TIMBER RIDGE 51.2'' Extended Collapsible Wagon Cart with Brakes and Cargo Net, 350LBS Heavy Duty Foldable Utility Wagon with Adjustable Handle, 400L Capacity Portable Cart for Camping Sports Shopping

I’ve been using this wagon since May. I do craft shows and art markets with my handmade ceramics, so a wagon that holds a lot and can handle a lot of weight is a huge help. A few things I’ve noticed in my 7 ish months of use:1. The added length of wagon (compared to standard size wagons) is a HUGE plus. All the vendors are jealous when I roll up with my monster sized wagon. It can easily hold a folded 8 ft table length-wise, totes, or anything else you might need for a market setup2. It is an incredibly sturdy wagon, but I don’t necessarily believe the 350 lb max load. MAYBE if you solely stay on smooth concrete it’s doable, but I’ve had 150 lbs of clay in the wagon at one time and it definitely doesn’t roll as easy (at least across grass). The frames didn’t bend or anything, but you could definitely see the weight was affecting the performance.3. It’s a long wagon, so it’s common sense that it will take wider turns than something shorter. That’s a big complaint I’ve seen in reviews, but it doesn’t bother me. It’s sometimes just a little hard to maneuver up a handicap ramp if it’s a really tight 90 degree corner4. It folds up so small and compact, which is a huge plus for packing for markets. I need all the extra space I can get in my vehicle5. The added cup holders and pockets on the outside seemed like a kind of pointless addition when I first bought the wagon, but they’ve become one of my favorite featuresOverall, I would 100% recommend this wagon to anyone needing to wheel around a lot of stuff at once, and especially for craft show/art market vendors

This extra long wagon is easy to assemble, easy to fold back up and it’s made of quality materials. I make giant bubbles for outdoor celebrations and have 2 5-gallon buckets, a golf bag, several small buckets and other various items, and need a larger wagon. I use it to carry all of my equipment, and it goes over grass and terrain easily. Also folds up nice and small so it can fit in my suv with all my equipment. The only improvement needed is a longer Velcro strap to hold it closed when folded up. You really have to pull hard to get the strap to fasten, but that’s a small inconvenience for such a great product.

I bought this to load with face painting gear in order to cut down on trips to the truck. This wagon is awesome. Heavy duty, folds easily, and saves multiple trips to get set up items. It holds a four foot table, canopy tent, all the weights, stool, table banner, small buckets, backpack, and cooler loaded with ice, drinks, and a sandwich. Everything extra needed for an extended stay painting. The only other thing is the paint box. Two trips instead of several. The only thing that might be a con is it's hard to scrunch back down far enough to get the attached strap around and the cover back on it. I leave it extended and ready to roll, so that's no big deal. I'm not saying it can't be done, it just takes some effort.

This thing really does a great job 👍🏽 and it's huge making it painless to carry more on board without physically lifting.. Which is great. And most of all is very sturdy.

Love the size of this wagon! With 3 boys we need a lot of stuff and this wagon hit the mark, it fits everything we could need and holds a lot of weight. I love the insert that makes the bottom durable, I do wish it folded up with the wagon but you need to take it out when it is collapsed. I got this on a great prime deal and was worth the money. It is easy to open and fold up and very smooth to push/pull. It has great storage flaps for water bottles and other extra things that fold out to the side which J love too. Would recommend!

This wagon is really long. It would easily fit a sitting adult or several children. We use it because we do tabling events and it easily fits our banners, tent materials, and even our folding table. Now, the bad part. It is difficult to roll it when it is collapsed. It's not that easy to turn when fully extended. Because of the length, and the turning mechanism, you will have to square it up fully before entering the doorway.

I been at shows in multiple states and always bring this with me. I also have a storage unit where there seems to never be a dolly available for me to use. So this has been a total gang changer. I can fit so much more stuff in this. I’ve tried other different flatbeds or other types of dollies but if you are hauling a lot of stuff, this is what you want. Plus it’s very long. I can fit my 5 foot long clothing racks in here. They stick out a little bit but it works. And the netting that comes with it is a game changer as well. It makes it so I can pile things really high and then just drop it down and I don’t have to worry about them flopping off the wagon.

Just look at the amount of water I put in there..with room for more!! Mind you my 11yo, 7yo and 33pound frenchy all fit comfortably as well! This thing is what I been looking for! It holds a 10x10 canopy, chairs, ice chest and more! It rolls smooth in turn, grass, pavement and concrete. We are soccer parents so this is a must when traveling. Also sent a few parents the link so you’re welcome Timber Ridge lol!!My only con is the ability to turn, roll or stand up right on its own when it’s collapsed( see pic). If you put the base in the side pocket and the wheels aren’t straight, immediately falls. Only becomes a big issue is when you’re loading and unloading because it can fall on you (in my case my hands). Small con for the amount you get and price you pay. Also, I wanted narrow wheels because it’s easier in grass and turf.Great wagon/cart regardless of the small con!!