this wagon is pricey but it is great- so glad I didn't get a hard plastic wagon- this rolls so effortlessly- folds up and can fit in the back of the minivan- is pretty big and doesn't fit through many doorways, but I don't take it very many places where I would need to do that- I bought this because I have a 6 y/o and a now 8 mo old who can finally sit up alone- but before when he couldn't I would put him in his space saver high chair and strap him in so they could both ride together- was a little tight but it worked out!!

We took our son (10 months old at the time) to the local renaissance festival and this wagon was AMAZING to keep him in (we added padding and some decorations...). We saw many other families struggling to get their plastic-wheeled-wagons around the park's terrain (mud, mulch, grass, generally bumpy). We cruised everywhere around the festival with no issues! We love it!

This is hands-down the best wagon out there - for hauling kids or stuff. The wheels are super rugged and it comes with padded seat inserts inside for two kiddos. And it looks super cool. I cannot tell you how many people comment on how this is the coolest wagon they have ever seen. We love this thing and our toddler loves riding around in it!! The canopy can come off if you prefer not to use it. All of the materials are really high quality. Thick canvas-like material on the sides, sturdy wheels, and it even has wheel brakes that come in handy.

Super easy to put together. Rolls awesome and has a cool brake feature. Kids love it. I would recommend.

I had to place my order with POKKAADOTS instead of Amazon because Amazon wouldn't ship it to my address. They have great customer service and made sure we received our wagon in good condition.

The Hauck Wagon is on the pricey side, but really, you're not paying much more than you would if you bought one of the decked out Radio Flyer wagons. The Hauck Wagon has rubber wheels which is a big plus. It's doesn't make very much noise when pulling it through the neighborhood as one with plastic wheels would be. I've also found that these wheels do well in soft soil after a rain. The wheels are on the wider side with good traction so I don't have any problems getting stuck. It seems very stable given the fact that the wheels sit further out than most wagons. I'm not worried about it tipping over if my son leans a bit outside the wagon. There is a decent amount of padding for starting, so he sits very comfortably in the wagon and enjoys riding around in it. There are no straps or buckles for those looking to strap their kids in. It folds up easily for transporting it, but I mostly leave it in wagon mode. It is a bit bigger than I had expected but I'm happy with my purchase.