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Difficult for kids to jump into on their own with the high sidesĪ great all-around investment for the family if you have many needs and uses for your wagon.

Cargo area is smaller than many beach wagons.

A bit heavier as compared to a plastic wagon.

Powder-coated paint job extends the life of the wagon.

Great all-around flexible sport utility wagon.

Radio Flyer All-Terrain Steel & Wood Wagon Made of medium-grade pine, the side-rails will last a bit longer if you add some waterproof stain a year or two down the road. Nonetheless, they keep cargo and kids where they should be and allow you to stack it higher and control the payload better. It makes sense with the design of the metal edges but is still one thing we’d like to see changed in future editions. The siderails on this Radio Flyer model are actually bolted to the metal bed, unlike the removable side-rails on other wooden models. It folds under the wagon for easy storage and transporting in your vehicle too. The handle is well, just a handle…always too short for the taller folks but still very utilitarian and easy to loop a rope through for hauling behind your bike. They won’t float over the beach sand as well as other All Terrain Beach Wagons will but this Radio Flyer will hold its own off-road. Because the pneumatic tires are also a bit wider, it will make for a easier hauling over uncertain terrain. The air acts as a cushion for riders and makes for a more comfortable ride than the skinny solid rubber tires on some older models. The tires are the typical radio flyer 10-inch pneumatic tires that may occasionally need a few pumps of air early in the season.

The bed is perfect for hauling gear but if human cargo is your plan then look for a cushion and shade umbrella accessory. Powder coating is a process where the powder paint is sprayed onto the metal and then baked on at high temperatures in an oven and the result is both beautiful and long-lasting. The glossy powder-coated red has that new car shine that is not only appealing but also extends the life of the bed. The metal bed is the traditional molded steel pan Radio Flyer has been stamping out for years.

It’s payloads and mission are quite flexible and it can do many things well beach trip? check. This is considered a metal bed wagon but is more of a hybrid model because Radio Flyer threw on pneumatic (air-filled) tires and non-removable side-rails. With it’s sturdy steel wagon bed, high siderails, off-road tires and economical price, the Radio Flyer All-Terrain Steel and Wood wagon makes for a practical choice for many families. This classic Radio Flyer Wagon (originally named: model #32) has been around for many years, topping the sales charts and delighting both kids and parents along the way.