WONDERFOLD W4 Elite Stroller Wagon (4 Seater) - Collapsible Wagon Stroller with Seats with 5-Point Harnesses, Adjustable Push Handle, and Removable UV Sun Canopy, Charcoal Gray

Definitely a need for 2-4 kids five and under. We can seat our two older kids and still have space of the baby and groceries! It is heavy but the quality speaks for itself.

We've had this orange Wonderfold for over a year now! The pictures are attached are after a whole year's worth of wear and tear. When we first purchased I probably would have given it 3/5 stars for weight and size. After a year: I would give this 6/5 stars. It's amazing. Let me start by saying, this thing is a beast and can take a serious beating. (It also seriously needs some love from the green machine but I can't be bothered) It has endured 2+ toddlers every day for over a year. We've taken it on trails, to events, shopping, and daily multiple-mile walks. It has served as a portable play yard and nap-wagon. It has been used in the heat, the cold, and at the pool. We have taken this thing everywhere! I don't go anywhere without our Wonderfold Wagon. We chose orange for safety. I wanted the kids visible for evening walks/events/etc and boy are they visible! Had intended to add some reflectors for extra visibility but just never got around to it. We chose the 4 seater because we have multiple cousins close in age and our nanny brings her toddler with her when she watches the kids. That's 3 kids under 3 every week for over a year straight. She's a petite woman and is easily able to maneuver this hulking thing. It's a double-wide-surprise, I'll give it that. But the amount of space so our kids can roll and roam around is top notch. It handles spills well, even a whole water bottle emptied out. It has many pockets (6 generously sized with 4 out of reach of little hands, and 2 side pockets conveniently located for sippy cups/bottles) and comes with a basket (or a step stool in my son's case, and it's perfect for all those wonderful little rocks, sticks and leaves that get picked up by the handfuls on walks) Milk spills and crushed up goldfish are nothing for this durable fabric. The pad at the bottom comes out for easy vacuuming. Very little fraying after so long. It turns easily with the sturdy bar handle and can be adjusted for a little person height if the mood to push Sissy around like a princess strikes while we're out. The bench seats are removable and come with 5 point harnesses (but the Olympic sport of strapping in an angry toddler has not been made easy by these straps and godspeed to you fellow parent-you're on your own there.) It comes with a canopy that has been both the best thing and the bane of my existence. My child thinks that the adjustable height canopy is the uneven bars and he's prepping for his state gymnastics tournament. Unless the weather calls for it, we stow it away. It is not water proof, which would be nice as we are outside all season kind of people, but it does well for shade. Speaking of hot weather, the netted side fabric is great for airflow, but not so great when those brisk cold winds start blowing. The size, however, allows for plenty of blanket storage or even to adjust the canopy for a makeshift changing area for both kids or to shield the littles from some of the cold. It has a little escape hatch for getting in and out, but for my own sanity we don't use it, and I'm not about to show my little tyrants where it is and how to open it. Take that how you will. We probably need new wheels, they've begun to get stringy and torn from rolling over so many rocks and wildlife. (Sorry thumper, you'll be missed). The only downside to this epic playpen on wheels, is that to fold it down you have to remove the benches and snap down the bar handle. It's cumbersome and takes up most of my entire trunk. This is a small grievance, as I said it's huge and handy to have, so if you have a crossover or SUV or Truck, this will fit in the trunk. We bought this at around $750 retail and viewed it as an investment. It has paid itself off ten-fold. If you're hesitating - don't. The weight limit is 200lbs, if you are under this - you could use it as a drinking wagon to cart your blitzed friends around during a pubcrawl when the kids outgrow it. Just saying. Not speaking from experience.

I got a wagon to use for my daycare and it has been great. It came packaged well and I was able to set it up, by myself, in a short amount of time. It looks nice and the quality is pretty good. There is a lot of built in storage/pockets as well as additional upgrades to add even more storage. I love the flap on the back that allows my bigger kids to get in by themselves without me having to lift them in. That flap is also great for loading stuff onto the floor of the wagon for transportation. The seats and leg room are pretty generous. I have a 4 year old, 3 year old and two 1.5 year olds riding together and they fit snugly, but comfortably. I love the five point harnesses for being able to strap babies in. The handlebar is adjustable to accommodate different heights. My husband and I who are 5'11" and 6'3" are able to walk comfortably without kicking the wheel lock. It cleans well even when we spill food/drinks. I have to take the wheels off to fit it in the back of my vehicle and that is pretty quick and straight forward. A few cons: Since it is generously sized it is definitely pretty bulky. It can feel like I'm a bit in the way if I take it somewhere busy like a busy zoo day or the busy farmers market. For the same reason it is more difficult to maneuver than a typical stroller. The shoulder strap height is not easy to change so you really need to pick a height and keep it that way for awhile. It is heavy to load and unload. I am 5'11" and have to give it a good heave to get it in the back of the car myself. It DOES NOT handle well in even a small amount of snow.

I can't praise this thing enough. Yes it's big, yes it's heavy when loading it in the car but it has literally changed my life. I have a two and a half year old and 1 year old twins so I've tried every 3 seat style stroller and nothing really worked. The wonderfold is easy to get kids in and out with multiple seating options. 9 times out of 10 I use It without the seats so they can roam around and it takes less time to set up. Fits in my Toyota Rav 4 as long as the trunk is empty and I angle it correctly when I put it in. Then, there's still tons of room for groceries/diaper bag/etc. My mother in law is 95 and pushes it with ease, turns great, pushes perfectly. Perfect amount of storage. Kids love it and it allows them some freedom to move which gives me more time to shop and run errands more peacefully. I'm not a big fan of the seatbelts as they take quite a bit of time to get strapped in and lined up properly to connect but again I typically use it without the seats so that's not a huge deal. If you're thinking about it, get it, you don't regret it! Well worth the money when comparing to other options.

Amazing wagon. Absolutely fantastic. Abit heavy but definitely handy. Northern Ireland here and pretty sure it's the only one here lol folds down and seats recline. Only bad thing is that the raincover is £80 and has to be bought separately. You'd think they'd include that I'm the price.

Okay this is perfect for carrying more than 3 child’s! But how heavy is it!!! Omg I couldn’t lift it by myself is so heavy!

So after doing a fair amount of research on buggy we decided to go for the wonderfold. We have 4 young ones and getting them out of the house was a nightmare at times especially due to 2 having additional needs so we thought this would be perfect. The durability is ideal, well made and relatively easy to assemble which is always ideal when you have excited toddlers running around BUT..... with that comes the weight. If you're looking for a lightweight buggy, this wouldn't be for you. It's a fair amount of weight to lift especially in and out of the car. Also, the wheels, although they do come off, make it a little awkward to store especially in the boot of a car, luckily we have a large vehicle which can house it laying on its side so we overcame this obstacle but something to keep in mind. The seats are a good size, fits our boys in there well and they're not exactly small lads. The only slight issue is that to collapse the buggy down, you have to remove the seats.... it doesn't take long but it's a little frustrating to say the least. Lastly, steering..... if the weight is not distributed evenly then you'll find the buggy wants to stear off in the direction which is heaviest. The steering wheels are on the front and although when the buggy is empty it steers like a dream, when it's fully loaded it can be quite difficult to steer, 4 turnable wheels would make this an ideal buggy but having just the 2 is the main reason I've only given 4 stars. All being said its perfect for what we needed it for. Good secure seats, 4 seats for our brood, well made and sturdy and the kids love it so all in all.... a good buy for us. Just a few tweaks and I would say it is perfect.

Its cute and all however before I got this, I feared my kids won't be able to nap in it and we have gone for a walk today and indeed they could not nap because it was so uncomfortable. Maybe make it possible for the seats to recline so kids can sleep. When we take them for a walk, its because we want them to nap most times so the aim is defeated here.

This product looked so promising.. it is a wagon you can push instead of pull, and it has seats unlike most of the other fabric push wagons, so baby doesn't have to sit on the floor where his dirty muddy boots will get him dirty. It's a super high quality product with great material and construction and great wheels. Also super easy to put together.. Now the bad part. First, it's heavy.. even when empty you feel the weight of it when you push it. No chance a small women could get this in or out of a car or van without strain. Second, it's very high.. baby wouldn't get into it at all because it thought it was too deep and the top edge too high. He is 2 and i guess because he couldn't see over the top edge he didn't want to get in. Third,.. it just feels like you are pushing a shopping cart not a wagon.. its a bit deep. So i had to return it.. this is the worst part.. they don't pay for shipping. I had to spend $250 on Fed Ex ground to ship it back.. that is money wasted! Very dissapointed with this return process.