I’ve been a member of the 3 under 3 club two separate times now. I’ve been through many many strollers. I’ve had a dedicated high end 3 seater stroller, a very inexpensive 2 seater bike stroller, down to an array of single strollers. I’ve never had a wagon and I’ve been really wondering if I’d like it more now that I’ve tried so many stroller options. What I was looking for was ease of mobility, storage, and comfort for my kiddos. I was undecided on a 2 seater or 4 seater wagon, but ultimately went for the 2 seater. It was fairly easy to put together with the tools provided but I wound up using the power drill for the 4 screws needed for the handle bar. I had it all put together in less than 15 minutes. The rest of the pieces all push and snap into place. The assembly directions are easy to follow too. I’m greatly impressed with the quality of the materials used, the beautiful color of the gray chambray and the quality construction of the frame. It’s a breeze to push, turn, and steer. Movement is so fluid and smooth. My twinnies loved testing it out and going in and out through the trap door. I really like the 5pt harness is covered up by a fabric cover so they can’t unbuckle themselves. The seats just snap on the sides of the frame and there is a clip buckle in the back. If the seats are removed there’s enough space for one child to lay. The actual frame is 34” X 18” and my toddlers are 32” and 35” long. Overall I’m very happy with this wagon stroller. I love the added storage basket that zips open and closed and I love the extra storage pockets that go over the sides of the frame. The canopy is nice and high so it doesn’t bump anyone and you can move it to keep the sun out.This wagon stroller competes with other top brands but some things to be aware of is that it is heavy! I fell and broke my tailbone in my 20s and my SI joint can really become sore and lifting this thing is almost hard for me. It’s cumbersome to fold because it’s so long. You lift the trigger and then swing up to compact the wagon but I had to be on the long side with my foot bracing the rear and collapsing by squeezing the ends together. Luckily I don’t have to put this in a vehicle because I honestly would have a hard time lifting it. The canopy cover could be wider so I could double up on two and it would be enough to cover both sides but not a huge deal breaker. Also there is not a lot of leg space between my 2 kids. Maybe a few inches between their knees. I would prefer a bit more wiggle room. They have to sit with their legs on top of each other. It stands folded and has a plastic latch lock to keep it in place but you have to remove the seats first. I wish the wheels were a bit more rugged to handle the elements outdoors. It will do fine on smooth pavement but on an uneven surface I am not sure how long the wheels will last. It handled fine on our long gravel and dirt driveway but the wheels definitely got beat up and no longer had that pretty smooth new looking wheel. The wheels in the front and back are 2 different sizes. I would prefer maybe a double wheel to beef it up or a better all terrain wheel. However for the price point I think everything is of fair value. I’m excited to use it while out and about with my babies. My older child is a bit jealous and wanted to check it out. He can sit in between my kiddos if they move their legs up.

Let me preface this by saying, I've only had 2 kids. I've tried single stroller with carriers, and hated it. I've tried front and back sitting stroller, and couldn't move the thing around well. I tried a smaller version of a name brand wagon, and was finally starting to feel good about my stroller/wagon adventures. Now my kids aren't small, they aren't light. Both in the 89th percentile for height and weight in their respective age groups. Additionally, as all toddlers, they're unweildly. That said, the added benefit of this wagon over my other: 5 point harness. A lap belt DOES NOT restrain these chaotic children enough. When I'm pushing at the zoo at max speed to get back to the car I don't want them falling out from a tantrum of standing while moving. Secondly, the canopy is great. My old wagon had a lift one and my children constantly pulled it off and threw it. This wagon is a bit larger, but overall capacity not great for older toddlers. Definitely buy this for two kids within their listed age range of 0-36 months. Buy it earlier rather than waiting until you need the wagon so you get a good amount of use for it. I don't know if my kids will last much longer in this since they're on the older side of recommendation.Now, this thing is freaking heavy. The box even comes as a team lift. I'm not weak, but when you've got 2 kids, you don't need something that weighs more than a toddler to load in the back. It's not too bad to assemble, one of those things people with strollers gets used to. All around a good wagon stroller. But if you don't use it often, probably not the one for you. You have to use this ALOT to get a good value.

One of the many things I like about this stroller wagon is that it rolls extremely smooth. The price was a bit higher than I expected but it is very good quality and seems very safe (which for this product is very important). The five point harness is also a very good safety feature. Overall I am very pleased with this wagon stroller and I would recommend it to others.

This is a great stroller! Not perfect for every application though since it's fairly heavy and would be cumbersome trying to lift upstairs. For a family out on the town at a farmer's market, walking down the boardwalk, or even down the street during Halloween when they tucker out. It's a quality wagon, but not easily maneuverable on more rugged terrain.