All Terrain Wheels Collapsible Wagon, 225pound Capacity Heavy Duty Utility Folding Wagon, Portable Garden Beach Cart with Side Bags and Drink Holders

I bought this so i can unload all the groceries from my car trunk right into it & then pull it into my house to my pantry & refrigerator all in one trip which completely avoids me having to lift & carry the heavy grocery bags in many trips back & forth.

This is a large, sturdy cart that is easy to pull and easy to fold up and stow in the trunk of your car. Best price, too.

My rating may seem a bit weird, but it's all because of the wheels. These are big wheels made of hollow hard plastic. They work great on soft surfaces like carpet, grass or the beach but for hard floors, sidewalks and such they are terrible. With no rubber tread they make a lot of noise and vibration, causing other parts of the cart to rattle also, making even more noise. If you're on a hard floor, everyone will hear you coming. I have a similar cart with rubber wheels and it makes no noise at all.The body of the cart is very strong made of square metal tubing, The cloth it's made of is also nice thick and strong with large zippered pockets on the long sides and two cup holders on the end. The handle you pull it with is also longer than average. Overall the cart is very well designed, except for the wheels. They could have easily solved the hard floor problem by putting a thin rubber tread around the center of each wheels, but they didn't.Thanks to the large wheels, when you fold the cart it will still stand up on it's own without falling over, which is nice for storage or if you want to just leave it standing up in a convenient corner. Not so nice is that the large wheels and heavier fabric makes it thicker when folded. Roughly a foot thick. So it will take up more space in your car trunk or closet when you aren't using it. I also have my doubts on how the hard plastic wheels will hold up if you regularly use this on a surface like a concrete sidewalk.The only assembly required is to snap on the wheels, no tools needed, they have button locks to hold them on, takes less than a minute. If you need to pack it into a smaller space, it's also easy to pop the wheels off any time you like.So basically, 5 stars for good construction, sturdiness and easy rolling on grass, carpet or beach.But if you are planning on using it on hard floors I would only give it 3 because the hard plastic wheels make a lot of noise and vibration, drawing everyone's attention to you.

I bought this for my grandson to ride in. It was perfect after adding a few blankets for comfort. Very sturdy.

-------------Update------------We've been using this wagon for the beach and it has worked out great, but recently one of tires fell off out of the hole it slides into. We can put the tire and bracket back into the hole, but if the wagon lifts up, it will start to slide out. I could drill a hole and put a screw in to keep the wheel bracket from falling out, but the problem is that it won't be able to pivot if I do that, so it will lock the wheel in whatever position I screw it in. Unfortunately, I need to downgrade my original rating of a 5 to a 1. If I can get this fixed I'll update the review again, but right now we are using it but it's not up to par. When we lift it to put it in the minivan, the wheel falls out, so it happens quite a bit.------------------------------------------------------------ORIGINAL REVIEW------------------Years ago we picked up one of these wagons at a big box store and while it "worked" for awhile, there were some problems that simply became annoying. This wagon seems to remedy many of those issues.1. The handle is always my biggest issue. In cheaper wagons the handle doesn't extend out far enough, so that if you have long legs you end up kicking the wagon if you are pulling it while walking a full stride. The Kuznap wagon has a longer handle that this is not an issue. Also, the latch for the handle seems like it'll last longer than most latch points which often give-way after a few years. Lastly, the extension button for the handle actually locks out, unlike most wagons I've used where the handle extension is a friction lever that does not actually prevent the handle from collapsing in on itself. It's normally not a problem, but on occasion it can get annoying.2. The wheels are the biggest I've seen, which really helps if you you have to pull the wagon through sand. The wheels are also hollow and seem sufficiently light to help make the wagon not so heavy. Also, the wheels are on all 4 corners, unlike some wagons that arrange the wheels so that the wagon folds smaller, but since the wheels aren't on all 4 corners, the wagon can become unstable when fully loaded or when turning. We would rather have a not-so-compact wagon in exchange for stability or greater overall usefulness.3. The insert that goes in the wagon is easy to remove and put back in, and it should look fine. In other wagons, if you take out the insert to wash it, you will never get it put back in and as secure as it was when it was new and it'll never "fit" right. This has driven me crazy with cheaper wagons we've owned. This insert is much easier to remove and reinstall, and instead of velcro attachments it has buckles, which makes it even easier to fit back in correctly and in less time. This insert also has side panels that go on the outside of the wagon. These do increase your carrying capacity if you have something that will fit in them, but they can also be zippered off if you don't want them. In order to fold the wagon up properly, the side flaps need to be flipped to the inside, which can be annoying but it's fine for us.4. I'm tall, and I appreciate that this wagon simply sits higher up that a normal wagon. Overall, it's simply a much more ergonomic wagon for tall people when it comes to loading/unloading it and pulling/folding it up. Yes, it does take up more room when it is folded, so that might be a concern for some people.5. You will need to read the instructions on how to fold this as it's not intuitive at first. You need to step on the front of the frame and that will initiate the collapse of the wagon.6. Wagon fits to young children whereas our old wagon would only fit one.We really like this wagon and it has become our new go-to wagon for the beach and for other outdoor activities. This wagon probably isn't a fit for everyone, but for our beach lifestyle and for going over rocky terrain, we really appreciate the higher ground clearance and fatter wheels. If for some reason this wagon breaks prematurely or has other issues, we'll be sure to update our review. We hope this helps!

I use this wagon for my gardening around my home saves carrying all my stuff around by hand. Easy to put together just great for the price

Folds up nice and easy to store. Works well on the beach

When I ordered this, I wasn't really sure what I'd use it for. I just thought it seemed like a good thing to have. Since getting it I've used it hauling stuff for yardwork, moving loads of packages, and I offered it to a friend who was moving. It has so many uses!Putting it together was really easy! It comes mostly together. You just have to put the wheels on it. They snap into place.The only issue you might have is that there isn't anything that tells you which wheel to put where. Two wheels are the same and then the other two are the same. Just look at how they fit. If you put a wheel in and it snaps into place but the wheel leg isn't completely inside the post, then it doesn't go there. I wasn't paying attention and the wheels fell off when I tried to use the wagon, lol. Then I switched them out and it worked fine. So, even if you don't get it right the first time, it doesn't take long to switch them and fix it.If you're going somewhere that require carrying stuff, you should just get this wagon. Beach = wagon. Young kids = wagon. Teacher switching classrooms = wagon. Pretty much anytime you need to move or carry more than an armload of stuff this wagon would be a lifesaver!