20 Best Wagons For Families (2022 Updated)

My mother gifted us this folding wagon. With three under 5 and toddlers refusing the stroller, this wagon is a godsend. I researched various wagons and stroller wagons and some of them can be outrageously expensive (even 7 or 8 times as much money as this wagon) without more utility just with a lot of added bulk and weight.

When it comes down to it a folding wagon needs to do two things – haul kids and fold easily. This does and then some! Pros : -Comparatively small and light for a folding wagon -easy to assemble – true one handed fold -surprisingly smooth even loaded with kids (it’s still a pull wagon though, so expect it to feel like pulling a heavy wagon).

There is a version with a stroller handle available for a higher price – the built in canopy is great and super easy to pull up, attach, remove, fold and store in its pocket. Gives lots of shade. No issues with it yet.

– the velcro straps around the bench zippers can be fully opened and then crisscrossed through the opposite side and re-velcroed when folded. This keeps the wagon closed when folded up without a bulky, heavy locking mechanism – weight limit high compared to strollers – I can sit on it in bench mode and it feels totally able to handle it.

– One could replace this entire wagon 3-7 times and still spend less than some of the “big name” stroller wagons Cons – no external storage except small canopy pocket and some cup holders. This can be remedied by buying a more expensive version of the wagon with external storage so there’s space for kids and their stuff and it won’t be as lightweight and compact.

– the fabric is thin like a rain jacket not heavy canvas. That makes it easy to fold, light and easy to clean but not as durable as the fabric used on higher end wagons. – wheels not removable for transport – handle magnet is weak – seatbelts kind of useless – just a lap belt – for an unruly toddler I would get a good tight mosquito net and cover the whole thing in case they Houdini out of the lap belt and try to jump ship – wheels are hard plastic not air or even hard rubber.

This can also be remedied by buying a more expensive version of the wagon with air tires or off road tires – no brakes – this can be remedied by buying a more expensive wagon with brakes. We have managed to survive without but I could see it being tough for grandma & grandpa vs mom & dad Radio flyer also seems to stand by their products and you get a 2yr warranty with registering.

This is one of those “can’t go wrong” purchases and has enough great features for the price.

As the title says, we got this 4 years ago when my second child was about 3 months old. This has been by far one of the best purchases I’ve made as a parent. It is so convenient to take everywhere. Folds up nicely without taking much space in the trunk or storage and the kids absolutely love wagon rides way more than the stroller.

I also flew with it and at the gate I just put it inside a double stroller gate bag and worked great (since this stroller has no latches to hold it while folded) We were able to put our car seats one kid and other things on it while at the airport and then check everything at the gate.

It’s also very light so I could put put it in the trunk with one hand while holding a child. The canopy is so convenient and easy to take on and off and fold. It also cleans up nicely (spot cleaning only).

It has straps for when the kids are little and it is the perfect size for a toddler to take a nap. We used it honestly for almost everything, beach trips, soccer games (the wall comes down and turns tino a bench for the kids), camping trips, book day at school… you name it.

Unfortunately, a few months ago the handle finally gave in and we had to throw it away. That being said, for all the use we got out of it, it really lasted a long time. I bought another version from this brand (the gray one with push handles) but honestly, I miss our red wagon.

Especially how light it was and how flat it folded.

This was purhcased for our children (1-2 y/o) as a gift for Christmas, and so far through the short time we have been using it we are quite pleased with it! It is durable, easy to use & compact as it describes, & still roomy enough for the kids and their toys to have enough space to play and/or one of them to sleep in if necessary.

A few CONS: * To fold the product up, one must lift up from a handle in the center of the inner-area. This is fine in theory, but the manner that the handle/felt area is connected to the pipes that fold is through two velcro straps, which often come undone when attempting to fold it up.

It is simple to put them back on or lift the wagon to manually fold the pipes, but as an intended feature gone wrong it can be annoying. The number of pockets and areas for outside storage is also annoyingly limited, with only two small-sized cup pockets by the handle, there is VERY little room to store snacks or other items you may not want inside the wagon itself with the kids.

We initially wanted to switch from our double-stroller to allow the kids to play together and be able to move around and see more, however if going out shopping or even trips you’d imagine you would want to use a wagon for )e.

g. the zoo, fair, etc. ) it can be cumbersome not having anywhere to store things for either the parents or the kids, and we have ended up only using the wagon half as much because of this. Additionally.

these cons could most likely be overcome by easily adding some DIY additions (pockets, mayyyybe a mesh hammock underneath the wagon for storing little things?) or stapling/gluing the Velcro together underneath, etc.

Similarly we have theorized about adding our own canopy to the wagon, though we haven’t looked into it with much detail so far. Overall, definitely a great purchase and all of its positive features are certainly worth the buy, but look ahead and be sure to check whether or not these cons will end up becoming more cumbersome for you and your children in the long run or not!!!.

We originally got the wagon because our son had surgery so transitioning him from the hospital to home was a bit difficult (especially because they had a wagon). Buying it was the best purchase ever.

We have two boys and man and this was the perfect thing to have when outside going for a walk/etc. a bit hard to assemble since I didn’t have the right tools but with the right tools; this is a piece of cake!!.

This beautiful blue wagon for two is very easy to put together, very sturdy and light weight. The children have a very easy time using the wagon and enjoy the cup holders for their water bottles. They enjoy having their friends ride along with them.

I purchased this item in store even because of price. It does not specify a weight limit anywhere on the box, only states it fits two children ages 1. 5 yrs and up. My son is already 55lbs and daughter is 23lbs.

So got it home happy with my purchase, put it together, and realized as I was looking over paperwork, my kids had already surpassed the weight limit. Because the quality is only “ok” I was afraid it would not hold up as my kids continue to grow.

Putting it together was also a pain as the hubcap parts are small, very difficult to hold as you hammer them onto the wheels. Assembly took about an hour. I was able to return it assembled the same day which I was very grateful for.

I went ahead and purchased the radio flyer pathfinder wagon and spent the extra $20 or so dollars. The radio flyer was much easier to assemble (about 30min) and is much more durable in quality. And the weight capacity is 200lbs.

So I could probably pull my husband around if I needed to without worrying about damaging the wagon or if it would hold up. So if you have the extra money, just buy the radio flyer, if not and your kids are still small, this one is ok but they will quickly outgrow it.

I love my red wagon. I’m a senior and wanted a durable wagon. It is easy to put together but better with someone to help the process faster. I use it for my yard work, moving potted plants, fertilizer bags, heavy grocery bags and so on.

I like how the handle folds under the wagon when I need to put it in the car.

My wife asked me to purchase this little red wagon as a gift for a baby shower she attended. I assembled it (The instructions could be better!) and she filled it with other smaller gift items appropriate for the event’s theme (Pampers, booties, toys, etc.

). Those in charge of opening gifts decided to make this little red wagon the final gift presentation and, “IT WAS A HIT”! Everyone loved the fun surprise ending!.

I bought this in May as a birthday present for my now three year old daughter. She hates the stroller but is so small that she cannot keep up if we want to walk around the park for exercise during her brother’s sport practices.

It was a pain to assemble, but she loves it. I did want to mention, however, that the part you have to hammer onto the wheel axle to keep the wheel attached to the wagon is a one shot deal; you have to get it on right the first time or it will pop off.

Ours did just that about three months after first assembled. We can use it alright on flat areas to pull around, and she loves to play with the other toddlers and preschoolers with it at soccer practice, but we worry about pulling it when we go places that have uneven terrain.

I plan on calling customer service when I get the time.

The directions are really difficult to figure out. I wish the wheels attached differently because they are a pain as well. However, once put together after a lot of sweat and swearing it’s a good product.

We got this for our grandson so we have yet to use it a lot.

I put a blanket and a few glasses of half full iced tea in the wagon to test bumpiness. Then took a brief stroll down the street. None of the glasses fell over. Much better than the plastic wheeled wagon.

We might also need a cooling pad since it’s metal, but looks like it will be sturdy enough to load up with more accesories. Next, will look for a canopy attachment.

Large tires make it easy to cross lawns and go “off road”. Not as robust as the older classics but is durable enough to last a few years. The only con is the safety feature that limits the front axle to reduce the tip over problem with swivel axle steering.

It however makes it difficult to maneuver in tight spots. A good feature for kids but a pain when using it to haul groceries.

We adopted two children over 20 years ago. We bought this wagon for trips, lake and beach trips. My kids are now grown and consider this wagon a family tradition. Only thing that has been done to it is new tires.

Thanks for such a great product. Now time to find one with seatbelts for the toddler grandkids. Again Thank you.

We have a plastic red wagon for use around the house and this one for special occasions/travel- and this one is 10 times better to use! We have had this for 2 years now and our whole family loves it so much! We have taken it to amusement parks, the beach, and in-town festivals and it has done a MAGNIFICENT job.

And we get nothing but compliments on it everywhere we go. When the kid was younger, the wagon was his favorite part of the amusement park,/hotel stay. It is so smooth and comfortable, he fell asleep inside for over an hour in a busy amusement park.

It has NEVER tipped over or gotten stuck. I love that the front wheels are connected to the (comfortable) handle so steering is super easy. It turns a lot tighter than it would otherwise. The only problem I have is the size of the base/wheels.

While VERY sturdy and makes a comfortable ride, it will not fit in the trunk of my Ford Fiesta. It WILL fit in the truck of my husband’s Subaru Impreza sedan. The trunk has an area in the back between the wheel well cut in and it fits nicely there leaving room in the front to put more things.

Overall we LOVE this wagon. It folds up nicely for storage, (once you understand the process) the set up each time is easy, and the use is HEAVENLY (especially compared to other wagons. It is pricey, but the sale made it affordable and I cannot recommend it enough.

One big flaw. Let me start by saying I love this wagon. My kids love this wagon and I want to keep it but this thing is massively wide (Great because it won’t tip) but bad because it will not fit through most door frames.

The title is deceptive it says fold up but that is a half truth. The body of the wagon is fabric so you can fold it In on itself but no part of the actual frame folds up and the base stays just as wide.

I have a large sedan trunk and this takes up most of the room in the trunk. And it is heavy. The time it takes to fold the fabric and resnap is too long and cumbersome (especially if you own a toddler they will be half way across the wal mart parking lot).

The Handel has a nice feature where it stays up when you are not holding it, after about 6 mo mine is starting to lose some of its stay but not dramatically. The wheels go over most terriane great except sand and some types of gravel.

the ball Bering system makes loads easy to haul I barely notice the weight of loads no matter how big. One of my tires has been very noisy from the start I was told this can happen with bal bearing wheels it dosent effect the functioning just annoying and not peaceful.

My kids say it is their carriage and beg to go for rides. I have nowhere in the house to put it unless I want to unsnap and re snap constantly. So it’s over all a love hate. Love it bit would l9ve it more if it would compact smaller faster.

We love our cart!! The wheels are nice and chunky, it’s folds easily and a shade is included. I love that it’s all removable for storage. The only thing I’m not feeling is the Velcro sides bc it looks like it’s going to separate by the end of the summer.

We’ve had a normal running stroller, but as our eldest approached the terrible 3’s (aka think’s he’s too old for a stroller), I thought this would be a great alternative that would be “fun” for him, and still let us take 2 kids on walks to school or walks with the dogs around the neighborhood.

I repent of that decision. Using this has been awful. I will explain a few things that I detest: – The tires are hard plastic, with no shocks, so it is extremely bumpy for old sidewalks and our gravel, caliche alleys.

My child constantly complained of the bumps. I searched for a while for replacement options, but any “maybes” looked to be $50+ for an already pricy wagon. I wish they had used inflatable tires like on the jogging strollers.

– the handle length adjusts, but it constantly slips. I get it to a comfortable length, but the first hill slides it all the way out. – the cup holder should be called a cup dumper. It is hard to reach, especially when the handlebar slips to a different length, and with the bumpiness it ends up launching a cup EVERY.

SINGLE. WALK. – the handlebar width is too narrow. Walking forwards and pushing it is awkward, but f you are pulling the wagon very long, then you don’t want to walk backwards holding both handles. The most ergonomic way to propel the wagon would be to stand on either side of the “T” of the handle and push with the cart behind you.

Unfortunately, the handle is so short that your heels will collide with the cart unless you stand to the side. This would be fine if the handlebar was about a hand-width wider. The handlebar isn’t wider than the wagon and has a hard lip, so you end up needing to stand to the side of the handlebar and reaching over with the lip of the handlebar end digging into your palm.

– The black plastic burns my kid. Without the extra canopy, the entire stroller heats up really fast. I must use a towel to keep my kid from burning his legs and warn him not to touch the tray. – the fenders are not load bearing.

The rear wheels have plastic fenders placed in what looks like the ideal spot to be a step to climb into the stroller. My three year old is light, so he hasn’t broken one yet, but they don’t look like they would handle a bigger kid using it as a step.

– The turn radius is really wide. Several of the intersections in our neighborhood have ADA ramps. If we are crossing the street and need to make that 90 degree turn using both ramps, then the stroller has trouble making the turn.

I can see why some people give this a good review. It feels like it is made to last (other than the fenders), but if you walk more than a loop around a (paved) block or back and forth from the beach to your car a few hundred feet away, then I would not at all recommend this.

My son was 3, almost 4 years old when I purchased our Veer Cruiser wagon. He was becoming too big and was uncomfortable for a stroller. We would always go on walks with friends and when we traveled we just didn’t like what we had.

I wanted a wagon so bad and looked around for months. I finally gave in and purchased the system with the green camp sidewalls and canopies. My family and friends laughed at me when they heard how much I spent on this thing.

They asked if it came with a motor lol. I’ve never been so happy with a purchase before. We went to the beach and this was so convenient pulling in the sand and walking on the boardwalk. We have the basket and have plenty of space for our stuff.

My son can have a friend to ride with. He is 5 years old and still enjoys riding in the wagon. Eventually I will have more kids and am excited to use this wagon replacing a stroller. We get soo many compliments on our wagon, everytime we pass someone.

If you have kids, or plan on having more in the future you will love this wagon and won’t regret it.

I purchased 9 stroller wagons after evaluating 25 different wagons. After putting them all through many tests, I found the Veer Cruiser to be the top performer but it comes with a fairly high price tag.

Some of the pros of this wagon include: Simple and quick to assemble. Customer service was very quick to respond. Cleaning out crumbs was a breeze. Very smooth to navigate over different terrains, even when pulling 80 lbs (highest capacity is 110 lbs).

Easy to steer and maneuver. Not difficult to fold and lift. Great release buttons for folding. It fits in the trunk of a small sedan. Wheels can be removed to save even more space. The handle extends from 38” – 42.

” 2 contoured and ventilated seats. Snap-on snack tray. High quality in parts and materials. Polyurethane tires. A few cons include: Not much storage but there are mesh pockets. Snack tray is one large, unseparated section which could cause bickering.

Nowhere to store the snack tray if not in use. Seats do not recline. 4. 5” footwells aren’t deep but some wagons didn’t have any footwells. Brakes take a little force to push. Wheels may not be best in sand.

Canopy, storage bin and car seat adaptor must be purchased separately. Expensive. Overall, I loved the Veer Cruiser Stroller Wagon and highly recommend it! To read my full review, you can check it out on KidTravel dot org.

Radio Flyer provided our family with a free sample to test and try out. The product arrived well packaged in a sturdy box. Assembly was easy and took maybe 15 minutes with the help of my 3-year-old. The wagon feels sturdy and pulls very easily.

My son loves to both ride in the wagon, as well as take the wagon for a ride. This is great for when we go on walks, as it can alternatively provide something for him to do, or a place for him to sit and ride along so that we don’t have to carry him.

The wagon can be collapsed so it takes up relatively little space (though still bulky if you’re living in an apartment, for example), but is spacious enough for either two children, or one child and their toys or a cooler.

It is useful for lugging both a child and the groceries on a shopping trip and folded up it nicely fits in the trunk of our car, with room for the groceries to spare. The canopies provide good shade in the blazing sun, though these do feel a little flimsier than the rest of the wagon.

Also, my son can easily reach them and pull them any which way he wants, which means having to stop and adjust regularly. Fortunately, they can be folded back and out of the way easily as well. The option to unzip one of the sides and effectively turn the wagon into a bench is such a great option.

It provides a nice surface for my son to sit on, or to use as a surface to play on. Other useful features are: A good-sized bag on the back for diapers, snacks, wallets, toys, etc. Two bottle holders on the front that are especially usefully during the summer heat.

There are safety straps on both sides of the wagon, which are good enough to contain my son when needed. Aside from the somewhat flimsy canopies I only have two minor complaints about this wagon. Due to the size of the wheels, it is not as great on our driveway which consists of gravel.

The wagon runs great on most surfaces we have tried it on, but it struggles with surfaces that are looser, such as sand and gravel, especially when loaded with a child and all their stuff. Secondly, as a dad who is 6’6”, the handle is a little short, which means that I do tend to pull the wagon of its front wheels every now and then.

It would be better if the handle could be extended a little further. All in all, it’s a great wagon for the price and I am sure we’ll get a lot of use out of it. We bought a convertible stroller wagon a few years back, which has gotten a lot of (heavy) use and has held up well.

In my experience, Radio Flyer produces solid products that I highly recommend.

Radio Flyer provided me with this free wagon, but the opinions in this review are my own. My toddler loves the wagon. However he is easy to impress and loves anything on wheels. He happily pulled the wagon around the backyard to clean up his toys which I considered a win.

It was easy for a three year old to pull and turn. I also love the wagon and I am harder to impress. It folds up super easy with just the pull of a handle and when folded it is about the same size of a single stroller (full size stroller, not umbrella style).

My favorite feature is that the handle stays up, rather than falls to the ground! We took it on a picnic and I was surprised with how much it held and how easy it still rolled. The days of hauling our bags like a pack mule are over.

Since this is a flat bottom stroller I think it is great for holding bags, and it’s fine for pulling the kids too, but they have to sit cross legged or legs straight out. The canopies are similar in size and operation to the ones on an infant car seat; they easily can be tilted to block specifically the direction the sun is coming from while still leaving the sky visible.

If for some reason you are stuck in the rain you won’t have full coverage of the wagon though. The canopies remove easily if not needed. The wagon was left in our driveway during a rainstorm (folded up) and I was happy to learn that it didn’t collect water inside and dried relatively quickly.

This is going to get a ton of use in our house.

I purchased this custom wagon mainly because of the brand’s reputation for quality. While it performs basic functions adequately, both fit and finish as well as available features are disappointing, and suggest a brand that is simply coasting on name recognition and past quality rather than owning and innovating a premium product.

Specific quality issues include: – The wagon included an incorrectly-manufactured strap for the cooler carrier; this should never have passed quality checks from the manufacturer, nor should it have been included in the shipment without an additional quality check.

A replacement was sent, but was shipped ground; there was no sense of disappointment or urgency that the brand had not met quality standards. – The fabric roof frequently comes unattached from the plastic snap connectors and must be reconnected.

– One of the swiveling wheels is exhibiting “shopping cart” wobble. – The nylon skirt at the bottom of the wagon appears cheaply made and has loose fibers. Feature problems include: – No “parking brake”.

This only became an obvious issue when traveling through a hilly amusement park; the wagon had to be propped up against an obstacle to keep it from rolling away. – The handle has to be manually strapped to the hook-and-loop connector on the side of the wagon to keep it from falling to the ground.

A simple magnet would be useful to keep the handle upright when released. – The mechanism for keeping the cooler carrier folded when not in use is poorly designed, and requires more of a “jury rigged” approach to strap it so it remains upright.

– The wagon side can only be unzipped from one side, which is annoying when kids are trying to get in and out. – There’s a missed opportunity to include a plastic map holder on the top of the roof; we found ourselves often unfolding the park map on the roof, and it would be a perfect spot to keep a map.

As a wagon, it holds cargo and people, and the larger inflatable wheels (which should probably be standard) roll over obstacles and bumps adequately. The folding mechanism is easy to use. Bottom line: I expected that the custom line of wagons would be of significantly higher quality.

I would welcome an opportunity to spend more money on a wagon that is manufactured (or even just quality checked) domestically; if the profit margin on a truly premium product is too narrow at this price point, then increase the price–and the features, and the quality.

As it stands, I should not have assumed that past quality from this brand is indicative of a premium product, and should have done research into other brands. It is adequate but not differentiated. Disappointing overall.

Radio Flyer provided me with a free sample to test and try out. When we received our product, our youngest 3 children (ages 6, 4, and 2) could not wait to try it out! It was a little tricky with some of the assembly (the screws for the buckles seemed hard to push in because some seemed like they needed to be twisted and others seemed like they should be pushed in), but even still only took about 20-25 minutes.

The weekend after getting the wagon, we got to try it out in full force for a festival in our town. The first night was the parade, and we were able to fit our 2 year old as well as chairs to sit in and our drinks.

When we went to the festival, the wagon fit perfectly in the back of our van (Toyota sienna) , hauled all of our bags and water bottles and kiddos, was easy to maneuver (it rolls so smoothly!), and we loved the shade that goes on the top.

They really thought of everything with this wagon. Each different configuration is super functional. On the first day our 2 year old spilled her drink all in the bottom. But, no problem! There are drainage holes at the bottom so it flowed out the bottom and was so easy to clean up.

Also, our kids were bickering facing each other, so we had them get out and arranged the seats so they both faced the same way. There are cup holders in so many convenient places too! Another thing we used it for was to let the kids haul the groceries in from the car.

We were able to do so much in just 1 trip. It’s also very sturdily built. We highly recommend this product! We will definitely be using this for years to come.

I purchased this in December to use for my commute with my boys locally at parks and to the city on the subway (NYC). If I could get my money back l, I would. Here are the pros & cons: Cons: -the seatbelts! The crotch portion is extremely small/short.

It is uncomfortable and can be a challenge to buckle. -noisy! It squeaks nonstop and the caster wheels are always clacking -instructions are not 100% clear but not a deal breaker -a workout! It requires constant control/correction AND strength to maintain a consistent motion.

My wrists/arms are sore after while. -the stroller bar is slightly loose which doesn’t help with the steering -no realistic precipitation cover! -the pull bar consistently bounces off the child that sits opposite of the user.

-the child on the pull handle side has a very much bumpier ride than the other child -not being able to choose from all available accessories -did I mention the castors?! Just be consistent Pros: -children sit at opposite ends so they fight less with elbows anyway -the internal pockets are big enough for toddler hands to put their own cups inside -the kids can stretch out to nap while walking back home if necessary -the quick and easy close mechanism -slim frame.

Fits easier on metro than larger versions -the option to customize (sort of).

This is an almost perfect wagon. It’s not quite perfect because it folds flat vs. into a rectangle like other wagons & pop up tents. I prefer the rectangular fold because it’s easier for me to move, but overall, the other features make it very worth it.

We had another Radio Flyer wagon that was similar, but it could only be pulled. This model has both a pull & push function, so it make maneuvering so much easier, especially in places with more people like the zoo.

The canopy on this model seems a bit sturdier too. We always look for opportunities to use this w/our son, who absolutely loves to ride in it. The bench seat function is also really perfect for when it’s snack or lunch time.

I highly recommend this wagon, but tip, wait for a Target toy sale (if it applies to this) & also use your Red Card discount!.

This was the stroller wagon I went with after I finally got over the fact that a wonderfold wasn’t ever going to be in my budget. My kids are 2,5,7,9. They can all fit at once but not comfy. Though we did make three work out okay.

Ha! The stroller pushes well which is the main feature I wanted. It works good in grass but I haven’t tried it in gravel or sand yet. I don’t like the short/flexible sides which doesn’t provide much if you wanted to lay a baby down in it (laid friends 4mo to sleep, an older baby could possibly roll the sides down).

The canopy is like a slap bracelet that rolls up. So neat until you want to put it on and then it’s an absolute pain to clip on. This stroller will work great for our every day needs though and I hope to be able to find someway to attach bags so it’s not giving the handle too much pressure.

Radio flyer provided me with this free product to test/try out. This wagon is Amazing and a total game changer for our family! With three little kids (5,3,2) having a product like this has really come in handy! We’ve been able to enjoy this wagon on walks through the neighborhood, soccer games, beach days, it’s really been a pleasure.

The wagon not only pulls like a wagon but can also be pushed like a stroller. It’s a smooth ride, easy to open and close, and most importantly the kids absolutely love it! My oldest is a bit big for the stroller but he doesn’t mind getting in the wagon! The extra storage always comes in handy for us.

Our family is really enjoying this wagon and I would definitely recommend this wagon.

We use this wagon regularly and it’s been awesome! I got the extra storage attachment and that is a game changer, definitely get that also if you buy this wagon. My boys are 2 4 and average height for their age and they have just enough room for the both to stretch their legs out side by side but that’s it, I wish it was a bit bigger since they seem kinda squished.

For a typical pull wagon, this is a great wagon but I personally wish I got the stroller/push version. Pulling getting tiring after awhile especially on long zoo trips or walks. The canopy attachment is OK.

It’s cute and keeps the kids covered from the sun, but the little snaps that attach it to the wagon do not stay very well especially if you have toddlers that move around and try to stand up or you bump into it.

The seat belts aren’t the greatest, but maybe I just didn’t tighten them enough because my 2 year old kept slipping out of it thinking he was very funnyğŸ¤¦ğŸ »â€ â™€ï¸ This wagon folds up very easily and the material makes it easy to clean which is something any parent needs! Overall this is a good wagon for the price point and is exactly as shown in pictures and performs as stated on their website.

I personally would pay more for the stroller version of this and plan on doing so this summer!.

We received this wagon as a gift a few years ago and if I could go back, I would promptly exchange it for a different model. I love that it folds up, but the actual folding and unfolding can be silly difficult.

The handle clangs noisily to the ground if you’re not holding it, which has scraped up our hand grip quite a bit. There is no on board storage for the canopy and poles which has proven very inconvenient.

The canopy can also be silly difficult to assemble/attach. The cup holders are too narrow for most of my kids’ and my cups. There are no add on accessory options like other RF wagons such as a cooler trailer, storage bag, upgraded wheels, etc.

The primary reason we were in the market for a wagon was for all day outings, but I’ve found we just reach for the stroller 9 times out of 10 even though my littlest doesn’t prefer it because we need the storage compartment.

I thought since this was a more expensive version than the RF wagon we had asked for, the features must be better. I was mistaken and feel bad that my aunt spent so much money.

We bought this wagon a year ago and it is a favorite of ours! We use it at the zoo and StoryLand. The kids, 2 and 3, think it’s fun because it is a wagon and not a stroller. I love the sun shade and the extra drink pockets for adults! It is sturdy and easy to open and close.

We get LOTS of compliments everywhere we go!There is some room for improvement. the handle does not really lock in to any position. We had to use a bungee cord to try and tie it down when we store it.

When the wagon is open, the handle has to either lie on the ground (tripping hazard and it gets all scratched) or try to leave it up but inevitably, it falls to the ground with a bang and startles everyone.

Also I wish there were a storage pocket or something for the shade when it is folded up. We just sort of fold it and push it in between the seats when we fold it up. Even something like an elastic to keep it folded instead of popping open would be great.

A storage place for the metal rods would also be helpful. Right now they are just rolling all over my car! Last but not least, I wish this wagon could support the wagon storage bag that you sell. Currently we strap our diaper bag around the back of the seat but it is far from ideal.

Given that we bought the 1st version of this model, I am hoping to see these improvements somewhere down the line so it really will be the ULTIMATE wagon!.

I’m a senior and never had a red wagon. I wanted to have a wagon that I could use to carry items around the yard. I have some potted plants that I have to bring inside the house when it’s really cold outside at night in the winter (where I live we don’t have snow).

After shopping I put my groceries in the wagon and pull it into the kitchen. It’s great to put heavy fertilizer bags in it and I can move around the yard to do my planting. I received my package a few days early and in good condition.

When I opened the box the red wagon had a few small dents but it wasn’t that bad, I’m fine with it. I also took the wheels outside and let sit for 2 days to air out the tire smell. The instructions was easy to understand, yet it’s alot faster and easier to have someone to assist with me in putting the wagon together.

I’m happy with it, I can depend on my Radio Flyer red wagon for my purposes.

I got this for my 10 month old who can walk unassisted. I decided to buy this once she started dragging stuff around the house, so I thought it be a good skill for her to manipulate the wagon as she walks.

It’s great for her because the wagon is so light and she can readjust when she hits the wall. I messed up installing the handle. I forgot to run the wheel metal rods through the handle. If you mess up like me, you can un do it.

I unscrewed the screws from the wheels, put pressure on the red cap and popped it off. Then I used a hair dryer to soften the plastic so I could remove the metal rod. Then I did everything properly. It’s a great walker/wagon, and it’s at a great price point.

First, make sure you have locked the wheels in place. If you look at the “axle” for each set of tires, you will see a ridge at each end. This must be completely pushed through the wheels until they lock in place.

We had to turn the wagon on its ide and use a soft mallet to hammer in place. If this step is skipped, the wheels will come off the wagon. Second, it is a little small to use as a walker for long because the handle isnt very long, but it’s still fine for a 9-15 month old to use as a walker but will be better suited as a pull toy.

My one year old grandson loves the wagon and the cute garden tools.

Bought mine and pulled an empty wagon on Halloween night waiting for the kids to get tired and expect to be pulled home. Before that could happen, the rear wheel popped off. At a snails pace within the first hour, I don’t know how I could’ve lost a wheel walking on a paved surface in a residential neighborhood.

The product rolls loud as well.

I thought this would be like a metal wagon, so hard to pull. As long as I am not pulling people it is so easy. We load it up and go over the grass soccer fields with ease. It seems durable on the design and in the wheels.

There was no assembly besides just popping it open. I cannot get the base back around the wagon, but it seems fine just riding in the back of my car that way.

I live in a large apartment complex where my parking is 3 levels below my unit and on the opposite side of the building. As such, this wagon is a game changer getting a SUV load of groceries up to the unit in usually 1 trip 90% of the time.

I haven’t tried this wagon on the beach, but from my experience. i would agree this wagon is not the best option for pulling on the sand. but that was not the reason i purchased this. The wagon says it can carry up to 250lbs.

but i don’t feel too confident in that number.

I have been wanting one of these for a while. I have done the research and determined that the ones with the wide rubber wheels are the best. Normally they are $140 everywhere else. At HarborFreight they are $99.

So I took a screenshot and asked my wife to pick one up while she was running errands one day. She stopped by the HFT and they had one that was “new” but a recent return and had nothing wrong with it that they’d let her have for $79.

She examined it and not being a dummy, took it. It had a little dog hair on it but was otherwise clean and new, with clean, new rubber tires. After I got my hands on it, I quickly learned that you have to physically “SNAP” the rear wheels into place after you expand it.

The instructions aren’t clear on this so I presume whomever bought it first, didn’t “SNAP” the rear wheels into place and returned it because the rear wheels drifted back into the center position when they used it.

This is a great wagon. There’s nothing wrong with it. It is identical to the $140 wagons except maybe for the color. When you expand it, be sure to “SNAP” the rear wheels into place or else they will drift around aimlessly.

If they haven’t “SNAPPED” then you haven’t pushed hard enough. they have a little plastic tab that snaps into the side when you spread them apart. the $140 wagons have a better set of instructions that explains this.

If you read this review before buying the HFT wagon then I just saved you $40 because that’s the only difference. instructions that are actually good, vs. the shoddy harbor freight instructions. Don’t pay an extra $40 for good instructions that you’ll read once before throwing away.

Listen to me, throw the HFT instructions away immediately, snap the rear wheels into place until you hear an audible “SNAP” and save yourself $40.

I’ve had this all terrain wagon for about a month. I’ve used it twice. The main reason I needed it was to haul equipment when I go to the gun range. The parking lot is gravel, and one the ranges is pea gravel.

When I go to the range, the wagon is weighed down. It sinks a bit in pea gravel, making it more difficult to pull, but its still doable. It pulls just fine through the gravel parking lot. It has a wide turning radius, but if you slow down on a turn, and don’t force it, it works fine.

When you fold it up, you have to slide the rear wheels together. If you don’t slide them back out to the corners when you go to pull the wagon, its really unstable, and will turn over. Remember to slide the wheels back out.

The bottom of the wagon is just nylon. To give it a bit of extra strength, I cut a piece of corrugated plastic (the kind they make postal service mail tubs out of) That gave it a lot of extra strength.

Some of the stuff I haul has sharp edges, so the plastic sheet also keeps the nylon from getting cut up. The second time I used it was hauling in a load of groceries from Costco. I have a detached garage in a condo complex, and my door is on the back side of the building.

Its a fairly long walk. Pulling groceries down a concrete sidewalk is easy work. The wagon works for my needs, and seemed like the best combination of construction versus cost.

Generally it is good for what it’s for. HOWEVER, for being advertised as “all terrain”, they obviously didn’t test on sand/beach or gravel/playgrounds. At least not enough to find out. With both front wheels that independently swivel, they fight each other on sand and gravel and eventually give up, making it harder to pull and steer.

Sand on beaches, and gravel on playgrounds are not flat surfaces so one front tire can be trying to swivel one direction while the other wheel is trying to deal with another hump going the other direction.

Eventually the tires will in-step towards each other and won’t correct until it’s steered on a flat surface.

I got this in March. I was preparing for a beach vacation and the upcoming baseball season. The structure is Good, portability is fine, but the handle doesn’t extend. I used it once at the beach, two nights in a hotel getting luggage to the room, and once at the ballpark.

I had to bend over to pull the cart so much I threw out my back. This is a great product with an extending handle, but at 6’3, it hurts to pull it. I got a wagon with a tailgate at Walmart for the same price.

This one has been in the closet ever since. I will say that the team at Dicks has been completely understanding and is willing to give me credit. Great service, bad product for a guy of my size. If you’re shorter, then maybe this works really well for you.

I brought a Quest foldable cart, which had bigger wheels for outdoors, and ran into what I thouht would be an easy fix. Two of the four wheels need to be removed to fold and re-affixed to use, a ‘buckle clip’ is what it is called by Quest.

It is a snap-locking cotter pin/clip?? Well, after moderate use, the clip got opened snd fell off while pulling in sand at the beach. Now, I have been unable to find a part the replace it and make the cart functional again??? Quest/DSG have NOT been able to provide or advise anything for replacement.

Not even where to find this ‘hard-to-find’ item?? A simple fix to a simple problem. FAILED!!.

This cart is solid, but unspectacular with just a couple of things that could be improved. It holds all of my and my sons baseball/softball gear sturdily and navigates uneven surfaces easily. It opens up with ease and the handy pull strap makes compacting it simple.

Once folded up, it’s a bit of a pain getting it compacted to the point that the velcro straps can fasten securely. I would also like the handle to telescope a bit longer, because it can be tedious for us tall folks to pull this around while all scrunched over.

But overall it’s a good cart that transports my stuff effectively.

I purchased my 2nd wagon as I donated my first when I moved from Florida to Tennessee. I was originally looking for strollers which I intend to buy closer to daughter having 1st baby. I saw the little red wagon and I could not resist, as I missed mine.

I use it to walk to the store and haul my groceries. The next purchase will be a Radio Flyer stroller. I love these products. Classics!!!.

Bought the wagon for my grandson’s first birthday. Pulling him around the yard the large inflatable tires provided a smooth ride. The wooden sides gave him a secure feeling as he looked over them. As always the metal wagon itself is of great quality as we’ve come to expect from Radio Flyer.

The handle is of good lenghth so one is not too bent over if of average height.

This is a classic staple in our family. For generations we’ve always had a radio flyer wagon. The kids love it, whether it’s getting dragged around or they’re using it to clean up their toys in the back yard.

Or make a small pool for their action figures and dinosaurs. These wagons are so multi use!.

I’m giving this wagon two stars because of the tires that come with it. After I assembled the wagon, I noticed an issue with the front tires so I called Radio Flyer support for assistance. I was told that there is no way to fix the front tires so the only option I had was to pay another $40 and buy two entire wheel assemblies.

Apparently, the wheel assemblies are designed to be permanently installed and are not serviceable. So, if there are any issues with them (i. e. damaged tires) the only option is to rip the entire assembly out of the wagon which will destroy the assembly AND the part of the wagon in which the wheel assembly slides.

So, not only would I have to replace each complete wheel assembly, but I would also have to replace parts on the actual wagon in which the wheel assemblies slide in. Wheels on wagons are going to have issues at some point with normal use, so to find out that there is no way to do minor repairs is a deal breaker for me.

After paying nearly $200 for a wagon, I shouldn’t have to purchase additional parts just because Radio Flyer decided to build their wheel assemblies in a way that makes them impossible to repair.

BEST INVESTMENT EVER!!! We totally love this wagon, I wish I would know that they have other versions, when I was looking for the wagon that meet our needs, this was perfect but when I opened the box and saw a little book with all the brand products, I saw this same one, with individual canopy one for each child, and the handle to pushed like a stroller.

I really want it this other version!!! Still keep the one I order and works perfectly, super easy to assemble, kids love it!!! My8 month and 7 year old fit together perfectly, the little one naps so comfy in there.

Is just an awesome piece of equipment when you have kids.

I have a previous radio flyer metal wagon with inflatable tires and it is amazing. After 10 years the tires are still full, so I thought getting the wagon with the inflatable tires for a smoother ride would be ideal.

I was completely wrong. After the first 2 uses we ended up with a flat tire. Trying to simply fill the tire with air was a pain in the but. Then I ended up with 3 flat tires. At that point I tried to return the wagon, but I ended up being a week or so after the 90 day return period for Walmart.

So now I’m stuck with a useless wagon because fix a flat doesn’t work too fix it, or anything else I’ve used to repair them hasn’t worked. Also the basket that I was looking forward to using does not attach to the back of the wagon.

This is probably the most disappointing product I have ever bought. Please save your money and choose a different wagon. This one is useless.

I bought this for my daughter’s 2 senior, special needs Pugs after trying out different wagons and strollers. It is the perfect transport for them going to the park or around town. It was easy to put together, it’s roomy enough for both dogs to have their own spot to stretch out and it easily collapses for storage in the trunk of the car.

My daughter also appreciates the storage pockets and that it pushes like a stroller rather than pulling like a wagon so she can see the dogs at all times. The best part is the tires don’t have to be pumped up with air and are all terrain.

Over all this was a great find and a good buy.

I have had a this wagon for almost 2 years and it still looks brand new – and we use it several times a week! With twins, its hard to find a travel companion thats not too heavy, comfortable, and something they actually want to ride in.

This wagon is the perfect size and they love riding in it! Our favorite part is the adjustable canopy that blocks direct sunlight! It is also very compact for a wagon and folds up great. This is a twin must-have!.

The wonderfold is the best purchase of made! I did receive it in 4 days instead of 7 like estimated which was awesome! Easy to put together, folds up to the same size a stroll, easy to push and my son loves it! This one I purchased was actually a group gift, I already had one myself in teal, and the the person who received it was thrilled! She had been looking at other brands and knew they were too expensive so she registered for a regular stroller.

A few of us from work split the cost and had to get it! I use mine all the time, its always in the car. It is good for upto 200lbs so I wont have to get anything else which is nice and my son can lay down in it if he gets tired.