BEAU JARDINCollapsible Foldable Push Pull Folding Beach Wagon 350lbs Heavy Duty Utility Camping Grocery Garden Sport Wagon with All Terrain Sand Wheels and Brakes Black

I got it for the push-pull capability and it had been excellent.

So I shopped these endlessly for my dog. This is a great wagon with a few minor dings. First it comes fully assembled which is nice. Just take out of the box and unfold the wagon. The bed of the wagon is very sturdy, for now I only have a blanket in there and it’s comfortable for my dog. I’ll prob upgrade to a dog bed though. The size is just ok..this isn’t a knock on the product but more of my choice. It’s about 33-34 inches in length and my dog measures about 36 inches laying down comfortably. So he has to curl his paws up..but lately he prefers sitting up straight. The sides aren’t super high so it’s easy to get him in and out..it’s also difficult in the beginning because it’s easy for your dog to jump out if he doesn’t like it, which my dog didn’t on day 1. For reference in the pic/video he’s 70 pounds. A small ding on handling..this is where it’s tricky. I wanted to be able to push like a stroller for longer walks. But the wheels that turn are then in the front so depending on the weight placement it’ll pull in one direction. So you fight to keep pushing straight which almost defeats the purpose of pushing it. If your dog is centered then it’s pretty easy. Also, the back wheels (when pushing) are closer to you so once in awhile your feet will hit the wheel guards which is annoying. I have zero complaints about the wagon when pulling..the handle is comfortable and since the wheels that turn are in the front it’s super easy. Just depends the distance..if buying to pull around the block I’d say save a few bucks and go with pull handle only. But again, it’s nice to have the option for both. The wheels are surprisingly good and quiet..that was another concern. They look plastic from the pics but they’re I’d say a cross between rubber and plastic. Overall I’m impressed with the quality and very happy with my decision. This wagon is perfect for dogs under 70 pounds. If you have a dog heavier I’d suggest something a touch bigger. Not because the wagon can’t handle the weight, but because you dog might not fit comfortably.

Loved this wagon when it arrived; however, after 3 months of light use pulling around our 3 year old, the pull handle broke. Amazon's contact information for the manufacturer doesn't work-- so there is no way to connect to get replacement parts or manage a return or partial refund--and Amazon failed to provide any other support. Not pleased given the cost of the item and the relative infrequency of use.

This is a very nice wagon and very sturdy. It is easy to assemble (actually came assembled) and to collapse to fold up. It doesn't stand up very well when folded, the slightest bump will knock it over. I did like how easy it was to remove the canvas cover to clean it out. Honestly, it goes fairly well on loose sand, but it is still quite a bit of effort to pull through the sand. The only downside is it is a fairly heavy wagon and as mentioned harder to pull through loose sand (I think that would be said for any wagon)

All the other 5 star reviews are accurate but there's one thing that bugs me. It's the sore feet from this falling over at the slightest bump. It just doesn't stand well on it's own so put it up against a wall to keep your toes safe. Aside from that, it's got a massive load capacity and it easily transports cases of water, snacks and volleyball equipment. It's super easy to pull and the push bar is a great alternative to the telescopic handle. I'm 5'11 and it's a little too short when fully extended but it does the job. On the beach, the extra wide wheels are amazing, it doesn't dig into the sand much and easily glides over dry sand. Closing it can be a challenge the first time but once you get a hang of it, it's still a challenge to close it and store. Over time, I think it will loosen up and get easier but right now, the cross bars are really tight. There's weren't any instructions in my box so I had to figure it out myself.