Radio Flyer Atlas Stroll N Wagon, Folding Wagon for 1+ Years - Sage

I vouch for the chorus of views praising this thing. The only thing wrong with it is probably my own setup error but still an area for improvement in either part quality or assembly instructions. The small turning wheels started wobbling on the third use or so, seems fixable with an extra washer or spacer but hasn't kept me from using it.We've had four strollers of all sizes including double wide and mockingbird models with literally all the hells & whistles. This is easily my favorite, when I can use it, and I find I often want to go out more because it's such a joy to use. It comes folded and I was actually worried about how small it might be until I got it set up. Very well thought out and it has all the right features. Functions as a shaded bench for the kids at the playground, holds their drinks, ours, and their snacks AND still has room for the entire large diaper bag and then some.It's not super fancy or overpriced or anything and it still turns heads. Not good for turning in tight spaces but can handle a Starbucks run. Did great on a trailer camping trip and on a recent shopping trip at an outlet mall, for example. Might be dicey at a sandy beach but wouldn't surprise me if it did just fine.Get it, you won't return it.

Here is my honest, personal experience with this Stroller Wagon:I’d been looking for one for a while now. I couldn’t decide between this one and a few others. Then I saw a review, and the customer sounded very pleased and sure about this product so I decided to buy it instantly.Man… best decision I made.When it got here, it was a bit heavy. 40 lbs seems less than you’d imagine but it does have some weight to it— be sure to consider that. The assembly wasn’t too bad, but the instructions provided were confusing so I used the QR code to watch a video tutorial which made the whole assembling process so much easier. I was able to put it together in under 20 minutes (just because I tried using the instructions first). After it was assembled, my daughter jumped with joy. She loved it as much as I did.Taking it outside:I live on the first floor but I still need to go downstairs to leave my building. There’s a handle in the center which you can use to carry. I just can’t do that, but if you’re stronger than me, I’m sure you’ll have no problem carrying it like that. For me, using the big wheels and the stroller bar made it easy to wheel it down the stairs (like a shopping cart).Opening it is easy. Just unlock by pushing down on a lever with your foot- like in the video. I LOVE the stroller/wagon hybrid functionality with the stroller bar lowering to the perfect height setting of my 3 year old, as well as the option to extend the wagon handle when it’s my turn to pull. I put the canopy up, and my little one was riding with the wind in her hair without the risk of sunburn lol. The only thing with taking down the CANOPY is you need to WATCH YOUR FINGERS when you press the buttons that lower the sticks that hold up the canopy- they may nip the tips of your fingies and that’s no fun. Believe me- it pinched me a few times. The storage is amazing. I was able to pack all of my daughters necessities (diapers/wipes/extra change of clothes) as well as other items we got from the store (long bubble stick, pack of chalk, 2 packs of finger painting)- and when it got too hot, I was able to fold up both of our jackets&sweaters and put them in as well.Inside pockets are wonderful. As you can see, she kept all of her snacks there. The outside see-through space was great for her tablet and a cool activity we were doing that day.The wheels are great. They move in any direction. They’re sturdy which was so helpful when going upstairs in the train station- yes it said that, train station. Fully open, using the stroller handle. The wagon handle was great for hills and the stroller handle being able to recline was BEAUTIFUL because my toddler was able to use either one to help me push/pull when she didn’t want to sit anymore.The side being able to go down allowed my daughter to sit with her feet out as we strolled or just parked to enjoy some ice cream. 🍦 I received a lot of compliments and inquiries regarding my experience and I can say without hesitation:Highly recommend!! 👍🏼

We own a well known competitor wagon that is very nice, but also very heavy and very large even when folded. We were looking for a wagon that offered similar features as our current wagon but took up less space in the car and was easier to move around. This one delivered exactly what we were looking for! It’s lighter. It fits well in the back of our SUVs. It steers well. It handles different types of terrain. Offers sun protection. Is easy for our 4 year old to climb in and out of. It still has a premium feel to it but is a fraction of the price of our other wagon. We’ve been using this wagon a lot more recently and the other one is just taking up space in the garage. I definitely would recommend this to someone who is looking for a versatile and premium wagon that is also very portable.

I did HOURS of research before spending money on a wagon. We have three kids ages 5 and under and this fits all of them if the two older kids sit sideways. I LOVE that the sides zip down. I love that the canopy has protective mesh. I LOVE the storage. It’s easy to fold. It’s the lightest weight and most compact of stroller wagons. An important feature was the type of canopy - the overhead space was important to me to frown with my family unlike the typical veer or new bob wagon styles. The wagon stands up when folded. It’s easy to clean and maneuver. It was also easy to put together. One of our wheels wobbles but it could have been due to an error in assembly.We moved from the US east coast to Asia this summer and took the wagon on the plane with us. We gate checked it and it worked great. I used the common red colored gate check car seat bag to cover it in transit. It held multiple backpacks and my five year old was able to steer it since we had multiple luggage carts. Oh, and it has so many cup holders. So glad we purchased this. I will add that I could probably take it to most tourist spots in the US but will not travel with it in Japan since the transit areas are narrow. I also wouldn’t want to haul it on stairs frequently.