Impact Canopy Folding Utility Wagon, Collapsible, All Terrain Beach Wagon, Momentum, Black

...but I LOVE THIS CART.I am new to the vendor/Makers Market circuit and what I sell is not light weight. Dozens of trips back and forth to my car to set up my candle booth was becoming a drag and taking a toll on my lower back. This cart folds up nicely, unfolds nicely and carries up to 66 of my candles! I have saved so much time and hassle since buying this cart. I wish I had done it sooner.

This cart is amazing! I love it and I will give you the details in a second. The reason that I'm only giving it four stars is because it was kind of expensive, and the canvas material is cheap.Right out of the box, I liked it. It i not very heavy, but it seems really sturdy. The wheels were nice quality, clicked into the frame easily, and it was literally assembled in five seconds. Simply pull the handle up from the frame and it is ready to use. To close it, you tilt the lip towards the floor and push the handle back towards the frame. There are no levers or buttons or locks, so it opens and closes super fast. The wheels are great and make the cart move in any direction with ease. I would say it turns better than most grocery store carts. The handle is a nice height and is comfortable to pull or push. All-in-all; a great product.However....the canvas wraps around the frame with velcro, which does not seem very secure. I sent the first cart I got back because both rear corners were separating at the seams. The handlebar cushion was also coming apart. There were multiple seams that had unfinished threads everywhere. Right out of the box, on the bottom, there were tiny pinholes where the canvas was falling apart just from being pressed up against the metal bottom during shipping. I sent my first cart back and the replacement was not much better. If one rear corner was secured tightly, the other would not reach. I messed with moving the canvas around the frame to give it a little wiggle room for a long time but nothing worked. The seams are also a little extended, but not ripping apart as badly as the first. The pin holes on the bottom are visible on the new one as well. I still think this is a great product, I am just disappointed that it was so expensive and the canvas will probably fall apart within the year.I bought this because I am taking a trip with my two small children (one and three) and we are going through several airports. We don't have a stroller and to be honest, I never use one, so buying one just for this trip didn't seem practical. I know that I will use this cart for other things in the future (camping, tailgating, hauling sports equipment or doing yard stuff). The bucket is big. I intend to put both kids and a couple bags in it and push it through the airport (it is large, but it is not as obnoxious as a double-wide stroller!). I love how quickly and easily it opens and collapses. I like how easily it pushes and maneuvers. I think this is going to be perfect and I'll update after we return.

ok so this thing is HUGE. I love using it for loading my car for trips and moving boxes to the truck when moving in and out of my campus apartment every term. The only weird part is the wheels you use for steering are in the back by the handle bar instead of in front where you would expect them to be. you HAVE to pull this cart. If you push it and hit a bump, the front wheels collapse under (a great feature for quick close and put away but a bit annoying if the cart is full). Its been very useful.

Much bigger and heavier than expected even though I liked the design. I've been searching for a wagon - not a pet stroller to take my ailing dog, a King Charles Cavalier for our daily walks. In the end I returned it because it was just too big and bulky.I give this wagon 3 stars not because of the size or weight, but because of the noticeable tiny tears on the canvas and the way it was packaged for delivery. The box arrived damaged with rips/dings. The wheels were packaged so tightly against the wagon frame that I had difficulty removing it from the box. Also, the instruction leaflet was badly ripped.

Worthless wish I would have kept the box so I could return it. Fabric velcros around the metal framework and constantly comes undone, came with a slice in the bottom part of fabric so it's already ripping. The folding method of easy....but ended up folding in on itself everytime I hit a bump

The size of this cart is awesome! The down fall is that the way the cart collapses by pushing it forward is not the best design, if you go over a bump of any kind it would often just collapse even though there was stuff in it. Also the wheels are too small for the cart and was often difficult to turn even when going down the pathways at the park. Super dissapointed because the size and height was perfect.

Soccer dad here. I needed a solid design that was easy to transport, easy to use and could haul all of our soccer stuff. This one fits the bill. My 12x12 tent, 5x7 bench tent, 6 seat bench and 3 folding chairs all fit. I can push or pull the very full cart up and down hills, over poor terrain et al. It gets the job done. It was easy to assemble, easy to use.I have read the other reviews and I do agree that the canvas could be better. That said its more than fine for my needs.

I am a disabled woman who's 60 years old I can set this up by myself and I have to hang on to something when I walk so I walk to the grocery store with it or to Walmart and push it and I do quite well with it and it's a way for me to use a shopping cart as well as taking the stuff home in it I'm buying a second one for my son and two more for friends and the wheels or even good it's well-constructed and strong

The wagon is really big! My dog is only 20lbs, so he’s got a lot of room.- cart is quite hard to steer. The wheels are hard to control- it smells terrible. I have the cart and the box it came in off-gassing outside- there is a cut ~1” long in the fabric on the bottom. I’ve lined it with an old foam exercise mat, so it’s not an issue right now- the fabric liner is too small for the frame so doesn’t stay hooked on well- it’s really difficult to get it to keep from collapsing. I think that I finally figured out that if you pull up hard on the back bar while holding it down with your foot it locks in place better.