EchoSmile Heavy Duty 350 Lbs Capacity Collapsible Wagon, Outdoor Folding Camping Wagons, Grocery Portable Utility Cart, Adjustable Rolling Carts, All Terrain Sports Wagon with Big Wheels (Dark-Black)

We are very happy with this wagon. It's great for our grocery deliveries here at the office, it's a great tool for moving office supplies and equipment.

I have been wanting a collapsible wagon for a long time. And then I thought it would have been so handy for letting our elderly Labrador retriever ride the long hiking trails on our month-long cross-country camping trip. He's gone now, but my original need still exists: hauling all my craft supplies and machines to my monthly craft weekends.There are zero instructions included, but they aren't needed. Assembly took not even 2 minutes. Pop on the wheels, expand the wagon, unfold the liner and buckle it into place, extend the handle, and you're off!Can't even put the wheels on wrong because two of them have round "stems" and two have square—the front wheels rotate for easy maneuvering and the back don't. The wheels are solid, covered with a hard rubber tread (no air-filled tires).The listing says the frame is "thickened high-strength carbon steel," but I'm not sure it is. It feels too light... maybe some parts are and others are aluminum? I'm no metals expert, and it feels very strong, so I won't quibble.The handle extends like a carry on bag's, except that it doesn't just go up and down. It can move up and down, foreward and back, and tilt side to side. It'll be a couple weeks until I'll be hauling heavy things around, but I can tell it, in conjunction with the rotating front wheels, is going to be very useful, making it easier to haul through the curved ramp and between tables at my craft group meeting.The liner fabric is like a strong tote's. It's not cotton canvas but a nylon version, with reinforced edges and corners. Each corner has a buckle to attach it to the frame when in use. There's also a fabric handle in the middle of the floor... not sure what that's for. It has two pockets on the front side, perfect for holding a 20oz yeti tumbler (a 30oz fits, but is too top heavy).It's just as easy to disassemble as it is to assemble. Push the orange button at each wheel to release them so you can remove the wheels, unbuckle and fold the liner, stand it against the front of the frame, reach down and pull up on one of the center cross beams on the wagon floor to collapse the wagon. I think I'll keep the wheels shoved into the liner when collapsed and not in use, but if you have the space, you could keep the wheels on—it won't collapse to as narrow as with the wheels detached.When collapsed, the wagon is small enough to be stored in a closet or your vehicle's trunk/ cargo area.I'm very pleased with this collapsible wagon. If I have any problem in use over the next few months, I'll update my review.

This is a great little folding wagon to carry in the trunk of your car. Useful for grocery shopping or going to the beach, or just hauling stuff around the house.It collapses fairly flat but you have to have the wheels facing the correct direction or it won't go all the way.Has a nice removeable liner that seems very durable and buckles into place. The wheels are a bit narrower, so dragging this through the sand might be a little difficult, but on hard surfaces they roll great.I would definitely say this is a heavy duty cart with all the supports under the liner.

I like the overall design of this wagon. I have another that collapses a different way into a tall and narrow collapsed shape. This one collapses flat, and I think I like this better. It is also lightweight and easy for me to pick up and put in my trunk. There are easy release buttons that allow you to remove and replace the wheels, which is nice for saving space. The handle also collapses all the way down and has a nice sturdy feel to it when pulling the wagon. I also like that the liner attaches via clips that just slide into the frame, as opposed to velcroing on which can be a hassle in my other wagon. Overall, this is my new favorite. I highly recommend it.

I've been wanting to get a wagon or rack to unload by car after going to the store, to reduce the number of loads that I need to carry, plus it minimizes the plastic bags cutting into my hands. The majority if devices that I found were for like 60 to a top of 100 pounds, so when I saw that this is good for up to 350 pounds I was ecstatic. The cargo area is pretty big and deep. The conservative cargo area dimensions are:Depth: 15.5"Width: 17.25"Length: 31.75"I can take it into the backyard as well, to help when gardening, but it's so nice an new I don't want to get it dirty. The tires are very quiet, including on hard wood floors that are not smooth. I am so happy this became available for review. As always, if things should change, or something breaks, I'll post updates. For now though, I can definitely recommend this wagon.

Very nice rollaround car use it for the boat house. Able to haul more stuff down to the boat with it. Large capacity. Easily collapsible and stow away. Did you get that one stowaway.

Totally worth every Penney!! Very well built and extra large!!

This wagon, overall is good, BUT the wheels are thin and I’m not sure how long they will last!I don’t understand why these wagon manufacturers even bother with these types of wheels.We live in the high desert - so very sandy and rocky in some places.A bit disappointing.