Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I’ve had this for about a month now and I feel like I can write an accurate review. So here goes!! I debated for months about which wagon to get- I even contacted the manufacturer with some questions. I never do that. But this puppy is over $200 and I don’t make those kinds of purchases lightly. My one year old daughter rides in this now as her primary stroller. If you get this, you will get TONS of compliments and questions. We took it to our county fair this weekend and we had someone at least every 20 minutes commenting on what a neat wagon or stroller it was. My favorite was the carnival working running a game who commented, “that’s well made” as we walked past. Some pros 1. You can take this on a small/medium sized grocery shopping trip and fit your kid and groceries in the wagon- see picture. 2. It goes really well on grass! 3. It folds up and opens really easily. 4. The storage box under the handle is SUPER useful. 5. I can fit both my 6 year old and 1 year old into it. 6. It comes completely assembled in the box. 7. Very sturdy and well made. 8. Allows kids more freedom of movement than a stroller. 9. So easy to change a diaper in- can avoid nasty bathroom changing tables. Cons- 1. It is heavy- I am lifting it in and out of a truck bed. I am fairly short and not especially strong, but I do lug around a 20 pound baby all day long. The weight of this is certainly doable, but I wouldn’t want to lift much for than this when handling a stroller. 2. One of the buttons that raises and lowers the stroller handle popped off. We found it in the truck bed and popped it back in with no issues, but that handle won’t move without it. 3. The seatbelt is only a lap belt. My daughter has figured out how to get out of all items with a lap belt. So, once she’s tired of sitting with the belt on her lap she’ll start standing up, crawling around, etc. We’re working in getting her to sit down when asked. This isn’t a huge problem for us as she’ll (hopefully) eventually learn that she needs to stay seated, but if you have a rambunctious child who needs stroller belt restraints, you’ll want to steer clear of this wagon. 4. If you are trying to get up a curb or bump, pushing down on the handle to pop a wheelie doesn’t really work since it’s so long. I’ve found that I just have to move to the front of the wagon and lift up the front wheels using the handy grab bar. 5. This is not cushy like a stroller. If you rely on your kids taking naps while on walks, this isn’t for you unless you can convince your kid to lay down. My daughter has never really slept well in a stroller so this isn’t a drawback for us personally. 6. If you take this grocery shopping your child will be able to reach everything you put in. I haven’t found this to be a problem because chewing on the cereal boxes keeps my daughter occupied. 7. There is no snack tray. We just dump snacks into the bottom of the wagon for the baby to chase around. All of those cons taken into consideration, I would totally buy this again as there will be drawbacks to any stroller- nothing’s perfect. The pros far outweigh the cons!