Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon
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Toys and Games Reviews of Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon
Customer Review: Durable, Multi-use Toy
Summary: 5 Stars
I hesitate to call this a toy because it is more like a work horse. The walker belongs to our one year old daughter (love the classic, gender non-specific color/style), but our three and five year old children enjoy it as much as she. They push around dolls, folded clothes to put away, and each other and the toy is happy to do it. It takes a quite a little abuse from the three of them, yet is in store-front condition. It is also heavy enough that it doesn't tip easily like plastic push toys we have had before.
Radio Flyer has done it again. This is an expensive purchase for a small person, but really will last a long time. Worth the price. Easy to assemble.
Customer Review: Finally! A walker heavy enough for my child to use!
Summary: 5 Stars
My son is learning to walk and every plastic walker I tried would only result in him pushing it just to fall onto his stomach and crawl away. This radio flyer walker is awesome since it's all wooden. My son is 27 lbs and 32 in. tall and he can easily push this around and stay in an upright position. He loves it! I finally have something for him to walk with and he enjoys the new independence. I would highly recommend this walker. Previous posters mentioned that the "tickers" are flimsy and come off easily. I haven't had any problems with the parts on this walker at all. My son is pretty hard on his toys and this walker is standing up to all kinds of banging into walls just fine.Customer Review: He walked like a champ, now its her turn
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this walker/wagon for my grandson when he was just 9 months old. He started walking with it right away. The fact that it doesn't roll away when you touch it made it great for learning to walk. You actually have to push it to move it. Since then he has pushed, pulled, used it as a stool, pushed it down the stairs and just used it every day. I put the first one together myself and it does require being very careful to line the parts up correctly. I did have my son-in-law use a mallet to reinforce and secure the wheel axle covers. Now I am buying one for my grandaughter who just turned 1 yrs old. I am sure she is going to love it. I can't wait to see if she can walk with it.Customer Review: We Love This Wagon.
Summary: 4 Stars
My son really loves this wagon, he likes to sit in it,put things in it and push it around. I think it keeps him physically active and we as parents appreciate that. My only problem with the wagon is that the walking bar is made of metal,that is why I gave it 4stars instead of5. I would have prefered it to be made of wood, it wouldn't beas hard if he accidently hits his face or head. Yes I know wood is heard too, but it isn't as heavy. The construction of the wagan was not difficult. The wheels click when the wagon is moved, it prevents begginer walkers from rolling away. Overall we are glad we have it, we are just going to purchase a bicycle foam to go on the handle.Customer Review: Buyer beware of the wagon version with cheap plastic wheels
Summary: 3 Stars
I got this product [...] from Amazon.com[...]. One of the wood pieces was cracked which my husband called in and got a very prompt replacement from Radio Flyer. However the wheels we got are hollow, plastic and cheap. They are not the wheels in the picture. The wheels in the picture are solid, heavy and have a grippy-texture to them which is touted as one of the features of this wagon. I know this from comparing one in a store. This makes me mad to be getting an inferior product. I thought I was getting a deal but now understand why the price was so cheap. I would rather pay a couple bucks more for the quality version and am very upset that different versions exist.