Gladly Family Anthem2 All-Terrain 2-Seater Wagon Stroller, Rugged Wheels, Removable Canopy, Foldable, Neon Indigo

Great wagon!! I did a lot of research prior to purchasing a wagon and I found this to be the best bang for your buck. Love all of the features and it pushes easily over gravel, grass and most other terrains. It is pretty bumpy over cobblestone in comparison to my jogging stroller and my infant didn't love that. Also the back wheels do not swivel like the front wheels so that made maneuvering in tight spaces a little tough but that's to be expected. Otherwise I am completely happy with my purchase! If you're looking for an affordable stroller wagon that can for the distance look no further!

This wagon absolutely surpassed our expectations it has such a smooth ride to it and my son loves sitting in it. We love the parent cup holders and compartment where we put our phones on walks. The snack tray is perfect for him to have some snacks on our rides and have his cup accessible. The nap mat is absolutely amazing he has taken multiple naps on it and it is so convenient especially if he falls asleep on the way to somewhere and he then stays asleep in the wagon. It isn't too heavy and fits nicely in my back of my Acadia with the 3rd row down. This is our absolute favorite baby purchase we have made

I like that this wagon is sturdy and can was move on grass, gravel and pavement. The nap feature was a huge plus and was one of my main reasons for picking this wagon. The sunshades are great and keep the kids dry. I couldn't get this inside once when a rainstorm came in, I zipped it up and everything inside stayed dry!

We have 2 1/2 yo twin boys. Big boys. We live and travel to different parks and trails every week. We were looking for something sturdy, with the best all-terrain tires, and that was lightweight. What sold us was everything that should come standard with all child transport systems, is, and then some…Sun protection and cup holders are necessities in kid travel systems, they shouldn't be optional they should be standard for the child's comfort and safety. We bought the Gladly because it was compact, lightweight, had the option to close the canopy from bugs, the EVA and rubber treads, the cushioned back seats, easy remove wheels, and larger foot well. We've tested it and it handles tall and short grass, gravel, and wet sand with little or no effort. Three concerns I saw in the reviews were the latch sticking or not securing, the canopy being short, and maneuverability/handle bar height. The latch is tricky, but not really… I found after a few attempts that if you lift the bar up slightly before trying to press it, the latch will engage easily and lower with one hand every time. Also, don't touch the latch when raising the bar. Use the handles and press the seats back to lock in place. The canopy. My toddlers heads can be clearly seen touching the back of it. It's not in a position that it bothers them now. I can see it becoming a problem in a year or two. I hope the company will improve this and I can upgrade by that time. Maneuverability. If you intend to use this frequently in the city/suburbs, tight sidewalks, or public spaces… this isn't for you. Look at options that operate more similarly to a stroller. Handle bar. I'm 5'9 and my husbands 6'1. The fixed position height is perfect for us. Probably tall for anyone under 5'6. We had the Nuna Demi Grow Stroller before upgrading to this wagon. That was an excellent stroller. This is an excellent wagon. It was an easy transition.

The very best wagon for literally everything!! Can go through the sand, and baby can sleep in it