Step2 Neighborhood Wagon, Kids Ride On Toy, Stroller Substitute, Includes Seat Belts, Made of Durable Plastic, Max Weight 75 lbs., For Toddlers 1.5-5 Years Old, Red

I must say. It was a bit of a challenge to set up as the instructions to me aren't clear. But after watching a video on YouTube I found it to be easier. WARNING The handle is very hard to attach so I figured out a way to get it in. Stand the wagon in a vertical position when attaching screw for handle and use a hammer to knock it in.I used the wagon to take my 2 and 4 years old to the park, I have even transported 2 cases of 16oz water (40 in each case) from my parked car to my back uard.Wagon held up well.I love it.overall a good buy.woth the cost. Oh and very very easy to move forward, backward...yes,easy rotation 👌Will decorate with stickers.Light weightHard plastic looks goodLarge for two kidsThey seemed comfortable

Hard to put together but that’s ok my son loves it. He’s 14 months out I hope to get years of use out of it. Definitely worth the money.

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My nephew loved it. For his daughter. The seat belts for two children.

My first kids wagon was purchased Christmas 1994. I loved the design but of course times change. The new ones seem as sturdy as those. I did have to have my daughter put it together, as the picture instructions confused me. My great grand kids love the wagons. I hope they last 15 years like the last ones did.

This is my third Step 2 product and all of them so far have been well-designed and fun for our daughter. This is no exception. I was pleasantly surprised how deep and long the wagon was. Now my daughter is just 22 months and on the small side. But her and a 3 year old friend both get in and have plenty of room. I also like that there are safety waist straps on both sides.Assembly is pretty straight forward but we did run into a couple of problems. Throughout the assembly you are asked to use a hammer to get end pieces on. While doing this the metal flattened out and expanded on the rear axle making it impossible to put on. We considered calling Step 2 and I am sure they would have been great. But instead we bought a $7 metal file from Wal-Mart and filed the end down. It then worked ok. BUT be sure to use the provided brace on the opposite end so the axel is pushed up as far as possible when putting on the second rear wheel.Once assembled very pleased with the operation. It is easy to both push and pull and the wheels are very smooth. One design flaw though. The side for drinks is very roomy. All of our sippy cups fit with ease. The other side is supposed to be for chip bags or books. It is much too shallow. Bizarre oversight. It is basically useless.In the end we decided on this over the cozy coupe for added verticality and we are not disappointed. You might not have any assembly problems and the assembly is not hard. We found a workaround fairly easily for our problem. Aside from the way too shallow 'chip holder' all other aspects of the wagon are well-designed. I also like the color, a true fire engine red. I don't think you would go wrong with any of the other Step 2 wagons either. Recommended.

Our Grandson likes it that's very important and his Dad said he will enjoy it to a long time. Going to events so the little one doesn't have to walk all the time.

This wagon is precious…. My 1 year old grandson loves it!!!!!!