Customer Reviews for VEVOR Collapsible Folding Wagon, 2 cu.ft Beach Wagon Cart with All-Terrain 5in Wheels, Heavy Duty Folding Wagon Cart 220 lbs Weight Capacity with Drink Holders, Sports Wagon for Camping, Shopping, Gar

I have a wagon that I bought summer 2021, and I have just about worn it out, I think. This one is far superior. It's deeper than my previous wagon, and the wheels are chunky. Plus, it can hold a lot, weight-wise. It doesn't steer as well as I'd like, but that is a minor complaint. I like that this came with its own case for when it is put away. Love the cup holders and pockets too.

This wagon is just what I needed! It folds up small to fit in my car and then sets up easily when I need to use it. It is very helpful when having to tote various supplies from my car to different locations and back. The wheels are sturdy, as is the bottom of the wagon, so it can hold a lot! It steers well and can be both pushed and pulled as needed. I'm so glad I got this!

We needed a roomy collapsible wagon to transport products to craft shows. This fits the bill. Great size and maneuverability, a little heavy fully loaded tho. Happy with quality and glad we purchased this item .

I got the largest size of this cart and I’m glad I did. I’ve been using an old cart for many years which served us well but the handle won’t stay up and the wheels are small and hard to pull over sand. I finally decided to replace it. Immediately we could see just how much better this wagon is. While it’s larger than our old one, it folds up smaller and takes less space. There’s a Velcro strap around it which helps pull it tight to put the cover on it. When open, there’s a solid bottom pad to insert which folds up and goes in a pocket on the cover. They thought of everything. The wheels are much larger than our old wagon, and a lot wider which is needed to pull it through grass and sand. It even comes with a netting to put over it to keep things from falling out as well as bungee cords. All in all this is a workhorse and will put it to good use.

This was easy to pop up: I did it before finding the instructions. Easier than I expected. Then breakdown is simply the same, but in reverse. This cart is more heavy-duty than I expected from a collapsible cart. I used it on a rough gravel drive, on grass, and on a rough field path. I was hauling a small load, maybe 25-30lbs. Everything went great, including uphill. Really saved my knees and arms from carrying the load all that way. It is fairly heavy to lift into the trunk (strong lady perspective). >Favorite features: Easy to pop up and down Easy & tidy to store Solid wheels: no flat tires Runs well on rough ground WAY easier than carrying stuff >Things to know: Don't leave out in weather Clean w/ damp cloth, no chemicals Dry before packing up

This wagon is well made and heavy duty. The frame feels very sturdy, it has a large capacity, and it rolls easily. It has extra pockets in the front, and comes with cords and a net to keep any larger items from falling out. The only thing I didn't realize at first was how to open it, which was easier than I thought. I tried expanding the cart myself but it wouldn't budge. You just need to use the handle in the middle and either push it down to expand it or pull it up to collapse it which it does smoothly. Folding it down makes it really easy to store or portable enough to take anywhere. It's still a bit large when folded but that's to be expected.

Pretty decent. Also pretty heavy on its own. In some ways it feels sturdy, in other ways it feels cheap, so not really sure if the 330lbs is legit or not. Also not really sure I could exceed (or even hit) 330lbs to be honest though. Its not gigantic, so without putting people in it or like bags of sand or large jugs of water, maybe bricks or something, it would be pretty hard to max out the capacity. I think even chopped wood could easily fill the wagon without coming close to 330lbs.

Three words... BIG, STRONG, & CONVENIENT. The thing folds up (quite easily might I add) to 1/4 it's size. This will be perfect stored in a trunk with plenty of room to spare. When the package came.... first off, it's heavy! So I had no idea what was in this box. Then, when I opened it.. I had no idea that once unfolded it would be this big! That's my outside fridge sitting behind it. My 3ft, 4inch toddler sitting inside of it. It's a great size! This will hold everything needed for a beach day, and more. Plus it will hold it securely with the included cargo net and bungy cord. Do you see the size of the wheels? No way this isn't meant for the beach, or any outing. The wheels are thick and hard. No flats to worry about. The metal cage is twice the thickness of my other one! The canvas is thick and the material will be easy to keep clean. Just hose it down or wipe it. The brake system is very efficient. The wheels move, or should I say they glide smoothly in any direction. With the extendable handle that supports itself this big thing is so easy to maneuver. No need to hook anything or velcro anything to the bottom. Once you open this, it secures itself. The bottom pad stores inside the cover... it HAS a cover! To close simply pull up the handle/lever and this thing smoothly pops up into position. Then it has an attached strap that you put through a buckle and then velcro to support it's closed position. Then place the cover on top. The only thing I'm not crazy about is the small size of the cup holders, and their placement. That seems pretty standard though. Wishing someone would update and make them bigger and in a better position. Overall, this is one of the best utility beach wagons I have ever come across. I'm impressed with it, and quite happy to have it! Well worth the money!

We got a collapsible wagon for my daughter a few years ago and I've borrowed it a few times - enough to finally want to get my own. This seemed like a good one with a few features I was excited about, and I liked the larger size. Used it quite a bit this past weekend and it's still early, but I'm really liking a few things about it so far. For off, we used it to help my daughter move out of her dorm and loaded it up with a bunch of boxes. The larger capacity was fantastic - about the same length as her smaller one, but a bit wider and deeper which really helped. The construction overall feels solid and sturdy. The wheels are a bit chunkier than the skinnier rubberized ones on hers, but they worked great and I have no complaints with them. Being able to set brakes on them to prevent rolling is a nice bonus as well and the mechanism works easily with a simple press of the foot. Possibly my favorite feature, although very simple, is that if you let go of the handle it slowly returns to an upright position instead of dropping down to the ground, which always bugged me about hers. I didn't really use the cup holders, but I have wanted them before with hers so I love having that as an option, even just to use as a small pocket (I was storing the bungie net thing in there while we were moving stuff. I also didn't use the net yet, and I don't know if that's something I'll need often for my purposes, but it's nice to have. It folds up very easily and the storage bag slips over and zips up with no problem. You don't really need the bag, although this also has the pocket for the flat support that folds out into the bottom of the wagon. When the wagon is in use, I just throw the bag into the bottom of the wagon under this support and it hides there out of the way. Overall, I've been hemming and hawing about whether to get one of these for myself and I'm very happy with this one. I did want one with more capacity than our old one, which this does well, and a few of

I helped a friend move this weekend from one apartment to another in the same building - and I swear we did most of it with this wagon! It's larger than most and very sturdy. The wheels are a little larger than necessary and can make getting through doorways a little more challenging, but they are very rugged. The only negative for me is the slogan printed on the sides of the cart - \"Tough Tools - Half Price\", that seems to cheapen it a bit.