🚸 Bare Kids Low Rider Wagon Review

Cheap hardware, missing hardware, useless instructions (easy to assemble). The body of the van was bent and dented in several places, and the paint had flaked off in several places. Was packaged well and looked decent when I received it, leading me to believe it was hit before it was packaged. The trailer is cool. But I would recommend buying your own gear.

Well let's just say it's good that I have access to a machine shop... At first I was very impressed with the quality of the materials used BUT then when you start to realize all the steel railings were bent and all very tweaked that I had to redo the whole piece to put it together... also a ton of chips in the color. Pretty disappointing, definitely not recommended unless you really have a lot of patience and some crafting skills.

I received this package in a different package to camouflage the original battered packaging. Looks like it's been opened and repasted multiple times. I opened the box and it's just a mess. Nothing is nicely packaged. The wooden side boards are all scratched. Just a quick look at the rest of the parts to see how cheaply made it is. Looks like the sweat points are about to rupture after being hit with a baby. Wouldn't recommend buying at all. I returned it and hopefully someone else doesn't buy…

This van is great on its own, but also a great platform to create a unique ride for your little ones. A little imagination and some mechanical know-how opens up endless possibilities to modify it to your liking. This little van is not that small. The front handlebar section effectively stretches it to 4 feet long and (with the wider air tires I installed) almost 2 feet wide. Some magnetic lights under the cabinet work as ground effect lighting, and an Oontz Bluetooth speaker creates a slight…