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wagon stroller with seats

wagon stroller with seats ZTDM 4 Seat Stroller Wagon Foldable Kids Wagon Green

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wagon stroller with seats ZTDM 4 Seat Stroller Wagon Foldable Kids Wagon GreenVideo Reviews: The Ultimate Family Wagon Stroller: The Perfect Choice for Family Outings For families with 3 4 kids, this wagon stroller is a game changer. Its extra large seating space ensures comfort for all. The foldable design, paired with a canopy, suits every outing, from street strolls to beach days. Built tough with 0. 05 thick wall tubes, it withstands up to 300 lbs. The 9 inch all terrain wheels, with shock absorption, handle any surface.

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The Ultimate Family Wagon Stroller: The Perfect Choice for Family Outings

For families with 3 - 4 kids, this wagon stroller is a game - changer. Its extra - large seating space ensures comfort for all. The foldable design, paired with a canopy, suits every outing, from street strolls to beach days. Built tough with 0.05” thick - wall tubes, it withstands up to 300 lbs. The 9 - inch all - terrain wheels, with shock - absorption, handle any surface. Seating options are versatile - face - to - face or in - line, with a removable bar for support. Ample storage includes side cup holders, front pockets, a rear basket, a removable phone & cup holder, and a large shoulder bag. The removable, breathable canopy protects from sun and bugs. Five - point harnesses keep kids safe, while foam - padded seats and high - seat design enhance comfort. Enlarged foot brakes add security. The 10 - setting adjustable handle, covered in quality leather, fits all heights. It folds easily for storage/transport. The fabric is machine - washable and the frame hose - cleanable. An all - around solution for hassle - free family trips.

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Versatile Mobility Solution Ideal for Big Families: If you have 3 or 4 children, this four - seat wagon stroller is a must - have. Boasting an extra - large seating space, it's the top pick for large families, a true essential for outings. The foldable design comes with a canopy, making it perfect for various outings such as street or beach walks, shopping, picnics, and hikes. It makes taking your kids out a breeze. It meets the ASTM F833 safety standards, protecting your children during their travels.

All-Terrain Durability: Our kids wagon boasts an incredibly robust and long - lasting frame. Crafted from tubes with a substantial wall thickness of 0.05” (versus 0.03 inches in many others), enabling this wagon to bear a greater load of up to 300 pounds. Paired with 9 inches all-terrain wheels with built-in shock-absorbing that can handle any terrain with ease whether sand, snow, or gravel field

Multiple Seating Options: It offers two versatile seating configurations: face - to - face or bus seating. A removable center bar is included, which provides reliable support for the seat back, ensuring a comfortable and customizable ride for your little ones

Ample Storage Space: The baby wagon is equipped with cup holders on both sides, where you can easily place water cups or baby bottles. At the back, a spacious storage basket is perfect for stowing snacks, toys, diaper bags, and other essentials. On the front, two open pockets offer additional storage space. A removable phone and cup holder that allows you to hold drink bottles and cell phone simultaneously. As an added bonus, a large - capacity shoulder bag with dimensions of 14.1”L x 5.5”W x 9.45” H is provided. All your requirements for daily outings or travels are met with ease

Sun Protection and Shielding Function: It comes with a removable canopy which have breathable mesh panels to ensure air circulation and make children feel comfortable during the ride. The sun-protective mesh can be rolled up or put down freely. When rolled up, it can broaden children's views. When put down, it has the effects of sun protection, mosquito prevention and ventilation, achieving the best of both worlds

Comfortable and Safe Design: The toddler wagon stroller featuring 5-point safety harnesses to ensure children's safety, and the seats are padded with foam to make babies sit more comfortably during the ride. The high seats design gives babies more foot space and won't make them feel cramped. Enlarged foot brakes to prevent the wagon from rolling away when parked, safeguarding your kids in all aspects.

Adjustable Push & Pull Ergonomic Handle: This handle has 10 different adjustable settings, which can be adjusted to fit the height needs of people. The push and pull handles are designed according to ergonomic principles and wrapped with high - quality leather, making it comfortable to hold, and won't get tired easily even if you use it for a long time

Folding and Portability: The wagon frame can be folded, which is convenient for storage and transportation, making it a great helper for both home and travel.
Easy to Clean: The fabric can be easy to remove to machine wash, and the frame can be washed with a hose. Please note that keep the frame dry after washing to extend its service life

Materials & Care

Tire Material:EVA

Material Type:Alloy Steel

Canopy Material:Fabric, Mesh

Frame Material:Alloy Steel

Fabric Type:Artificial Fiber

Care Instructions:Machine Wash, Hose Wash, keep the frame dry after washing 

Size Information

Wagon with Canopy: 49.6”x 28.7”x 55.5” (LxWxH)

Wagon without Canopy: 49.6”x 28.7” x 32.2” (LxWxH)

Fold Size: 28.7”x 22.4” x 40.9" (LxWxH)

Wagon Inner Size: 34.2” x 20.8” x 18.9” (LxWxD)

Wagon Outer Size: 35.4” x 22.4”x 20” (LxWxD)

Each Bench Capacity: 99 lbs (per seat 49.5 lbs)

Wagon Capacity: 300 lbs

Front Wheel: 7.5”

Rear Wheel: 9”

Item Weight: 58.3 lbs

Package Size: 31.1” x 24” x 16.9”

What is in the Box?

Wagon Body x 1

Canopy x 1

Wheel x 4

Seat Support Bar x 1

Handle x 2

Seat x 2

Phone Holder x 1

Shoulder Bag x 1

Rear Storage Bag x 1

Manual x 1

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