Radio Flyer Atlas Stroll 'N Wagon 120 lb Capacity Wagon Folding
- Brand:
- Radio Flyer
- Model Number:
- Atlas Stroll 'N Wagon
- UPC:
- 042385117737
- EAN:
- 0042385117737
- ASIN:
- B0C8ZHTKH9
- Walmart SKU:
- 6412357410
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.51/5 from 39 reviews.
I took this wagon to Hershey PA. My four year loved it. She was able to take a nap with no sun in her face and also the bug screens blocked her since she hates bugs. The quality of the material is top notch. I was able to push on all terrains.
Absolutely love this wagon and well worth the money . We are constantly traveling and involved in sports . We can use it as a bench . Carry all of our things in it and use for our children . We love the features of cup holders and the storage that has a multipurpose of removing from stroller and using as bag . Couldn't be happier ! I did buy the warranty for fear of something going wrong with it over the next couple of years . We've only had it about two months . But still very happy with our purchase .
If you are in the market for a wagon, this is the one to get. Radio Flyer provided me with a free sample to test and try out. Radio Flyer has truly thought of everything on this one. Multiple storage pockets for parents, (one that dangles from the handle for drinks etc., and another that can actually attach and detach for easy filling and emptying). The zippers and buckles on the side of the wagon allow my kids to crawl in and out independently without having to be lifted. The top of the wagon provides shade, while also allowing caregivers to peek through if needed by moving the fabric to access the mesh screen. The mesh screens that dangle on the side are also great. We usually let them flow as opposed to securing them as my kiddos love to pop their heads out to talk to us. The cushioning on the handle bars is soft, and also gives a bit of a luxurious look. I personally found the height of the main pushing bar to be perfect, but my husband did wish it stuck out a bit more to make it easier should he ever want to run and push. The cabin of the wagon is incredibly spacious and both of my kids, aged 2 & 3, fit with ease. I find the break to be a bit difficult to “unbreak”. I would love to see Radio Flyer make the unlocking of the break easier, perhaps putting the break up by the handle bar. Overall, an incredible stroller that my family enjoys every single day, that is durable, reliable and incredibly functional.
I received this product to test from Radio Flyer in return for my honest, unbiased review. I base most, if not all of my purchases on reviews so I believe in the more thorough review the better! When the box first arrived, I was expecting a ton of pieces to have to sort through, but surprisingly, there weren't that many. The stand-alone pieces include: 4 wheels, brake bar, pull bar, canopy, hardware bag, and a nifty lug nut key. All you need is a screwdriver. Before I started assembling, I went ahead and removed the plastic and laid everything out to make sure I had everything. On the instruction sheet, it indicated that I was supposed to have four of one of the types of washer, but I only received two so I was a bit concerned but decided to go ahead and proceed with the assembly and found they weren't needed. It took me about 30 minutes from unboxing to fully assembled and I was please to see that the majority of the wagon was already assembled out of the box. The lug nut key was so nifty and prevented me from having to search through the toolbox for one. I was immediately impressed with the quality of the wagon. It is much different than any other wagon I've had and I was so excited to try it out with my almost 2-year-old. My parents were over while I was assembling it, and my mom called it “the Rolls Royce of wagons” when she saw it. This wagon has the option of a push or pull handle. The push handle is my favorite because it allows it to be controlled like a stroller when you want. They both easily fold away once you get the hang of how it all works. I was quickly able to add the canopy thanks to 4 stow-away style poles. I love this as it's one less thing I have to worry about losing or breaking while not in use. One quick press of the button and up they went. The canopy is like the slap bracelets we had when we were kids that snap straight and then break down to roll up. Inside of the canopy is a 2-sided screen that can be easily dropped down to help with the sun. I love the rubber treads on the wheels. It was one of the things that made this wagon “next level.” No more slipping and sliding around on gravel and wet grass. The wagon turns so seamlessly and it makes quick turns with ease. There is no “dragging” required to get this wagon to go where you want. I love how there are safety staps so my son can be strapped in when traveling in the wagon. He likes to stand up so I didn't have to worry about him toppling out if we had to unexpectedly brake or stop. The straps were super easy to use fit nicely around his chest and legs. They are made of good, quality material so I don't worry about him riding in it for a while. In addition to the safety straps, there are also cup holders on the inside for your little one's cup or snack. The bench function is such a nice addition. This allows my toddler the freedom to “I do it” as he says and climb in the wagon himself. It is the perfect height to do this. We are able to drop down the side while he eats his snacks or just wants to observe the world around him. I love the “peek-a-boo” window on top. I can quickly glance down while on the go to ensure all is well inside. When closed, the window is secured by magnets so one quick movement is all it takes to open and close so no stopping and starting to fight with it. The storage bag is HUGE and can hold a max of 20 pounds so I'm able to fit everything but the kitchen sink in it. Again, super simple to install and remove. It has handles on it so it is perfect to use as a diaper bag while on the go. Just a quick snap and it is on and secure. The rear bag that hangs from the push handle is great for drinks, phone, fan, etc. IT can hold up to 5 pounds and is in the perfect location to be handy but not in the way. They both have zippered pockets to hold some of your valuables to keep them from being out in the open. The braking function is excellent. With a wagon of this size, it could quickly get away from you but this brake bar when engaged isn't letting your wagon go anywhere. It locks right in the inner spindles of the wheels and all movement is halted immediately. To fold, all it takes it removing the Velcro safety strap on the bottom and a quick pull of the inner handle. The wagon quickly and easily folds into itself and is easily secured. Overall, I am in love with this wagon. It is big enough that it can easily be used for an all-day trip in a theme park or zoo type location but compact enough that it can ride in the trunk of my vehicle for quick trips to the park. It is easily folded and unfolded which makes it so convenient to use. Every feature shows how much thought was put into making this wagon the best one on the market. Would recommend this wagon to everyone!
I was given the Atlas wagon stroller for my family to review after using it for three days . So I'm going to start at the very beginning . The package was late being delivered ,and when I actually got it opened and ready to put it together I was lost. Their could be way more detailed instructions included but that being saido ce I figured it out it took approximately 40-45. Minutes to put it all together. The canopy rods were missing so we couldn't use the canopy . My little 2 year old boy loved this wagon . My one year old daughter did as well. They both had lots of room and the bottom nwas really soft compared to others I have used. The material is of nice qualityas well as the wheels . The only thing that I honestly could say negatively about mtge new wagon is how much space it takes up in the trunk of my car. But tgen again it is a wagon it isn't suppose to be small. My kids didn't even wasn't to get out of it . I am overalls extremely happy with this wagon and I would definitelyrecoment.. also before I forget , the little sun screens on it are genius.
My family was previously using the radio flyer convertible stroller wagon we purchased from target, when radio flyer provided me with a free atlas wagon to sample and try out. While our first wagon was terrific, the new wagon offers many upgrades over the old wagon. Functionally the two wagons fold the same way - have seat belts and can either be pushed or pulled. On the new wagon the handle is a nice luxurious leatherette material which is more durable than the previous foam handle. The wheels are upgraded as well, from a hard plastic material to a nice smooth rubber wheel. The new wheels don't squeak or creak like our older wagon and pushes very nicely. Additionally the canopy is upgraded to include a window on top and sunscreens on the side. While I don't think the top opening on the canopy is necessary the sun shades on the sides are a game changer for a sunny day. The new wagon also has a locking mechanism so the stroller stays folded. We've had other wagons unfold and knock my son over. The cushioning of the new wagon are more plush and comfortable. The only con so far for me is that the side walls are taller than our previous wagon which makes it harder for my two year old to climb in and out, but as he gets older and taller it won't be a problem. Finally the wagon is a touch heavier to lift and put in the car than our previous wagon.
I received this wagon from Radio Flyer in exchange for my honest review and feedback. We have had the basic Radio Flyer wagon for a few years and had been looking for an upgrade with the stroller/push feature. First off, the wagon comes mostly put together aside from the wheels, handles, etc. which was nice although the directions could be a little more clear and easier to understand. All in all, it probably took me about a half hour to put together. Style wise, I absolutely love this wagon. I have the sage green color, which is gorgeous, and I love the brown leather accents. I have received lots of compliments on it. It has a ton of storage, which is always a good thing with two young kids. My kids are 3 and 1.5 and had plenty of room for themselves and assorted snacks, toys, water bottles, etc. The wagon is also really nice quality. The material, stitching, etc is all very well put together and gives it a definite high end feel. The issues I have with it would be the handle bar height - I wish there were more levels. It's either a little too high or a little too short for me. Also it is pretty heavy. It's heavy to lift and takes up a good amount of space in my trunk but it's also heavy to push. We live in a hilly area and I would not take this somewhere I knew I'd be walking a lot of hills. All in all, I would highly recommend this wagon!
Radio Flyer provided me with a free Atlas Stroll 'N Wagon to test and try out and I am really enjoying this wagon. Setup wasn't the easiest process. Lot's of steps, some minor confusion due to lack of words. But overall easy enough for any adult to put together. I would say it took me about 25 minutes with my kids running around and distracting me. The wagon folds up pretty compactly and will fit in the trunk of my sedan with a trunk caddy and lots of other items we keep with us on a daily basis. I can still lay things on top and besides it. However, understand that it is on the heavy side and for it to fit in my trunk (that's limited on space) the wheels need to be aligned so the smaller ones fit inside of the width of the larger ones. Sometimes I have to fiddle with the wheels and when it's hot, or raining and my kids have low patience, that can be frustrating. To get the wagon to be very compact there's a clip underneath that really pulls everything in tight. I like that it does that, but when I take the wagon out and try to open it, I always forget to release that clip. Also, I can fold it up with the carrying bag attached and the basket folded up. Speaking of the basket, the downside with that is it doesn't clip into the knobs securely. So when I go to open and close, almost always one flies off the knobs. That can get frustrating when trying to fully set up or breakdown the wagon. The canopy is awesome. I love that this has the optional built in screen to provide, privacy, shade and even a bit of bug deterrence. It's very easy to pull down and put away and it secures very well with the velcro. Un-clipping and zipping down the side of the wagon so you can transform it into a bench is very easy and seamless. no complaints there. And the carrying bag is perfect to hold cups or bottles, but be aware on bumpy surfaces it will swing and if you have a tall kid sitting inside it can swing close to their head, so be mindful of how much weight you put in there. I also like the screen that you can roll open or shut on top of the canopy so you can see your child(ren) inside. And putting the canopy up is simple. After a couple of times you really get the swing of things. My major qualms are: the harness straps are small. Not sure if they're made for really small babies, like around 1 year old. But they don't fit around my 2 year old and especially not my 5 year old. This wagon is heavy and not the easiest to push. I feel like it takes a lot of effort to push this wagon. I almost wish there was some sort of propel assist feature, like how certain strollers seem to effortless glide and move forward. This wagon tires me out and with my 2 and 5 year old I wouldn't choose to use it for very long walks if I don't have any help. And when you pick up speed, a brisk walk for instance, the front wheels wobble a ton and the entire wagon becomes shaky. Lastly, when the wagon is folded it's very difficult to move. If I need to wheel it in the garage I have to tilt it and grab it by the handle that folds it up, so I'm bent over while wheeling it. Or I can slowly maneuver it like a 4 wheel carry-on bag but it's not very straightforward and will veer. If I try to tilt it and pull it by the handle it either won't roll because the wheels catch on each other (front and back) or if I go the other way the entire wagon falls and has actually gotten scratched up. But all in all I do like this wagon. It's a sleek design, I get ton of compliments and inquiries. I love the leather accents. Lot's of storage inside and out. The handle adjusts enough so my 6'2" husband can use it comfortably. Great features.This will definitely grow with my family and could always be repurposed for farmer's market shopping or anything needs. Being able to push a wagon like a stroller is so convenient.
This wagon doesn't feel as sturdy as the Keenz or Jeep brand. The handle is very wobbly and makes it feel cheap and easily breakable. The seating area doesn't feel very comfortable. The wagon took us too long to put together (and my husband is an engineer). One of the poles that attaches for the break area is crooked (see picture). I wouldn't be so harsh if the price wasn't so steep. It is heavy but we expected that. The pros: it looks beautiful in person (we got Navy), it pushes and pulls easily, our 2.5 year old loves it already, it comes with a bunch of storage and inside pockets, the drop down shades are great, the extendable poles for the canopy are very convenient. My husband (6'1) and I (5'3) can maneuver this thing easily.
I love the look and the features that this wagon has but what was extremely disappointing is that the front wheel shakes and rattles. Many reviews I read prior to purchase were positive. But after contacting radio flyer customer service directly and trying out two different replacement wheels as well as washers they sent, and the issue still wasn't resolved, I was told that the experience I had was actually “standard” and would not effect the safety of the product. As far as I am concerned, for something touted as a premium product, that should not be the case. At a lower price point I could be more understanding. They offered to send a replacement frame as a “courtesy” which I would have to then transfer all the wheels, rear axle and break and the pull handle over to. I wasn't interested in disassembling and building a new wagon bit by bit when I paid for a brand new working wagon. I asked for a replacement of the wagon as a whole in exchange for the faulty wagon but I was told that I needed to contact Walmart for any replacement product or return. But with it having been out of the box and multiple wheels tested it's ineligible for replacement only for refund. It's a different price now so I can't even just return it and re order. I've been a huge fan of Radio Flyer in the past but probably won't choose this brand in the future. Just be aware of this standard feature before buying.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $313.46 (Aug 6) to $349.00 (Sep 26) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $338.85.
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