• Large capacity - sets up in seconds, no assembly required! Outside dimensions approx. : 35" X 20" X 23" Inside dimensions approx. : 32. 5” x 17. 5” x 10. 5”
  • Convenient compact storage - Wagon folds to Only 8" Thick! Folded size approx. 29. 5" X 20" X 8" And includes a convenient carry case. Weighs 24. 5 lbs.
  • Lighten the load! - The heavy duty frame allows loads up to 150 lbs. , and the durable 600D fabric can be easily cleaned. Uv and mildew resistant
  • Functional features include an adjustable handle for effortless transport and 2 mesh cup holders to keep your beverages secure
  • Easy transport - perfect for hauling gear to outdoor sporting events, concerts, trips to the Park and great for use around the house. Please note that it is not made to transport children.

Best purchase I've made in a while! Love the size and color and it literally took me 30 seconds to take it out of the shipping box, out of its case, and set up ready to roll. If you don't count taking it out of the packaging, set up time is maybe 5-6 seconds. It holds everything we need for the beach. I love the feature of the cup holders in the front, and the bottom/seat area is comfy enough for my daughter to sit in. The handle couldn't be easier to pull up and out, lock/unlock, and put down and away. It steers nicely as well. It's also very easy to close and put back in it's case unlike most tents, pack n plays, hammocks, etc... If you're in the market for a wagon, I literally couldn't recommend this one more. Will update review later for wear and tear/ease of continued usage. Update: after one month of use, no major complaints, still very satisfied. So easy to use, load and unload, and pull around. Only thing I would change: I wish it had some type of brake for the wheels.

First, some things you should know... There are a LOT of cheap knockoffs out there. It's apparent by reading some of the reviews that some third-party sellers (non-Amazon) have been selling fakes instead of the real thing. Real ones come fully assembled and packaged in a box that says "MACwagon". I have included pictures of the box. I purchased it at Dick's, so I know it's authentic. If you bought one on Amazon from a third-party seller and received one without the box or needing assembly, YOU GOT A FAKE. Anyway, here's my review... I was torn between the Macwagon and the Ozark Trail collapsible wagon from Wal-Mart. Ultimately I decided I preferred the handle on the Macwagon, and the flat shape made it easier to slide behind the seat on my extended-cab pickup. I bought the Macwagon to haul my fishing stuff down the trails, and to ferry groceries when I walk to the store. I fish a lot and sometimes the parking area is a long way from the spots I want to fish. I also have a frameless inflatable pontoon boat and needed something to carry it (deflated) along the path. The Macwagon holds all my gear and a small cooler. When I launch the boat, I either run it back to the truck or leave it chained to a tree or other heavy object with a bike lock. The Macwagon serves both purposes equally well. The wheels are big enough that going up over large rocks and curbs is not a problem, and the bars on the front and back make it easy to lift over taller obstacles. The tag warns not to use it on uneven ground, but I think that's more of a liability thing and because the large wheels make it rather tall. If you distribute the load properly, help it over obstacles by lifting it by the front or rear bar and take it easy going over gravel and rocks it will be fine. A few reviews mention it is difficult to steer, but apparently older models had a handle that could pivot left and right, causing the steering instability. Now the handle only pivots up and down, so the turning is totally controlled by the wheels. I've included an image of the handle attachment point. If you need to start a turn when the wagon is loaded and stopped in soft dirt, grab the bar at the front and pull to get it started. This will prevent too much torque on the attachment point. The front wheels are welded to the front crossbar, but the welds are VERY solid. They will not bend backwards like I've seen happen on cheaper folding wagons. I've also included a photo of the front wheel attachment. The only thing I really wish it had was some kind of brake or wheel lock. Bring a couple of doorstop wedges for chocks if you need it to stay in one place on an incline.

This is a wonderful wagon. My husband and I use it to haul groceries from our car, through the garage, into the elevator, down the hallway, and into the kitchen of our condo. It easily carts a week's worth of groceries eliminating heavy lifting and multiple trips to bring in the groceries. Everything comes up in one trip. The wagon has a wide wheel base that adds stability and strength. The wagon saves us time and energy. It is ironic that a playtime vehicle for children is a life enhancing vehicle for seniors.

Love this thing. It's durable, holds a lot, and is easy to roll. I live a few blocks from Times Square, NYC. There are about a billion people walking around at any given time. I took this thing and returned a 42" TV to Best Buy on 5th Ave. right through 43rd St. I almost ran over a few Elmos, the Cookie Monster, Batman, fake minions and Chewbacca, but they all got out of the way for me and my little blue Wagon with a TV in it. I even walked back through Times Square with my new TV from Best Buy, and the wagon endured all the potholes, bings, bangs, and run-ins with the variety of moving creatures in Times Square. It's a fantastic little Wagon with easy manoeuvrability. Rolls fast too...

I bought this wagon to use when I moved into an apartment and I needed something to bring in the groceries. It is solid, easy to fold up and pull down for use and I like the cover that comes with it for storage. The ONLY downside to this is the weight of it, but I didn't take a star off of my review because it just adds to how sturdy and durable it is. I am young enough so I can throw it in and and out of my trunk with no problem but I won't be able to buy one for my 63-year-old mother due to the weight of it. I would recommend this product to someone that is okay with a heavier wagon and can toss it around. I guess if I were storing it in a closet at ground level, wheeling it in and out would be fine but in a trunk where you have to lift it would be a problem. :)