Favoyard Collapsible Wagon Carts Foldable 150L & 360LBS Portable Folding Wagons with All-Terrain Wheels & Brakes Heavy Duty Outdoor Utility Cart for Grocery Camping Shopping Sports Garden, Black

Great wagon!!
Compact and easy to open and close! It is a good weight but not heavy… very sturdy. Wheels roll quite well on grass. More effort needed for use in gravel. Great for outings. Carry all kinds of things like sports gear, folding chairs, things for a picnic and even your dog!

Good product (with one defect, unfortunately)
Intended useI got the wagon mostly to transport small but heavy African instruments (log drums) and their stands. I need a strong enough cart that rolls easily and doesn’t take up much space when collapsed. This product hits the mark on the requirements.In my opinion the product deserves 5 stars for overall design and sturdiness. I’m taking off 1 star for the defect mentioned below.Overall impressionThe wagon and its bag seem to be very well made. It’s easy to expand and take down.When you expand it there’s no locking mechanism. But it doesn’t try to collapse on its own. Inserting the stiff panel that doubles as the outside cover keeps it fully expanded.The bag(I didn’t find this information in the product description)Interior dimensions of the removable bag, not including the wagon’s chassis:29½″ long16″ wide14½″ tallWheelsThey are wider than you see on similar products. They drop in easily and click into place. Two shafts are square and two are round, so you can’t install the wheels in the wrong places. Good design there.To make this easier, hold in the buttons on the chassis until a wheel’s shaft is fully inserted, then release them. To remove each wheel, press the dual buttons again and pull the shaft out. It’s a much better design than systems requiring you to push a tiny ball bearing under heavy spring pressure before you can attach something.The wheels swivel pretty easily and they’re quiet.But . . .Unfortunately the wagon I got has a manufacturing defect. I’m guessing it’s a problem with the particular unit and not with the entire product line.One of the wheels is nearly impossible to lock in place and once it’s locked in place it’s difficult to remove. This is unfortunate. I’ll work around it by just not removing the wheels unless I have to. Otherwise I like the product enough that I’m not returning it.Wheel brakesTwo wheels have brakes that are easy to lock and unlock with your foot. The feature works ok and is definitely useful. The brakes apply pressure on the wheels but don’t stop them completely from turning. You probably shouldn’t rely on the brakes alone if the wagon is on a slope and is heavily loaded.Telescoping handleThe handle could be a bit longer in my opinion, but it’s not uncomfortably short. Having several directions of travel (see the main product description) is convenient. There’s no mechanism for locking the handle in an upright position. But when you let go, it stays more or less upright and doesn’t hit the ground.The locking/unlocking for the telescoping part of the shaft works fine. Its release button is much better designed than what you get with less expensive products.Collapsing the wagon for storageWhen collapsed, the wagon is about 8½″ wide and 10½″ long (and about 22″ high with the wheels installed). Nice and compact.How to use the stiff panel as an outside cover was confusing at first—I didn’t pay enough attention to the setup as I was taking the wagon out of the box for the first time. The printed instructions don’t make it entirely clear.• Fold the wagon’s side flaps (with mesh pockets) behind the chassis (as they were, just out of the box).• Remove the stiff panel from the bottom of the wagon.• Pull upward with the cloth handle at the bottom of the bag to collapse the wagon (easier if the wheels are attached).• Lay the panel on the ground with the velcro strips facing downward.• Tip the wagon over so that the end containing the telescoping handle is facing downward and is centered over the middle section of the panel. Align the top of the panel with the top of the wagon.• Keep compressing the wagon until it’s narrow enough that the panel’s two outside sections can be pulled over the wagon’s long sides.• Eventually it will be compressed enough that the panel’s velcro straps can be wrapped all the way around and attached on the opposite side.(Maybe you can get the cover on easily with the wagon remaining upright, but I sure can’t.)Anyway, not counting that one defect it’s a good product. Earlier I purchased a less expensive one. Due to some error at Amazon’s end, they shipped a completely different brand and it wasn’t what I wanted. I returned that and realized I should have purchased the Favoyard in the first place. It gives me a lot more bang for the buck, as it were.

Big wagon for every day use.
Very good wagon and spacious. Collapsible and stores away well enough. Good wheels and only thing is the handle doesnt stays in place when stopped

Large wagon that packs small
Great wagon. Large but folds up remarkably small. Sturdy. I was worried that there would be a lot of assembly but you just pop the wheels in and it’s ready to go. It carries my heavy duty fishing chair. 2 tackle boxes, multiple fishing rods a cooler and there was still room. Wheels are nice and large and had no problem handling the terrain to and from the pond.The wheels have a strong smell when you unpack so I suggest leaving it out in open air for a couple days. After that I haven’t been bothered by the odor even when storing it in the car.