Designed to handle different terrains with ease, this Keenz stroller wagon steers and turns like a dream and has ample storage. We love that the sturdy, all-terrain wheels and spring suspension provide a smooth ride for up to two passengers, who are secured in their cushioned seats by five-point harnesses. It maneuvers impressively over grass, carpet, tile, and concrete, though the wheels do dig down in the sand. That being said, there are some things to consider when it comes to wagons. If your child is not able to pull the wagon themselves, then they may not be able to use it. Wagon handles are not always adjustable, so make sure your child can reach the handles before you buy one. A Radio Flyer wagon is a classic toy that has been enjoyed by children for generations. These wagons are versatile and can be used for a variety of purposes. One of the most common questions people ask about Radio Flyer wagons is how much weight they can hold. This wagon is made of DuraClean fabric, which is easy to clean. This material is replaceable, so you can replace it if it breaks or rips. Further, it features a rear storage pouch for small items and valuables. Two cup holders are also integrated in front for storing your refreshments. If you plan on using the wagon for years to come, a higher weight capacity will be helpful. Even if you don't use it for your kiddos, it will still come in handy to haul groceries or other gear (say, folding chairs, umbrellas, and a cooler on the sidelines of a sporting event).

Certain Radio Flyer wagons are foldable, making them easier to transport and store. Some models feature a canopy, some come with cup holders and storage sections; most models are folding. PLYCON MOVING SERVICES is a transport company that will wrap, secure & ship your large or delicate items 708-339-8805. Radio Flyer’s All-Terrain 3-in-1 EZ Fold Wagon is a full sized wagon for kids that folds compactly and offers 3 different modes: 2 kids riding, flatbed hauling, and bench seating. Wagons specifically intended to transport children (as opposed to wagons meant to transport a variety of items, sometimes including children) should have seatbelts to prevent kids from falling out as they shift in their seats or as the terrain gets bumpy. Since wagons are inherently made for pulling, this safety feature is important as you will primarily be facing away from your child as you tow them.The Tesla Model S for Kids is a customizable ride-on and is powered by lithium Ion battery – charges much faster and delivers longer run time. Some wagons are designed for young children who are just learning to walk. These wagons are usually small and lightweight, with a low center of gravity, to make them easier for kids to push and control. They may also have a parent handle, so adults can help steer the wagon. While a stroller is useful, there comes a time when the kids are just too big for it, and it hardly gets used by the kids when you all are outdoors. However, there are times when the kids need a little break, when they are tired (at the zoo, park). A wagon can be a better option in such cases. These wagons come with high quality rubber tires that offer excellent durability and are designed to last for years (without requiring replacement). Rubber tires generally offer a smoother ride and better traction, and are better suited for various surfaces, including grass, gravel, and pavement.

If you think a traditional stroller is a handy piece of gear, you’ll appreciate everything wagons have to offer. 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. The best wagons for kids are safe, sized for your specific needs, and have a generous weight capacity.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. 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’re also testing them in our editors’ homes to learn more about their durability, design, and value.