Radio Flyer Discovery Wagon
by Radio Flyer

List Price: $179.99
Category: Toy
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Product Summary

• A sturdy plastic body, easy steering, and exclusive Dura-Tred tires make for a smooth, comfortable, and safe ride
• Handle folds down and all panels can be effortlessly removed for easy storage
• The Discovery Wagon features two molded cup holders and a storage compartment
• This wagon has won the Parent's Choice Award, The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval, and The Great American Toy Test's Best Toy Award
• This product is made by Radio Flyer, innovating play and creating memories since 1917

Toys and Games Reviews of Radio Flyer Discovery Wagon

Customer Review: Can't go wrong with the Discovery or Pathfinder Wagon
Summary: 5 Stars

The wagon is deep and has a storage bin that seems like it will come in very handy. It has the rubber and NOT plastic wheels so I'm very happy with that. Makes for a smooth and not bumpy loud ride. I like the cup/juice box holders even though they don't seem very big, but are big enough to do the job. Since I just got the wagon, I haven't tried the umbrella which people don't seem to be a big fan of, but I will try it and if it doesn't work, there is always other umbrellas you can try out that I'm sure will work. I also plan to put a blanket or her old baby quilt on the bottom to make it more comfortable. So people have complained that it makes wide turns, but in the toy store, I put my child in there and pulled her around the whole store for a test run and it (at least this particular wagon) turns just fine. It's big enough to haul her and two of her little friends and I even got in it and had my father pull me. I was trying to see what it took to tip the thing over and it wouldn't. So my bet is that it's pretty safe unless you're on some huge hill...but hopefully you will be paying close attention to what your kid(s) is doing with and in the wagon. It is not the lightest wagon in the world but works just fine on sidewalks and even pavement, ground and slight hills. Now if your are towing a couple of kids and their stuff expect to put a little effort into it, but it really isn't bad at all.

I was torn between this Discovery wagon and the Pathfinder wagon because it has the "sit-in" feature with seat belts. And it is a great choice, I really don't think you could go wrong with one or the other. I just think it's really up to what you want in a wagon. My little girl is big for her age and she has lots of friends so I like the fact I can put three 3-4 year olds in the Discovery. And I also like the fact she can lay down in this one which has deep sides since she may get tired of sitting up-right in a wagon after while. If you want more of a safety feature (seatbelts) with young toddlers then I would go with the Pathfinder. I also like the fact you can easily break the discovery wagon down.

Some people complained that as great as the radio flyer wagons are, they don't have enough 'storage' space for the longer outings like Theme parks, picnics, soccer games etc or if you just want to tow stuff with out cramping the kid(s) or tow an additional child (although I would not advise it with this trailer).I also plan on purchasing the Radio Flyer wagon trailer for the Radio Flyer web-site unless I can find it in a local store somewhere. The web site claims it will attach to any of their full size wagons...soooooo..Don't purchase the trailer just by what I say since I'm not even sure if it will work with the plastic wagons, but I do think it may have a good chance of working. If it does then this will give me a lot of extra 'wagon' storage room.

It is a large wagon so if you have a small car you need to brake it down..which you can't do with the other radio flyer plastic wagons or you'll have to keep your trips local to your home. You can always use the wagon to store extra toys like a toy chest if you keep it in the house or stuff in from the garage if you keep it there which is what I plan to do.

Clean up looks very easy so I'm sure no one will have a problem there and we know it won't rust.

I think this is a wagon that will last for many, many years to come and I'm sure is worth every penny of the $59 I spent on it. Even if I end up getting the trailer, I am still pretty much breaking even with the regular non-sale average price the wagon goes for. ...

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