Evenflo Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Stroller Wagon (Wayfarer Black)

The media could not be loaded. Needed a pet stroller that could handle a 40lb aging dog. This thing is perfect bc it accommodates a corgi lying down. The front crumples down to allow a corgi to hop in and out on her own. Wheels are nice and smooth and pivots at 360 with one hand. Lock really does prevent it from rolling down a hill. She's not quite ready to only use a stroller but couldn't resist this in prime day deal and we might as well get her used to it now and have it on hand in case of an injury. The little canopies are also very cute and reverse color. Hidden pockets accommodate phone and keys and poop bags but i would recommend adding the optional drink holder to be able to reach phone without having to reach down and inside. I'm obviously not using the human foot area so I filled it with a shoe box and put a medium size dog bed for comfort to test this out. Also not using the human snack tray but it did snap in nicely so probably good if you have children who need like a table area.Video is of our first walk around local park with it. As you can see ride is smooth enough she didn't complain. The odd stopping in video is my pushing my other corgi to stop crossing behind me tangling his leash with my legs. Will probably put hard hobby foam and a lighter blanket for regular use to keep weight down. Weight was a little heavy on the incline in stroller mode. Did not test in wagon mode. Will test it with two sitting corgis and see I I can handle pushing 80lbs but for my strength that would probably be too much weight to push up an incline so if you are a small woman keep that in mind if you need to fit two children into this.Overall excellent birthday gift for my aging corgi girl. She is happy with her gift.Update used this to walk about 8-10 Mike's a day carriage roads of Acadia National Park (Jordan Pond, Eagle /bubble, and the bridges trail). Wheels held up perfectly and as long as the include was gradual it wad OK to push uphill. Carriage was able to handle both corgis squeezed in when my boy also wanted a break from walking but I would say the max is likely 1 dog about 60lbs to be comfortable. I still find it hard to fold on my own and lift it up into my trunk area without it ubfolding but this shouldn't be a problem for taller people or someone with longer arms.I recently tested it on a sandy trail and it can travel over sand but i wouldn't recommend this to replace a true sand wagon with sand wheels.Did 10 mile bike trail pushing 2 40lb corgis and it held up well. Recommend!

UPDATE: After having this wagon for nearly a year, I figured I would update my review. The wagon has held up extremely well, and we take this thing everywhere, including on deep sandy beaches, and we leave it outside for weeks on end. It has held up so well and functions like new. It still rolls smoothly and the fabric is very durable. Honestly, if we spent the time to detail this thing, it could probably pass as brand new.I love that my kids can sit up and look around as we roll them around the zoo or wherever we happen to be adventuring. The sides of the shades are netted so the kids can still look around when the shades are up (some people complain that this defeats the purpose a bit of the shade, but it's a welcome tradeoff for us). It's so much more fun for them than being strapped back into a stroller. It's still a "must have" in my book for those with 2 kids close in age.That said, there are a few things that could be improved.-The handle when using as a stroller could be a bit longer. I'm 5' 4" and it's barely long enough for me, and my shins tend to swipe against the storage basket while walking. My husband, who is 5'11" agrees that the handle should be longer. This is the biggest issue I have with it and it bugs me a little every time we take it out.-The detachable shades slide out very easily, and my 19 month old thinks it's hilarious to pull them out. I wish they had some sort of child lock or mechanism that made them more difficult to remove.-The back wheels stick out, which makes the wagon fairly wide, and while I'm not an engineer, it doesn't seem like it's necessary for them to be so wide. It's not really an issue, but moving them in an inch or so would make a noticeable difference.-It gets very grimy from a mixture of the kids spilling things, their feet smashing crackers and other food that drops into the foot rest area, and sand. It's easy enough to clean by spraying it down with a high-pressure hose, and a bit of scrubbing, but I wish we could easily remove the foot area and ideally the whole fabric piece and toss it in the washer.-The kids tend to kick each other (or their feet barely brush against each others feet, which in toddler world can be a major offense), and if it's an "off" day for them, this will cause them to start fighting and whining. There's probably not much Evenflo can do about that, but just a fair warning that the foot area isn't the roomiest (and doesn't need to be in terms of actual physical space).Original review:This is perfect for us. We have a 2.5 year old and a 10 month old. The double stroller was not ideal because one kid always had to sit on bottom or in back. Now they can sit together and they just love riding in this thing. It folds and unfolds easily, seems to be well made, and is comfortable to push and pull.The only downsides we’ve found are that it has a tough turning radius simply because it’s a wagon and it’s not something that you’d want to take anywhere you’ll need to pop it up and down on curbs. You can’t just put your foot down on the bar and push on the handles to pop it up on a curb, it’s just not built for that. It’s great for everyday use, to the playgrounds the beach, etc. the little storage basket holds our beach toy bucket, towels, and blanket, and the pockets hold the kids’ water and bottles. It’s perfect for our little weekend adventures.Some may be surprised by how wide it is or how big it is when folded, but we went from the Nuna Demi Grow double stroller, which was just as wide, just as heavy, and even larger when folded. Plus, with the Nuna, we had to remove the seats separately and then fold the frame. This wagon folds all in one piece. So, if you have a big double stroller to begin with, this will be a welcome change or, at least, not worse than what you’re already used to.