KEENZ XC 2.0 - Luxury Comfort Stroller Wagon | Foldable 2 Passenger Double Seater with Adjustable Canopy | Gray

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The Good Housekeeping Institute experts suggest considering some of the following features before choosing your perfect stroller wagon:

All-terrain wheels: If you're in the market for a wagon stroller, you're likely going to be rolling it over a variety of surfaces from pavement and grass to sand and gravel. While difficult to assess without trialing, you'll also want an option with a robust suspension system to help handle rough terrain. Another great feature of this stroller wagon? There's a space underneath the seat for goodies or your family's four-legged friend, thanks to a built-in pet ramp with an anti-slip surface and removable pet leash. The Veer is much easier to fold and stow than the Keenz. It folds faster and easier and takes up 7.9 cubic ft vs Keenz 8.9 cubic ft when folded. Seriously, when you look at some of other wagons on the market, they seem to be more suitable for dolls, maybe a small dog, but definitely not kids! With Keenz and Veer it’s a completely different story. If you want to use Veer wagon stroller for two older kids (for example toddler + preschooler) keep in mind that 5 year old should fit fine, but it may be too tight for a six year old, especially in the leg room. Veer Cruiser can be used since day one till your kids go to school! 4. Canopies

point harnesses make every ride a safe one, holding petite passengers in place securely yet comfortably! Make Outdoor Adventures a Breeze Using the 7S Kids Wagon with Canopy

The biggest downside to the Keenz 7S is the folding and loading process. It took longer to fold than other wagons, requiring a clip underneath to be fastened. It is faster if you don’t bother with the canopy. Front wheels on Veer Cruiser swivel to give you better maneuverability and easier turning in narrow spaces. There is also front-wheel suspension that smooths the ride over uneven terrain. Thanks to big, rugged tires Veer wagon stroller can ride over grass, country dirt roads and snow. It’s performance on sand is fairly good (if it’s not too soft and loose). The sides of Veer wagon stroller are shorter than on Keenz 7S. Thanks to that even smaller and shorter children have 360° views. I’m sure your curious toddlers will be happy in it! However, I’d be a bit worried if my frisky 2-year-old boys were trying to venture out or trying to touch the ground or wheels. Good thing is that rear wheels have fenders!The Wrangler has a wide front wheelbase which looks cool, as Jeeps do, but requires more force in turns. True. The wheels are not wide enough to work well in soft sand or mud. But this was the case with all the wagons we tested. If you plan on using the wagon for years to come, a higher weight capacity will be helpful. Even if you don't use it for your kiddos, it will still come in handy to haul groceries or other gear (say, folding chairs, umbrellas, and a cooler on the sidelines of a sporting event).