Great multipurpose walker

This walker is helping our 8 month old twin boys to learn to walk. Its very safe and very cute...
* It only goes straight, perfect for a beginner
* Large basket, we use it to hold peek-a-blocks usually, or it can hold my twins!
* Small and low to the ground, wont tip over
* Very durable, nothings breaking this wagon!
* The wooden slats come off so my kids can ride in it
* It wont tip over
* If its on hardwood, it doesnt ruin the floors
* Rolls well on carpet too

Its just a cute and great walker for those first few steps, my twins love this one just as much as the Gobble n' go hippo, great toy...

The best! Well worth the $$$$

We bought and returned several "walker" toys before I found this one. We bought it when our son was about 10mos old and just beginning to venture out on his own. It is very stable when many of the others would fall over when he tried to walk behind them. The handle is also very wide compared to other push toys. Because of the clickers it takes a little effort to push, which I like because the others would fly away from him.

I agree that initially it was hard to steer but give it a time ...our son is now a pro. Plus many of the other push toys would just fall over when he tried to turn them. He can take this wagon around the tighest corners with no problem. We also had to replace our clickers. I called radio flyer and they sent them out ASAP and they were a snap to replace.

Even with those two issues, I would buy this wagon again. We are going on 8 months of use now and it is still the favorite. I am a super picky toy buyer and this wagon is at the top of my must have list!!!

Cute to look at but NOT DURABLE!!

We purchased this wagon for our 18 month old son for Christmas. After my husband nearly pulled out his hair putting it together, our son was ready to walk with his new wagon. Unfortunately, in three short months of use, one of the side wood panels has broken leaving a nail exposed (thankfully, that piece is removable and I could throw it away), several of the lugnuts have come off, and my son managed to take the pushbar off. I called Radio Flyer directly about this and they apologized and told me the side panel should not have broken like it did and that the push bar should have never come off. Those are the least of my concerns. I caught my son a few days ago right as he was going to put one of the lugnuts that have come loose again, in his mouth. That was the last straw for the wagon. I grew up with a Radio Flyer and I will give them another chance but not until my son is older and next time maybe we will buy a good old fashioned wagon. I do not recommend this wagon for any toddler.