Radio FlyerThe Beast MVP Wagon, Heavy Duty Kid & Cargo Folding Wagon, Collapsible Wagon Cart for Ages 1.5+

The assembly of the wagon was fairly simple and folds up easily. But the piece that holds it closed seems a bit flimsy and likely to give out after a few dozens uses. Other than that piece, the wagon seems very high quality and well built. It has a low center of gravity so it doesn't feel like it'll tip over easily. It's about the same size as you'd think from the pictures. My kid was able to pull me (~320lbs) around pretty easily. So, it can easily handle the advertised weight and allows for more versatility than just hauling kids.

Great alternative to traveling with a stroller when going grocery shopping / taking the kids to the park. This wagon is a bit heavier than expected but definitely the sturdiness justifies the added weight compared to the red / more lightweight option.This wagon can comfortably hold both my kids (4 y/o and 10 y/o) as well as additional luggage and water bottles. Great product, the heavy duty wheels is what really has me excited though. The up hills and bumps are no longer a stressful maneuver.

This wagon is a tank. Very strong.I would like the tires to be a bit tougher though. They are molded hard plastic. They will wear out.Also, child seat straps would be nice.

Listen up fellow moms, parents, friends, caregivers, carpoolers…The travel sports, sports gear schlep (IYKYK) is actually the game before the game. An athletic feat unto itself, albeit one that is woefully under appreciated. We’ve been next-level schlepping, sweating, and remembering the otherwise forgotten items for way too long.So, I’ve taken matters into my own hands and found myself the kind of travel companion that will appreciate the varsity level pack mule that I am. My schlepping days are done.She holds up to 300lbs of cargo, is befitted with all baseball-terrain tires, double water bottle storage, and extra-tall walls for containing extra-spilly gear — yet, is still agile enough to fold and glide right into the trunk of my car. This wagon really IS “the beast.”