Zenithen OB002S-TV05 Folding Work Wagon

Sturdy steel frame and "durable diagonal weave polyester" material. Textured/treaded rugged wheels. 225 lb load capacity with 4.61 cubic feet. Easy to assemble and disassemble. A locking mechanism not articulated in the instructions ensure that the wheels lock in place, and are not wobbly. Upper handle can be used straight up, but does not lock into place. This would be a beneficial feature, as I am 5'10" and find that the handle in the bent position decreases the comfort of pushing or pulling at that lowered height.Wagon moves with ease. Rear wheels are multi-directional rotate/swivel style. Some resistance from front wheels as they are more static, moving forward and back only. Does not seem to hinder overall movement.Wagon can be folded back up without need to take wheels off. If you want *slightly less* dimension for storage, then take wheels off. I will keep mine on as this will make for super easy transition from folded item to useful item in ten seconds or less.This was recently purchased at a local hardware store (on sale, $50) as an upcoming gift for my mom who is the landlady of various properties, and figured she could use it for some building and grounds maintenance. However, I am considering keeping it for myself and buying her something else (or buying another). Despite the low handle, I like the multi-use potential of it. I can see it used for yard work, prepper item, camping, picnics, garage sales, loading/unloading vehicles, wood carrying, vegetable harvesting, inside/outside laundry basket (?), carting 225 lbs worth of kittens and puppies around (cutest and happiest wagon ever!), picking drunk friends up off the floor, collecting pop cans, and so forth.If I keep it for myself, I think I will store it in the back of my truck. Empty carrying weight is a hefty 22 lbs, but many can manage that. I'm thinking of adding a carry strap or handle. Any uses I haven't thought of?

The wheels on this wagon are terrible! Since the wheels are designed to be removed, they do not have a tight fit. When you push or pull the wagon the wheels wobble and make it very difficult to maneuver. As my brother stated, after trying to push it around and falling to the floor laughing, "did no one test this product before they started selling it?" The only upside to this wagon is the comic relief.