WonderFold W4 Original poussette wagon 4 places

This wagon is everything I could have ever wanted and more! I understand that the price of this wagon might scare some people, trust me it is worth every penny. we bought this because my 3yo has outgrown the seats in our Contours Options Elite Tandem stroller and we needed something that she would be comfortable to ride in and actually use along with something that my 1yo would be safe in. We originally looked into buying the Keenz 7s, but after I watched a comparison video between the 7s and the W4 i knew immediately that this wagon was what I wanted. It is an investment, but it is one that you can use for years and years. I have been using this wagon almost everyday for a month now so here are a list of my pros and cons. Pros: - Seats 4 and has 5-point harnesses for each rider - Basically a Pack-n-Play on wheels - safe play and sleep space in the bottom of the wagon - mesh sides for airflow through the bottom of the wagon - the wagon floor weight limit is 300lbs - easy to push and steer - fits through doorways - it is SOLID, have had no problems jumping curves with it and even gone down small sets of stairs - pushes well over gravel, dirt, and grass, we "off road" with it regularly - Adjustable canopy - Padded handlebar for comfortable push - adjustable seating arrangements - 4 storage areas, 1 large pocket on the front of the wagon, 2 on either side and 1 good size basket on the back under the pushbar - easy 1 step brake - "Doggy Door" on the front of the wagon for easy loading - Easy Folding! - Stands and can be pushed WHILE folded for easy storage - Folds with seats still attached I could probably go on forever with how many things I love about this wagon. Cons - - the cargo basket on the rear of the wagon ripped after only 1 month ( currently waiting on response from company about this issue, will update when I get a response) - the weight of the wagon may be a con for some, though it does not bother me - "breakdown" time is very fast, maybe 5min max, again this is not an issue for me - Fold is not compact, but it isnt any larger than the fold of the Contours Options Elite This wagon really is amazing over all, I love it and I wish I had found it so much sooner, i would have skipped stroller completely if I had known these existed. If you are thinking about it, just buy it, you wont be disappointed. Also check out the facebook groups that are about this wagon, they have TONS of information about how people use these, accessories they love and more. Lire la suite

Absolutely love the wagon. Take all my kids everywhere. Perfect material great. Very sturdy. Easy to fold. Just a little to big for a small car. Other than that great choice I made.

Why didn't someone think of this sooner? We should have gotten this before we had the twins. There is enough storage in the removable pouch on the back for odds and ends. It is balanced well enough that you can clip the diaper bag to the handle without fear of tipping backwards. A sipper hatch on the front provides fun and playful ingress and egress for the more mobile children. The folding process is not difficult once the pivots have been broken in. You will have to un-clip the sides of the seat benches and remove the handle and basket to take full advantage of the folded dimensions and locking mechanism. Fitting it in the back of the minivan requires this if you don't have a seat folded down. The process is not difficult, but can be frustrating when speed is advantageous. But who are you kidding? You're going nowhere that quickly. You got four kids! There is room for improvement for the next-gen model. Adding a braking system other than the parking brake would be a handy upgrade too, particularly when fully loaded. We are impressed with the maneuverability considering the wagon's capacity. It has some length to it so you will have to cut your turns wide, but the width makes it manageable through tight spaces such as museums, doorways and elevators. Everywhere we go, people get the impression that we have it together (which is generous of them to say so). The Wonderfold Wagon impresses parents and grandparents of all kinds. It is certainly the most popular gear decision we've made. Take it from survivors of four under four (the oldest is almost five now), Ditch the stroller. This is the wagon you want. Lire la suite

Update: We did figure out how to close it without taking the seats off at all, its a little harder to push together but it will lock shut. Makes it a lot easier/faster to get out and get goin. Only had this for a week but from the few walks I've taken with my two kids (6 and 2), I love it. The kids love it, they always want to bring it now when we walk to school in the morning (both kids and bookbag on the seat next to the oldest, still doesnt feel cramped). Going to the zoo this weekend with it, cant wait. Kinda long list already but I'll try to update every so often as we use it more over time. My husband put it together and figured out how to fold it. Folding it takes some work but once you understand how, it still takes time but its pretty easy. We couldnt get it to fold completely without taking the seat clips off (we leave the buckle in the middle of the back of the seats on and put the seat at the bottom of the wagon on top of the mat, like in the picture). Im 5'4", 160 lbs and i can fold it easily by myself. Make sure the brake is on when youre trying to fold it, pushing it from the zipper side into the brake side makes getting the lock in place super easy. ~ Putting on and taking off the seat clips is kinda annoying but after doing it several times its not so bad, not great if youre in a hurry though. Pull the clip up with one hand, slip a finger under the clip above the wagon bar and pull with your finger, comes off pretty easy then. Honestly putting them on takes longer for me. ~ I havent used the canopy bec its been pretty windy and im worried about it ripping like some people mentioned, but hopefully i can use it during the summer when theres less wind at least. ~ I like the storage basket under the handle, though i wouldnt put anything too heavy in it. Im using it to hold a couple small blankets for my kids, a pair of big children's binoculars for the younger kid, extra tissues. ~ The pockets on the sides are nice though the magnetic part isnt the greatest so it doesnt lay flat all the time but that doesnt bother me, i didnt notice it until husband pointed it out. I havent used them for anything but theres something you could use them for ~ I do like the zipper in front, i dont know how much ill use it for the kids to get in and out but is nice for storing things under the seats. The storage pouch on the zipper side i just put a couple books in for the kids. ~ I like that the padding itself can come out easy, just snaps around the top (sometimes the snaps come undone, easy to put back together though so no biggie). But it does make it hard to clip things onto the sides of the wagon (bags, toys, whatever) because its too thick. I got around this by putting industrial velcro strips underneath the padding onto the bar, then putting a clip onto the velcro. Its strong enough to hold small bags, kid coats. ~ I bought the "Premium Car Organizer" from Antcases to put inside the wagon for the kids, using the velcros and clips it fits quite nicely. Cup holders, room for their drawing tablets, fidget pop square, couple toys. Clipped a pair of smaller binoculars onto it too for the older kid. Took some time to get it on the wagon the way i wanted it but I put a picture of how i did it if anyone else wants to do the same. When folding i just unhook the clips attached to the thin metal pieces, its not perfect but it works. ~ The handle is way too short, even for me. I kick the brake unless i actively try not to by speedwalking with shorter strides or pushing the handle pretty far away from me which eventually makes my arms ache. The extended handlebar is sold out right now even if i wanted to pay that much for it (which i dont), i did find a DIY way so we might do that eventually. Having built in cupholders would be nice tho, like most strollers nowadays. We got a small stroller bag with cupholder spots in it for us parents though, hopefully they work well enough. ~ I also really like that you can push or pull this wagon around while folded and locked, without any effort at all, even my kids can do it. Our red flyer wagon wouldnt move unless it was flat which if theres no kid or stuff in it, its just in the way. ~ Pulling this up stairs is not fun, still doable though. Make sure its locked together and the brake is off, get some arm workouts done lol ~ Easy to push with two kids (85 lbs combined), a little rough going over a like 3 inch wall of uneven sidewalk but shouldnt be many of those around. ~ I do wish there was a little more leg room but with only 2 kids, i either have both in one seat or have one on the left side/one on the right. They seem to do just fine. ~ Also wish there was a way to keep the bottom from getting dirty so quick, which is to be expected but still. I'll probably bring something to put the boys' shoes in when they arent going to be getting in and out (plus it'd probably be more comfortable without shoes on anyways) ~ Altogether theres plenty of room to hold enough t

* update 4 years later- still love this wagon and we use it for parades every year, our kids are 11,6, and 5, and we usually haul a large cooler and some folding chairs plus let the two little ones sit in there while pushing it. Definitely a great purchase, not sure when we’ll get rid of it! *original- I love this wagon, and so does everyone who sees it. We took 3 toddlers on the ferry, to the aquarium, and walked a total of 8 miles right after getting it. It is smaller width wise than our double stroller was, and it is such a better option for us to use instead of having to use a carrier for one of the kids. This fits through doorways with ease -which is a huge selling point for us because we got it to replace our double strollers. After using it for a whole day outing, I will be buying the parent console for a little additional storage, and the tray for the kids so they aren’t spilling snacks all over the place. This does have a good amount of storage, and it’s so accessible compared to what we are used to with the under the stroller storage on our double stroller. The only thing that bugged me was the length of the handlebar. I am 4’10 and my back was hurting a little at the end of our very long day-but this was not a normal outing with how long we stayed out and the amount of hills we went up and down. And the other part I was not happy about-but it’s understandable-it does not do inclines well at all, I had to go backwards in multiple spots so it didn’t fall over sideways. That was a little scary the first time it started to tilt. We did fit 3 napping toddlers on the bottom, but it was very tight. They napped for over an hour like this though, and that was awesome. This is definitely worth it for multiple kids. I would recommend this over a double if you have 2+ kids and do a lot of outdoor stuff or adventures Lire la suite