WONDERFOLD X4 Push & Pull Quad Stroller Wagon (4 Seater) Featuring Seats with 5-Point Harnesses, Adjustable Push Handle, and Adjustable/Removable UV-Protection Canopy, Sapphire Navy

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Don't be fooled by its stylish good looks: this cruiser is also an all-terrain workhorse with rugged wheels and a sturdy frame. Children aged 9 months (must be able to sit up unassisted) up to 55 pounds can sit comfortably and securely in each cushioned seat with a three-point safety harness. We hear from parents that the number-one thing they want in a stroller wagon is the ability to easily switch from pushing to pulling.

One caveat: You only can push this WonderFold, like a regular stroller, so pulling is not an option. As an upgrade to their traditional wagon, the Radio Flyer EZ Folding Wagon has air-filled “all terrain” tires designed to handle rougher terrain more easily. One cute feature: You can zip down one wall to give the kids a bench seat for watching a parade, fireworks or a game.A few other unique features make up for it, like the included rain cover and the ability to fit a newborn or up to four passengers with the car seat adapter or double seat kit (both sold separately). The real highlight of the stroller wagon is its maneuverability, thanks to its durable wheels and suspension. The best of these heavy-duty haulers can be pushed or pulled and can happily seat two to four kids (often an infant and a toddler), plus a ton of stuff. The four wheels provide excellent stability and support, while the adjustable handlebar makes it easy to push and steer, even with a full load of children. Many of the most serious complaints about stroller wagons involve difficulty in folding and loading them into and out of vehicles.

One of our favorite features is how we could pop the stroller wagon up with one foot over concrete blocks—a handy feature if you need to go over a curb. The Anthem4 has the ability to accept select infant car seats with the Gladly Anthem4 Infant Car Seat adapter, sold separately. Avoid hanging heavy objects on the handlebars, like diaper bags or purses, to prevent the stroller wagon from tipping over.Little fingers, hands, feet, arms and legs can get caught and pinched when stroller wagons are folded and unfolded. To fold it, we just pulled a small loop in the middle of the wagon’s floor, and everything came up in one step. A rear-foot brake locks the stroller wagon, while five-point safety harnesses keep children safe on any ride. The folded size is 41″ x 28″, so the Joey is still your much more compact (when folded) wagon option. This stroller wagon is rugged and well-built but also heavy; at 60 pounds, it's one of the heaviest pieces of baby gear we've come across.

In our tests, our favorite feature was the easy one-handed fold that makes this a compact and portable piece of gear. Exactly as the name suggests, the stroller wagon is a thing of true beauty, offering double the benefits in the same shot. Some stroller wagons include a car seat adapter, others require a separate purchase, and others are not designed to accept an adapter. The Xplore also performed well in time-to-fold, ease-of-folding, ease-of-lifting and several other portability tests. A handle in the middle allows the unit to fold up to an impressively compact size and doubles as a carrying grip.It is slightly wider inside than its Wonderfold W4 rival and has a footwell and nicely shaped seats that kids find comfortable. Essentially, there is a 2-kid and a 4-kid version; and among those, these are variations within them. These baby wagons offer space, safety, and interesting extras suited for all different types of families. Verywell Family uses only high-quality sources, including peer-reviewed studies, to support the facts within our articles. The canopies mechanism works well but it takes time to remove and mount them, especially if you connect the velcro pieces as designed.