I’ve used, the overall profile of the Sun Mountain Boom is slender. Yes, that is an oxymoronic “jumbo shrimp” kind of statement but it works for the Boom. I would describe the Sun Mountain Boom as a compact cart bag. Overall, it has an appealing balanced look but is its futuristic design functional during play? Let’s ignore the audio features for now and look a little deeper into the golfability of the Sun Mountain Boom. I find the visual symmetry very pleasing. It may be silly to say that I love the look of a golf bag but I love the look of the Sun Mountain Boom.
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