EVER ADVANCED Lightweight Foldable Travel Wagon Stroller for 2 Kids - Carry-on Airplane Size with Travel Bag - All-Terrain Wheels, 5-Point Harness - Portable Kids & Cargo Wagon for Zoo & Park

This had to have been designed by some1 who uses wagons because it shows in the design. Pros:As a family thats used a wagon with our son for a couple years, simple annoyances with our step2 wagon were sorted with this for eg, kids plastic wagons usually have handles that dont stay stationary, so once u let it go, it falls to the floor. This 1 has a handle that stays in place! No more bending over to pick it up everytime I let it go! Great brakes at each wheel (it was put to the test on some pretty steep slopes). We had alot of long days out with loads of walking. Our son (4yo 3ft6in) took naps in it during our adventuring (the travel bag folds inside a small pocket n he used this as a pillow). Lots of storage, and it folds up to fit into the overhead storage on an airplane, so if u r going to an airport with alot of walking, great to use then fold up and use as a carry on. We got no complaints about it being uncomfortable, so its atleast comfy enough for a young child (we did put a blanket in for the cold days so there was some extra padding though some days). Lots of outside storage pockets, including a wipes pocket and a zipped pocket to store the canopy. Easy to step up/put away...I have back issues n me being able to do this solo super quickly means it has to be easy...the most difficult is getting it into the bag. Waterproof...we had a big downpour, n no water leaked through the canopy! Washable! So after our trip, easy to clean up before storage. I did machine wash it on gentle n it seems to be fine, then laid it out to dry...but the instructions say to hand wash. The cons (were in no way deal breakers for us but just mentioning) One of the sides to remove the stick of the canopy was stiff, but managable No "seats"/door. Ours sons everyday use wagon has those features built in n I can tell he wanted them, but wasnt much as an issue amd I cud understand that adding im those features wud bump the weight of the item above most carry on allowances...so a give n take n Id rather have it as a carry on. I mentioned its waterproof, now this isnt exactly a con of this item, just something I might suggest if going to use this when is rainy/cold. While the canopy kept rain directly above out, its like an umbrella, so water came in through sides with wind. We r going to get a zipable plastic covering for a future trip in december weather. The handle has 2 lenghts, the shorter 1 was better for us, but when going uphill n need to pull harder it opens out n the longer handle makes some manouvering more difficult. For persons who would prefer the longer handle this would be a non issue, but at 5'6 I preferred the middle length adjustment. Overall a great value for money!

SO GLAD we purchased this for an international trip with small children. Roomy enough to fit two small, young elementary-aged children SEATED (for example, a small second-grader and a kindergartener might be the limit), or ONE small second-grader lying down (it’s trickier to fit TWO small children lying down- maybe if they were two smaller toddlers). Folds quickly, easily and small for all of the security checks and modes of transport (fits nicely in car trunks). We were able to fit it in the overhead cabin on our international flights (doubt it would ever fit under the seat). The kids loved it and constantly begged us to take it out and cart them around the airports with it. They loved the canopy for funsies. They loved taking turns pushing each other in it. It IS a bit of a workout pulling two elementary-aged children for long periods of time, but even an out-of-shape person can handle it. One of the kids slept for a GOOD amount of time at the gate, when we had been up for hours since the middle of the night, and then our flights were delayed for hours after that 🙄 We also used this a lot for waits in long lines (security, check-in), walks to food and toilets, and times when there weren’t enough chairs available for everyone to sit together. Appreciated the wheel brakes when we DIDN’T want the kids to push it around, and loved the side pockets for water bottles, Kindles, jackets, etc. Also appreciated the luggage strap on the outside of the bag, to prop it on top of a rolling suitcase, as it IS a bit heavy to carry on the shoulder- though it’s definitely doable. Passers-by in every airport were so bemused by seeing us carting our kids around in this, and we got lots of compliments. AMAZING purchase.

Qualifying this review from the beginning to say that we have only used it 2x so far. I LOVE this thing! We’ve been on the hunt for a double stroller for some international travel coming up & I’ve been really struggling to find something that is well made, sturdy, securely holds my kids, easily stores but hopefully won’t break while being put on the plane AND isn't too big and bulky. This is the perfect solution! The size of the wagon is perfect for two kids, plus all the storage pockets in the front and back allow a place for all their things. Two of my kids daily for and sat in it with plenty of legroom. The maneuverability is great - it turns well and easily. It’s also super quick to breakdown and fold up. The fact that it folds into a carry-on size is amazing - I have the peace of mind that my stroller won’t be thrown and broken when being loaded onto a plane since it will be in the carry-on bin above my head!

My 3 year old went on his 40th flight yesterday. We are always in the market for the right travel kid gadget. I have taken our BOB stroller on the plane but it’s huge and requires an SUV or Van with that and luggage. We have had 3 different travel strollers but my son is a giant and outgrew them quickly plus he has autism and requires some sensory calming time. It is comparable to the MAC wagon from Costco in size- the wheels are smaller and the sides go up higher than the MAC. Also it has brakes where the MAC wagon does not and that is a requirement for some theme parks My concerns are: -the fabric on the bag seems thin and the frame is metal so I don’t want the bag to tear with the rough airline (the fabric on the wagon seems fine) - the wheels are small so I want to make sure it travels easily on a variety of terrain - I would rather push like a stroller. I did buy a separate push bar and will try that I like that it's super sturdy, the shade cover is easy to put on, it folds small and has its own bag, the brakes are easy to use. It’s headed to Hawaii in a few weeks and then to Poland so we will give it a good test