Little Tikes Lil Wagon – Red And Black, Indoor and Outdoor Play, Easy Assembly, Made Of Tough Plastic Inside and Out, Handle Folds For Easy Storage | Kids 18

Exactly as described! My nephew loves it!!

This was one of the best toys I bought for my grandson. He pulls it all around putting his toys in it. Perfect toy !!!

I bought this little tikes red wagon for my grandson for Easter . It arrived with no packaging, full of scratches , rust and filthy wheels. I contacted little tikes they’re not able to help me. Unfortunately I’m out of my return window for amazon return. Very disappointed.

Seems like it couldnt take too much. Great for little toddlers! My little nephew likes to put all his stuffed animals in it and cart it around. Its small and cute! I think he (a heafty 2 year old) could probably stand in it and it not break.

I really took my time deciding which wagon to buy. This is the one I decided on and it is the perfect little wagon for my Grand children. The size, the smooth corners. I bought 2 wagons to put their Easter baskets in. The boys are 1 and 3 and this was a perfect decision.

My one year old loves to sit and ask to pulled in the house. It is small but could easily fit one year old.

I searched for a wagon big enough that I could pull my 1-year old in AND small enough for my 3-year-old to pull his toys in. This is it! It’s lightweight but seems very durable, we’ve used it outside and it’s held up great. Maneuvers so well that my 3-year-old can pull his little sister in it. We use it daily. Great value.

Got this for our grandson & he loves it plays with it everyday its the perfect size for a 1-2 year old toddler to put toys & stuff in

It was alittle smaller than I thought but my Granddaughter like to pull her baby dolls in it.

Love the size, sturdiness, my 15 month old grandson dragged it around and around. It was even strong enough for him to ride in (although backbreaking for me to bend over and pull), and plenty big enough for loads of toys, twigs and leaves, or whatever. But it is awkward to pull around, since the handle and wheels only seem to go forward and back. Didn’t bother him- he just yanked it around. I guess the swiveling option likely is more expensive.