Review on Folding Wagon Canopy by Radio Flyer by Aaron Shaw

Perfect Zoo Wagon We ordered this in the hope that our 2 year old daughter and her 3 year old friend would be safe, comfortable and happy. It didn't disappoint. It was delivered an hour before we left for our day at the zoo and we had it set up and ready to go in 5 minutes. It was easier to load than our stroller and easier to unfold. The kids just loved being driven around in their little chariot and waved at everyone we passed all day like they were on a parade. During this visit and the next couple of visits they kept wanting to be in the van again! No longer suitable to get out like in a stroller which is so life saving as I am a disabled mother and have been suffering from sciatica so much lately. It started to rain on one of the rides, but we just took the cover off and drove on with no problems. I absolutely love this car and am so glad we decided to buy it. I look forward to the many great family explorations that this car will now make possible. I just wish there were more storage options for items to take with me. And I also wish there was a storage lid or at least straps to ensure it stays folded when not in use. Maybe more accessories will be available over time *fingers crossed*. I would wholeheartedly recommend this van to anyone looking for a fun, comfortable and easy way to see the world with their little ones. I see a lot of reviews here saying the wheels are coming off and I think they didn't use a rubber mallet to get them set right or they might have gotten bad blocks which is not normal at all and I would personally recommend the product return for it. The nature of the defect, and I don't understand why others choose to continue using the cart with removable wheels, seems very counterintuitive and dangerous. And for the reviewers who say it tips over easily, they're going to have to go in circles as fast as they can to make that happen. We've taken this to our very twisty, hilly zoo multiple times and not once lifted a wheel off the ground. , whether traveling with a child or two. I recommend that if a child rides alone they stand in front of the handlebars instead of against them for added stability, but even that seems unnecessary to be honest. As for seat belt confusion, the EZ Fold 3-in-1 with hood has 2 seat belts. Reading the Revain reviews I cannot stress enough that you should beware of people being confused by what they are seeing. In the case of this station wagon it shares a side with 2 other EZ Fold options which are all different for only 3 different cars and so there are reviews on 3 different cars.