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39 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
Daughter loves this
By LVChick
We got this for her 1st birthday and she utterly loves riding around in it. The 5-way flip seat is a great idea, and utile for organizing/toting things around. The seatbelts are easy to adjust. The canopy is in truth utile for the bright/hot days here in LV (of course it doesn’t shade at an angle so you have to be conscientious of that) It was VERY easy to assemble – it’s ordinarily my husband’s occupation to put stuff together but it was so simple and fast that I just did it myself. The turning is REALLY great, no tipping, easy steering, don’t have to keep backing up/adjusting for narrow turns. The only reason I gave it 4 vs 5 stars are the wheels – they’re cheap plastic. For the price they could’ve made the wheels out of rubber. We likewise have Radio Flyer’s Discovery Wagon – the wheels on that are rubber, and actually make for a more comfortable ride and better traction.
19 of 19 persons found the following review helpful.
Radio Flyer Family Wagon
By M. Chapman
This wagon is built well and is spacious…actually too big to maneuver well in crowded areas. The canopy is a bit tricky to install. The wagon itself is easy to assemble, but the fact that it cannot be dismantled (other than removing the canopy) presents a problem in attempting to take it anyplace in a mid-sized vehicle. It would not fit in a trunk. One needs either an SUV or a vehicle wherein the back seats fold down…then you lose passenger seating. I wish we had downsized. Again, there is not one thing faulty with the quality. I ought to have remunerated more attention to the overall measurements.
25 of 27 persons found the following review helpful.
Oversized. Huge. Wish I’d gotten something littler but top notch quality and fun!
By S. Van
I probably, okay i DID, go overboard on buying such a monster huge wagon. On second thought I’d have purchased a Radio Flyer Pathfinder with the cute door that opens and closes. I chose this because well you may never have too much space and because the pathfinder DIDN’T have safety belts. Stupid, idealistic me ignored the fact that my son may escape from ANY belt or strap made by humans. I can’t fit in my empty Honda Accord trunk. We only take it when we take my husband’s Nissan Pathfinder. It’s huge but like a HUMVEE Limo for my son. Radio Flyer puts “drain” holes in the bottom so you may leave it out. I joke that if I could plug up the holes, I’d fill the main area up with water and let my son splash in his limo jacuzzi when we take walks around the neighborhood and my 9 year old nephew loves to come over and use it as a “bobsled” down the hill in my huge backyard (big as a football field). It may effortlessly be pulled by my 20 month old son (engineering and constituents are fantastic) and when we go to the theme park (weekly basis since we have season passes), my son and his 9 year old cousin love to sit in there and be pulled. The canopy is a godsend for sunny sunny SUNNY florida. It may haul anything. We fold the seats down and sneak in bottles of water since it’s [..] at the theme park and carry all of my son’s diapers, towels, and costume changes for the water park. Other than that, it largely stays at home for walks. Make sure to have a good place to store this. No space in our garage and since I like to keep it bug free and clean, it stays concealed under our dining table.
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