We love the removable, retractable, and reversible canopy (with adjustable fabric), which acts as armor against the sun's harmful rays thanks to built-in UV protection. Features like a one-step brake system and five-point safety harness keep children six months and older riding safely no matter where their adventures take them, and all-terrain EVA tires reap bearings and suspensions for smooth rides. It's a seamless blend between a traditional stroller and wagon with space for one child to ride at a raised height and feel like one of the grown-ups. Key Specs: Max Weight in Wagon: 150 pounds | Wagon Weight: 32 poundsĬan't decide between a stroller or wagon for your kiddo? Meet the Wonderfold M1 Single Stroller Wagon. The Radio Flyer wagon holds up to 150 pounds and works for children 18 months and up.īonus: When you're not using the wagon, it folds flat with a one-handed mechanism for easy storage. The two built-in cup holders help keep kids (or parents and caregivers) hydrated.Įxtra-wide wheels and a linked steering mechanism make it easy to pull, even on grass or sand (although there's no lock or brake), and a rear storage bar can hold two beach chairs. We appreciate other safety features, including seatbelts and a UV protective canopy to block out the sun. Made with the brand's recyclable DuraClean 2.0 fabric, the seats have extra padding and are easy to wipe down. We love how the collapsible cart transforms from hauling mode (with no seats) to two-rider seating to bench seating.

When reviewing products, we carefully considered designs, features, materials, product weight, age, height, weight recommendations, storage space, and value.Īcting as three wagons in one, this Radio Flyer is a sturdy, safe, affordable, (and unbelievably) versatile option. We’re also testing them in our editors’ homes to learn more about their durability, design, and value.Īdditionally, we reviewed guidance from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) on the importance of safety harnesses and overall child passenger safety. We also tested some of these wagons in the Verywell Testing Lab by assembling them, loading them up with sandbag “babies” and baby gear, walking them around and taking them through an obstacle course, evaluating features, and folding the wagons, when applicable. We thoroughly researched more than 30 options to select the best wagons for kids that are safe, fun, and useful for everyone in the family. You'll also want to consider its durability, ease of cleaning, and if it's easy to store when not in use. Wagons come in all shapes and sizes, so if you plan to let your kids ride in them, look for the age recommendation and if it has seats, buckles, or harnesses to keep them secure. The best wagons for kids are safe, sized for your specific needs, and have a generous weight capacity.

Kids’ wagons are great for trips to the park, beach, farmers market, outdoor sports games, and more since they carry a ton of gear and multiple kids. If you think a traditional stroller is a handy piece of gear, you’ll appreciate everything wagons have to offer.

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