🚂 Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon Review

This is good after everything was assembled but it took longer than I thought the van would last. There were SCREWS IN THE PICTURE - just endless screws and brackets. If we talk about brackets, panels are inserted into them to create 6 walls that seem to scratch the racks of the panels (not all, but some) every time. But when all is said and done it can hold weight and is so easy to pull on with two kids. The cheap wood used makes me doubt my kids will lean on the panels, but time and time…

Amazing Old Dog Walker We've seen reviews showing this stroller being used for walking less agile dogs and thought it was a brilliant idea. Our 15 year old dog cannot walk the link we love to take our 5 year old dog and when he leaves the house alone he barks like an idiot out of resentment. So with this wagon we can tow her some distance, let her out to sniff and go about our business at the lake where she has walked with us for many years and when she gets tired, jump back on the trail. She's

At over $140 for this so-called "used" product, I found the quality and workmanship to be lacking in every respect. The wood used is very cheap and brittle, the bottom support is nothing more than a piece of 3/8" thick plywood with a couple of support pads nailed in for more support. The wheels are also poor quality, cheap plastic wheels hold the rubber hardly. Axles are cheap too, this station wagon should be rated at 200 pounds. I can see the axles flexing under that weight! How about the…

Easy to assemble although the materials are mostly cheap plywood. A few tweaks I made: I didn't like the feel of the plywood and it's not waterproof and can't keep things from shifting, especially at the beach where I like to tidy it up after my weekly trips. There is no water outlet in the pan, which means that as the wood swells, puddles of water will collect in it and inevitably damage the wood, so here's what I did: I bought a 32-ounce can with a clear flexible seal and just filled it up…

I wish I could give this van a 5 star rating but I just can't. Owned for about 8 months. Within the first two months of use, the screws holding the front and back together loosened and came loose completely. Both times in the middle of a walk, leaving us to carry our son home in our arms, uncertainly towing a collapsing wagon behind us. Then recently the bolt holding the handle to the front wheels loosened and broke off. We only use our car on sidewalks with good paving. I find it crazy that…

They mention it's all-terrain and try to make it look tough, but it's not at all what I expected. If you want something sturdy and light to carry, look elsewhere. Maneuverability is rather limited. The turning radius is huge and I would have to lift my front wheels off the ground to get through tight corners. Not always that easy, depending on the load. During assembly I had to hit the sides with a hammer as the brackets were too tight. The rest came together as expected. The wood itself…