Evenflo Omni Crew Stroller Wagon

This is a really great budget wagon with superior shade coverage compared to others on the market. The shade is flexible so you can angle it wherever it's needed, and it's made of a lightweight, soft material that doesn't bother my kids. They can peek through the side windows, and the overall design is just the right size without taking up too much space. We have three kids, and this wagon works perfectly for my two youngest. My youngest isn't walking well on his own yet, and my middle child gets tired on walks, so we're able to take longer neighborhood strolls with both of them in it. Setup is easy and it doesn't require a lot of work to get going. We've had it about six months now. My one wish is that the weight capacity were higher. The limit is 55 pounds per child, and my six-year-old is tall and big for her age at 70 pounds, so she can't use it. For toddlers, though, it's phenomenal. Kids can easily get in and out on their own, and especially for the price, it's hard to beat. It's been a really nice wagon to have.

This stroller wagon is heavy but really useful for bigger outings with multiple kids. It pushes and pulls smoothly and seamlessly, and you can feel how heavy-duty it is. The weight only becomes noticeable when lifting it in and out of the car. I like that there's both a push and a pull option for trickier navigating situations or rougher terrain, and it works well for transporting all the kid necessities as well. I have five kids, aged one to nine. My three-year-old and one-year-old use it the most, but my five-year-old also climbs in when she's tired. I've had it about six months and use it for our bigger adventures and activities rather than basic errands. I like that there are car seat attachments for when my one-year-old is sleeping and for when she was younger and in her car seat more. It collapses very flat, which is nice. It fits perfectly in the base of my minivan, and when I need the trunk free for groceries, I hang it on my garage wall where it lays fairly flat. That said, it still has a large footprint. If you have very limited storage space, that could be more challenging. I'd say it compares moderately to other strollers and wagons I've used.

This stroller wagon is a genuine jack-of-all-trades for families who spend a lot of time outdoors. As a family of five with kids aged four, two, and one, we've used it for almost a year now, and it serves functions our other strollers simply can't match. Neighborhood walks, park trips, hauling pool stuff, mobile snack time, even mobile breakfast with eggs (my one-year-old got it everywhere, but a quick wipe-down handled it). The kids are noticeably more entertained in the wagon than in our double stroller. They seem more relaxed and like they can see more. One of my favorite uses was as a mobile playpen when my youngest wasn't mobile yet. We live in Florida, so it was too hot for a carrier, but I could put her in the wagon with all her toys, and she felt part of the action while the older kids ran around. I was hands-free to garden or do whatever I needed. The car seat click-in feature was also great when she was even younger and already asleep but my older child wanted to be up and about. The sunshades are a really nice addition. We've driven this thing out in the rain with the shade up and the kids didn't get wet. It handles weight well too. My four-year-old, who's on the larger side, sits in there comfortably without complaint. That said, it is clunky. With my old mid-sized SUV, getting it in and out of the trunk was a pain, and even folded it took up a lot of space. I now have a minivan with a lower, deeper trunk, which helps, but it still requires more planning than a regular stroller. If the handlebar were more easily removable, it would fit better in other cars. For us, it mostly stays unfolded in the garage as our go-to for walks and nearby outings rather than something we load into the car regularly. I could see that getting frustrating for someone who chooses this as their only option for transporting kids. Cleaning is a breeze. A wipe-down, a spray with the hose, or just flipping it over to shake out crumbs is all it takes. The only thing is the side netting can get annoying to clean if you let stuff dry on it, but if you wipe it as it gets dirty, no issues. I still wouldn't choose this wagon over a stroller as my only option, but for families doing a lot of outdoor activities, it really does fill a gap nothing else covers.

This wagon is incredible for bigger outings. It's spacious, comfortable, and the oversized wheels basically give it cushion over bumps. I've been hauling my one-year-old son around in it for about six or seven months now, and we both love it. We've taken it to sunflower gardens, theme parks, the actual park, picnic dates, and on neighborhood walks. My son loves holding his snacks on the side tray, and there's a cup holder too. The extra foot support underneath is a great touch. I feel like a traditional stroller is better for the mall or quick neighborhood walks, but the wagon is perfect for bigger events where you want more storage space and you want your child to have more freedom to be happy and comfortable. My one real complaint is the seatbelt harness. It needs to be a five-point harness with better strap adjustments. My son was able to wiggle out of it multiple times, and it got to the point where we just stopped using the buckle altogether. That definitely needs more security. The wagon is pretty big, so it's a little harder to get out of the car than a traditional stroller. The foldable compact button does make it easy to store, though. We take it out a couple times a month for big events and occasionally on strolls, and I'm really excited to keep using it, especially when we have another kid.

We absolutely love this stroller wagon and would highly recommend it. It's incredibly versatile and handles everything from asphalt and sidewalks to dirt and rougher terrain perfectly fine. We've been using it for about six months now, multiple times a week, and the quality has held up great. The kids love the little foot compartment, and they each get their own individual cupholders and snack tray, which is really nice. It also provides a lot of shade. One feature we're especially excited about is the ability to clip in a car seat, since we have another child on the way and plan to keep using it with the new baby. Honestly, I can't think of anything I'd improve. It's great quality all around.

The Evenflo Stroller Wagon is something we'd buy again and again. We got it when my kids were a newborn and two-year-old, and now that they're one and three, we love it just as much. My daughter actually prefers it over a stroller and asks to take the wagon every time we go out. It's great on all terrains. We've used it at the beach, walking to the park, through the neighborhood, and out to dinner. It handles grass, gravel, and uneven pavement without any issues. In soft sand, we switch from pushing to pulling, which makes it move through the beach easily. The storage under the kids' feet is huge. We keep extra diapers and wipes in there. The kids have their own snack trays and cup holders, and there's a cup holder on the side of the handle for mom or dad, which has been a favorite feature for us. Folding it flat is an absolute game changer. It takes minimal space in the car. Even when it's in the trunk, I just set groceries on top of it. In our shed, it lays so flat I've actually thought about putting hooks on the wall to hang it. The only thing I'd improve is that when it's folded, the handlebar doesn't decrease in size. It sticks out a bit further than the wagon itself, which can be a little frustrating, but it's still perfectly manageable. I've recommended this wagon to many people. I wish I'd had it when my daughter was a baby.

We use this wagon almost daily and it's hands-down our toddler's preferred ride over any stroller we own. He's almost two and absolutely obsessed with it. It's spacious, the canopy keeps him shaded in the Georgia sun, and it handles different terrains really well. We've taken it to the beach and it moved through sand with no issues. What I love most is how versatile it is. We take it to the pool, on walks, on trips, and even into stores. It's not oversized like other wagons; it feels closer to stroller-sized, so it's manageable for shopping. Since we only have one kid in there right now, we can toss shopping bags in alongside him. There's definitely enough room for two kids though, and we'll probably test that out this summer when cousins visit. The dual handlebars are a great feature. You can push from one side or pull from the other, which is really helpful on tough terrain or when the wagon is loaded down and you need a second person to assist. Maintenance is easy. We just spray it down and hose it out. It's held up well over the six months we've had it, handling a toddler, all his snacks, sand, and dirt without any durability concerns. Two things I'd improve: the turn radius could be sharper for tighter maneuvering, and I wish the middle footrest area could fold up to make the interior flat, so you could create a little bed for naps at the beach or pool. Overall, this is the wagon-stroller we reach for first, every time.

I love the Evenflo Omni Stroller Wagon. The best part is that it folds pretty flat in less than a minute, so it fits in my trunk nicely alongside all our baseball gear, chairs, and everything else, whether we're using my SUV with the third row up or my husband's car. I love that I can either push it or pull it, making it super versatile. The snack cups are perfect for keeping my littlest content, and the sun cover is great for shade during games. I've had it about five months now. During baseball and softball season, I used it three to four days a week, and in the off-season I still use it one to two days a week. I wouldn't change anything. I really love the build and style of this wagon.

We love this stroller wagon. It rolls smoothly whether we're pushing or pulling, and it's a good height. We've taken it on gravel, grass, sidewalks, and around the track at our school without any bumpy rides. Both kids ride comfortably, and we use it at least 5-10 times a month for big outdoor events and evening walks. My one wish is better shade coverage. The canopy covers the top, but sun and heat come in from the sides, which has been tough during the really hot weather we've had recently. Some kind of shade extender would make a big difference. Overall, we've had it for several months and really enjoyed our adventures in it.

This wagon stroller has been a great addition for our family, and I'm honestly surprised how much I reach for it over a typical stroller. I've taken my three-and-a-half-year-old and one-year-old to the farmer's market, the beach, the zoo, and daily park trips, and it's worked out really well for all of them. We use it about once a week, mostly for outdoor outings. The reversible sunshade is a feature we really like. It's comfortable enough for the kids to sit and eat their snacks in, and there's plenty of room to bring extra gear along. I also appreciate that there are cup holders for both kids plus an additional one for the grown-up. I exclusively use the stroller handle rather than the pull wagon handle. It would be nice if there were a way to lock the wagon handle into place, because when you're not holding it, it just falls on the ground. That said, since there are two handle options, it doesn't really detract from the overall experience. Overall, this wagon stroller has been really helpful for our family outings.

This stroller wagon combo is a really fun, affordable addition to our kids' gear, even if it's not as luxurious as some strollers I've used. I have four kids (ages 7, 5, 3, and 19 months), and all but the 7-year-old comfortably fit in it. He's tried it but is maxing out on size. Each seat has buckles, a snack tray, and a drink holder, plus there's a cup holder for me. The sunshade is a super nice feature. I can pull it over both kids or push it back when they want some sun. My favorite feature is the car seat compatibility. There are two little connectors that snap onto the wagon, and the car seat clips right on. It honestly could not be easier. That means I can push a toddler and a newborn in a car seat at the same time, like a double stroller. When there's no toddler sitting underneath the car seat, that space becomes great storage for shopping at a mall or grocery store. It folds up really easily and slim with one click down and one pull back open, so it stores well in my garage. The tires don't pop, which is nice on rougher terrain. I've been using it for about a year, taking it out at least a few times a week, mainly for walks to school. That said, you can tell it's on the more affordable side. You feel the bumps, and it can be stubborn to turn on sharp corners or uneven sidewalks, especially with the heavier kid sitting farther from me. The weight distribution makes it harder to shift. I notice it daily but never enough to be truly bothered. I just have to plan for turns and non-flat surfaces. Storage is also limited to a couple of pockets when it's full of kids. One thing I never use is the wagon pull feature. You pull out a big bar and lift it up so you can pull instead of push. I just don't understand the point of it. Overall, this is a great option for families who want versatility without the luxury price tag.

I highly recommend this stroller wagon. As a mom of a two-year-old and a newborn, it's made outings so much easier. My toddler has plenty of room to sit comfortably, and my son's Evenflo car seat attaches directly to the wagon, which is great when he's sleeping and I don't want to take him out. It just snaps right in as long as you have the attachment piece. The wagon is spacious, sturdy, and practical for having two little ones at different ages. It's perfect for walks, parks, and family outings. I've had it for a couple of weeks and honestly use it every day or every other day on walks around the neighborhood with my kids. The one thing I wish it had is some kind of pouch or zippered pocket so I could store my wallet, phone, or sunglasses in the wagon.

This is the best stroller I’ve ever owned and I can't say enough good things about it. It handles all terrains beautifully, from streets and sidewalks to gravel and dirt roads. It's lightweight and very easy to get in and out of the car. Setup was simple, and the build is very durable. Seating and comfort are great for all of my kids. You can tell it was thoughtfully created with families in mind. I have three kids and a dog, and I've been using this stroller on a weekly basis for several months now. There is honestly nothing I would change about this stroller.

This wagon is really convenient and handles all kinds of terrain beautifully. We've taken it to the beach, soccer fields, playgrounds, grassy parks, and gravel, and it pulls smoothly over all of them. The front bar pull method was especially handy on sand. My sister has a different wagon that was much harder to pull in comparison. My daughter loves that she can see out 360 degrees, which she can't do in a traditional stroller. It folds really well and can fit both children and items. Compared to a traditional stroller, it offers a lot more space for gear when you have one child riding, and even with two kids it works great. The outside storage compartments are my one complaint. They're fine for a phone and a couple of small snacks, but I wish they could fit a small diaper bag or several bottles of water. The exterior storage doesn't match what I've seen on some other wagons on the market. I've had it for at least seven months now and use it regularly for more adventure-type outings. It's been a great fit for our active family.

The Evenflo Omni Crew Wagon is a really nice setup for transporting two kids, though I wish it had more storage. I've been using it for about six months with my eight-month-old in the car seat attachment and my four-year-old riding in the wagon. I can actually use my Evenflo seat from my old car seat travel system, and it works great for the baby. The ease of pushing is really nice, and I love that there are separate handles for pulling it as a wagon and pushing it as a stroller. The cup holders are great for the kids' snacks and cups, and there are little storage baskets on the sides that are handy. It folds up easily and fits into my car well. My biggest complaint is the lack of a storage basket for a diaper bag, water bottles, or snacks. With toddlers, that's a real struggle. You could put a stroller caddy on the front of the handlebar as a workaround. It is a little heavy to steer depending on how much your kids weigh. With both my four-year-old and the baby in it, steering can be tough, so usually my husband pushes it. Overall it holds up well and I really like it.

This is my go-to wagon, and I use it one to two times a week over my stroller. It maneuvers incredibly well thanks to the 360-degree swivel wheels on one end. I can push it with one hand while walking the dog with the other and never feel like I lose control. It's also surprisingly light for its size and folds completely flat. I have a year-and-a-half-old son, so only one of the two seats is in use, but the extra space is great. He can move around when we're stopped, and he can easily reach into a snack bag I toss in beside him instead of stuffing everything under a stroller where it drags on the ground. We take it to the park, around the neighborhood on pavement, through grass, and even shallow sand without any issues. I previously had an accordion-fold wagon that was so heavy it was miserable to transport. This one is a huge improvement on that front. That said, even though it folds flat and is light, it's really long when folded. I have a Ford Explorer and I have to put down the third row plus one of the second-row captain's chairs just to lay it flat. It takes up the entire length of one side of the back. If you have a car rather than an SUV, fitting it could be a real challenge. Storage at home is a bit awkward too. My other minor gripe is the cup holder placement. It sits close to my son's reach, which made me nervous about putting hot coffee in it. I wish there were cup holders positioned closer to the handle for adult drinks. The current spot works fine for a kid's cup, but for a parent's beverage it's not ideal.

This stroller wagon is a lifesaver for traveling with kids, offering ample space and serious versatility. We recently took it to Oahu and it was wonderful. My year-and-a-half-old could sit comfortably while we loaded beach toys, towels, and her diaper bag all in the same wagon. Compared to our regular everyday stroller, which only has a small, cramped basket on the bottom that's hard to access, this wagon has so much more usable space for everything you need. A big tip for anyone flying with it: airlines usually don't allow wagons to be checked for free, but if you emphasize that it's a stroller wagon hybrid designed for a young child, you can get it checked at no cost. I didn't have to pay a fee, and I'd strongly suggest anyone in a similar situation do the same. The biggest area for improvement is the wheels. They'd be much better suited as jogger-type inflatable wheels, because on uneven terrain the stroller becomes very difficult to push or pull. We use it for mall walks, parks, and hikes, and I'm sure we'd take it to even more places if it handled all-terrain surfaces better. I'd also love to see some kind of expandable cargo space, maybe a pull-out storage compartment similar to how the front wagon bar extends. You can never have enough cargo room when traveling with kids. We've had it for less than a month and I'd definitely recommend it. The space and flexibility make it worth it, especially for families on the go.

This wagon is amazing and I haven't experienced a single real frustration with it. I've used it on hikes, walking in the city, and on grass, and it handles everything well. The wheels are bigger than other wagons we've used, which makes for an easier, sturdier push. We've transported kids ranging from eight months (just sitting up) to six years old, including my own kids and my nephews. There's plenty of leg room for both taller and shorter kids, and each one has their own spot for a cup and snack. The canopy is a big perk because you can extend it over both sides or just one. I also love the front pocket where I can stash my phone, keys, and anything else I need. The only limitations are minor. The front wheels are a bit smaller than the back ones, so rocky terrain is harder to navigate. There's also no muff attachment like our strollers have, so it's definitely more of a spring and summer wagon since you can't bundle the kids up as easily in winter. On grass and bumpy roads, though, it's been totally fine. I got it in January and we've used it multiple, multiple times. Really happy with it.

This wagon handles grass and gravel with ease and seems durable after a couple months of use. It folds down pretty well and fits in a regular sedan trunk, though it does not fit in my compact hatchback. The main downside is the overall size, so finding a place to store it can be a challenge. We have an infant and a seven-year-old, so right now we mostly use it with our car seat, which is compatible. We haven't really tested it with a toddler yet, but I suspect we'll use it a lot more once he gets bigger. I use it maybe every other week since he's still little and we have a different stroller for now. No issues with it so far.

This wagon has become our favorite stroller. We use it at least once a day for walks, and it feels very durable after six months of regular use. I'm typically hauling two kids, a one-year-old and a seven-year-old, and it handles both easily. We live close to the zoo, so we walk there often, and it's also great for school pickups on days we walk. I love the cup holders for my water bottle and the little pouch on the outside for a book or whatever I want to bring along. The wheels occasionally get a little turned when you're rounding corners or turning around, making it hard to steer for a second, but once they adjust it rolls easily. Going straight is no problem at all. I do wish it folded more compact, maybe in half rather than just flat, but that might be asking too much.

We use the Evenflo Omni Crew every day or every other day for evening walks and weekend outings, and it's become our go-to stroller for hauling my three-year-old and 16-month-old. I was initially skeptical of the wheels, but after several months of use they've proven solid. They steer well and have held up surprisingly well on grass and various terrain. The drop-down foot area is what really sets this wagon apart. I previously used a flat-bottom stroller wagon and didn't realize how much the extra foot room mattered until we compared them over time. My 16-month-old has space to maneuver, pick up toys from the bottom, and just be more comfortable instead of being trapped in a straight-legs position. The flat bottom might have been slightly better for naps, but we ended up strongly preferring the Omni Crew overall. It folds up nicely and works great for neighborhood walks, sporting events, and trips to the park. We really haven't had any issues with it.

This wagon handles any terrain effortlessly, from cobblestone to grass to dirt, and we stopped using our other wagon entirely because this one is so much better. The mesh siding is a standout feature. On a 90-degree zoo day, it kept our kids noticeably cooler than our previous wagon would have. It's also incredibly versatile to maneuver. I prefer pushing it like a stroller, and my husband prefers pulling it like a traditional wagon, and both ways are really easy to handle. The only improvement I'd suggest is a larger sunshade. It's not quite big enough for two children. We have a one-year-old and a four-year-old, and we take this wagon out five or six times a month to amusement parks, the zoo, and other outings. We've had it for several months now and it's been great every time.

This wagon is amazing for our family. I have two small boys, a year and a half and six months, and it's perfect for taking to the park or beach. We can load up toys, snacks, everything without worrying about bringing multiple strollers. It's incredibly sturdy compared to normal strollers, which can be a little flimsy. Where we live there are a lot of bumps, uphills, downhills, and nature trails that sometimes get our strollers stuck. We haven't encountered that issue with this wagon, which I personally love. We've had it for about seven or eight months and take it out multiple times a week, especially on weekends when we're more active with the kids. If I had to improve anything, something more compact would be nice, but that would limit the storage space, which is one of its best features. For our lifestyle, it's honestly perfect. I would definitely recommend this for parents of multiples.