EvenfloPivot Xplore Dreamz All-Terrain Stroller Wagon with Bassinet Insert (Jetsetter Black)

This was such a great product for my twin girls!! Picked it up the spring after they turned 1 and kept using it until about 4 years old when foot space started being an issue and the cause of fighting. Biggest thing was it was so easy to fold up and unfold, and it fit in both of my vehicles, even the trunk of a medium car with room to spare! My double stroller couldn't do that! Took it out to parks and hikes a few times on nicer paths and rarely needed the pull option, the larger wheels did great on the rough terrain. The sun shades were nice but not really used, kiddos played with them and kept pulling them off the wagon. The snack tray was awesome!!! Push button disconnect and can be washed easily in the sink. The rest of the wagon we vacuumed and washed down with a hose regularly because kids... The basket was OK but I can't really think of a way to improve it. Overall, I completely recommend!!

I will start out by saying I have owned the mothership of all wagons, Wonderfold W4. Which I do love BUT it takes up too much trunk space and is too heavy for me to take places. I believe the Wonderfold W4 is 58 lbs and the Evenflo is 37 lbs.I wanted something smaller and lighter for every day use that I can keep in my car, a Suburban, and still have space for groceries.In all honesty I didn’t want to spend money on another expensive wagon only to find it was too heavy and took up my whole trunk again.The wagon was very easy to assemble, just snap on the wheels, click on the canopies, and attach the handle with screws and included Allen wrenches and we were ready to go on a walk in about 10 minutes.I used the wagon with my 20 month old and newly 6 year old. I tried the heavier child in both positions and didn’t notice the wagon handle any differently.The sunshades and good coverage and my 6 year old could fit under. We ended up not using the tray table because my 6 year old’s knees were touching it and it bothered him.The wagon will mostly be used for my 20 month old and the other seat is for kid gear when we are out and about but wanted to test it with a heavier child.One thing I didn’t see in the listing or any reviews that actually was important to me was that the basket could go on either the front or back. So that is the first thing I tested. And in fact the basket works on both the front and back of this wagon.We probably won’t use the nap mat but i tested that out too and is a nice feature if you have kids who will nap while you are out. Mine definitely won’t.I was debating between this wagon and the Veer City. I do not regret it at all! I couldn’t justify spending so much on a wagon and still have to buy the accessories I wanted some of which are on back order for a long time. This wagon has everything you need. I put on a parent console for my drinks. And the. Asker on the back for my kids lunch boxes and cups.We are going to put the wagon through the wringer this week by trying it out at the beach and at the pumpkin patch.I have now taken the wagon to the beaches of Destin, Florida where we have deep powder sand. And to the pumpkin patch at a farm with uneven hilly ground. And the wagon handled both like a champ. I have taken my Wonderfold to this same pumpkin patch and it could not handle the uneven ground but the Evenflo could no problem! And the option to pull the wagon through the sand made getting to the waterline so much easier. I won’t even attempt the beach with the Wonderfold. Now ballon tires would make pulling this wagon effortless. So you will still need to be in decent cardiovascular shape to pull a wagon over the deep sand but it was doable and made getting down to the waterline much easier than trying to carry the baby and the stuff. And especially then once we got to the boardwalk it was smooth sailing again. Sand didn’t even stick to the wagon.While I was sitting next to the wagon on the beach I also realized there is elastic on the side so you can put things in there like water bottles or rolled up towels.What I would possibly improve would be making the footwell have the ability to unzip so you could shake it out. But it was easy enough to vacuum though and I love how big it was. And I wish that Evenflo would make balloon tires for the beach. They would blow the competition out of the water if they did. But over all this was a great buy and I would definitely buy it again.

This wagon!! It is seriously the greatest! I was going back and forth between a couple of other brands that were the square style when I stumbled across this one. Oh. My. Gosh. Let me tell you!! I seriously cannot say enough good things about this wagon.First: the sun shade. My baby is fair skinned so shade is a must have. I wasn’t super satisfied with the other wagons being canopy style. There’s really only one time of day that the whole wagon is shaded. I worried that because the canopies were not full they wouldn’t provide enough coverage but they are perfect! We have used this thing at all hours of the day with 1 and 2 children in the wagon and we are able to position the shades so the kiddos are always well shaded. I also worried about it getting too hot in our west desert summer but the way the shades are designed you’re able to get maximum airflow while still having shade where you need it. There is also built in mesh panels all over this thing so I don’t need to worry about the kids overheating while we are out hiking. The shades snap on - we have had trouble with one side popping off if we bump it wrong, but it hasn’t been a deal breaker. It just slides back into place. The shade itself is very sturdy and you’re able to position the shade however you need, half open, full open, up down, middle, 3/4. Seriously. It’s amazing.The tires: are a kind of rubberized hard plastic. Their size makes it so that this thing can go anywhere!! We never have to worry about a flat tire and it handles so far the concrete, sand, gravel and grass well! The only thing that might make it a bit better is some sort of built in suspension but overall it is a very smooth ride.The snack tray: is removable. It sits securely in the middle, I don’t have to worry about the kiddos popping it off but at the same time, when I want to remove it, it comes off easily.Leg room: I was worried that this would cause problems if we ever needed to lay our baby down. He’s just 6 months and so on longer rides he may fall asleep. (I do know this is not meant for sleep but sometimes there’s no avoiding it.) When we’ve needed to lay him down we just fold a jacket to create a level area, pop out the snack tray and we have a portable bassinet!Storage: this hasn’t really been tested though we do walk to our mailbox daily. The basket seems sturdy and can be used inside and out on either end of the wagon. It’s not terribly huge but everywhere we’ve gone so far most of what we need is in a backpack anyways.The handle: is magnificent!! Another brand I looked at had a handle at either end. I hated that the bulky stroller handle hung off the back when you wanted to be in “wagon mode”. The Xplore handle flips from one side to the other so you can push or pull. The handle height is adjustable, I am 5’ and my husband is 6’5” and we are both able to push and pull comfortably. It steers very well without jostling even going through gravel.Prior to buying one reviewer mentioned it lacks a 5 point harness. While I admit this would be a nice feature, it’s usefulness would be short lived. We bought the wagon because our stroller reclined too much and our 6 month old wanted to sit fully up - he had been sitting on his own for about a week when we first used this and he’s not had any trouble holding himself up. We obviously aren’t taking him on extreme off road trails but he handles bumps and jostled just fine. In a few months when he’s more stable I probably wouldn’t worry about buckling him in with the 5 point harness.The setup was so easy. Took no more than 10 minutes to pull it all out of the box and have it fully functional. There are 2 bolts that connect the handle, and the wheels, canopy and basket all snap into place.Folding and unfolding is fairly easy, though not one handed. There is a red/green window showing if it is safely locked open.The one side does lower to allow children to climb in and out, we haven’t used it though as our 1 year old niece can easily climb in and out on her own.Each side of the wagon has a small mesh storage pocket in the inside and also a bottle pocket on the outside - again we haven’t used these but they would easily fit a water bottle.I really can’t say enough good things about this wagon. Considering my baby screamed non stop in his stroller and will sit for hours in this I’d say that’s testimony enough.We’ve used it almost daily from walks to hiking to even just as a shaded spot to watch mom and dad while we work in the backyard. Well worth the price!!

Overall a good wagon. Knocked off a star for a few things that really bother me:- It’s heavy. An absolute pain to load in and out of the car. This is the biggest con for me.- The canopies should have a child lock setting. My 18 month old keeps putting them up and down while in the wagon. The canopies are a big reason I purchased this wagon.- I’m 5’4 and I hit my shins on the storage cup holder. A lot.- The footrest gets so dirty and it’s difficult to clean.Pros:- My 18 month old and her 2 year old cousin LOVE riding in this thing.- Buckles!!! To keep my feral child from jumping out- Super smooth ride!- Snack tray