Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon

Just received this wagon and so far it is fantastic. Our two and a half year old loves it. It didn't take too long to put together (under an hour). I love how it is made of wood and metal. The high sides make for a comfortable ride. It probably isn't as smooth as the model with the air tires but I chose this one because I won't have to deal with any flat tires. It did smell coming out of the box but it isn't too bad and is slowly going away. I also like how the sides come off and it for really into the trunk of our Mazda 3 sedan.

This wagon is AMAZING. Not only is it easy to put it together, and sturdy as heck, but it's got plenty of space for a kid, their drink, their snacks, their toys, their coat, their blanket, and their sibling, and all THEIR stuff. It can be a bit clunky around some tight corners, but it can go offroad easily, making it useful for some around-the-home stuff like gardening or moving groceries or heavy things. When I got mine, it was missing two of the little screws and one metal bracket in one of the packages of parts (it broke open in transit). I contacted Radio Flyer, sent them my order information, and they sent me the parts in the mail that day! I had the wagon together without any delays. It was great. Definitely recommend.

Really poor quality for an outdoor toy. Better suited to indoors. Elements quickly decayed the low quality MDF base. Sunshine peeled the paint. Wheels are suited to concrete paths only. Really uncomfortable for children to sit in. It'll do the job if you have a large covered or indoor space on concrete and can pack this away indoors, such as in a garage, at night. It won't last long for regular outdoor use.

This is a very sturdy wagon. It was very easy to assemble, I could have done it myself, WITHOUT instructions!

We have had this wagon for 11 years. Yes, 11 years. We have two children, and recently I used it with my 1 year old nephew. It is a fantastic wagon. We use it frequently enough that it's worth storing. It was great with the kids when they were little. We just put a blanket it to pad it and protect them from a mildy bumpy terrain. It's been to the parks and soccer fields with children and coolers. It probably would be bumpy using it on a gravel road regularly. It fit easily in the back of our mini-van fully assembled with the handle on top or underneath. This was actually the second wagon that I bought. The first one went back after going down the first curb. It was a reputable name-brand NOT Radio Flyer Wagon. It was cute, colorful, plastic with plastic swivel type wheels. We about dumped our daughter out of it going down the first curb. This radio flyer solved that problem and we have NEVER tipped this one going on a walk. I am short and my husband is tall. It was easy for us both to use. The reason that we have kept this wagon to this day is because having it is so convenient when hauling stuff around our yard. The best example of the durability of this product is when we built our patio. I placed a rug over the base, removed the sides and hauled approximately 120# concrete patio block at a time in it rolling it along our sidewalk. We moved 15,000 pounds with it. No kidding. I wish I had taken a picture for Radio Flyer. The wagon is still in excellent shape even after the patio. The paint has held up and just starting to show some tiny rust spots on the metal wheel centers. I am buying this wagon for my nephew for Christmas this year.