Evenflo Transformer Stroller and Wagon - Pitch Black

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received this stroller from Stellar Testing Panel and was easy to install. My 17month twins loved riding the wagon style and was perfect for them. It steered very well and canopy was good in covering them. One downside is that the handle does not lock when used in another direction (suppose to be used in dual direction mode) also the middle tray for the wagon direction does not fit. Only works on the toddler seat mode which was confusing. But overall it’s useful to be able to transform it into a wagon only with one seat and I do not need to carry extra compartments.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler and I have enjoyed using this stroller-to-wagon transformer so far. I really appreciate the versatility — it easily converts from a stroller to a wagon and even doubles as a pramette. For my husband and I, we really like the cup holders on either side. My toddler is obsessed with the wagon mode and especially loves having the snack tray. I also like that we can use the sunshade/canopy for the wagon and that it is UPF 50+, keeping my little one protected from the sun. I originally thought we would use this more for our newborn, but my toddler has been enjoying it so much. I just wish there were adapters for other newborn carseat brands. Unfortunately, I don't have the Evenflo carseat to try using the stroller for both my newborn and toddler at the same time. Putting the stroller together wasn’t difficult, but it did take a bit more effort than I initially expected. That makes sense, though, considering all the different ways it can be used. It also takes a bit of time to go from one setting to another, so I will probably stick with one setting for the day instead of switching between them. I can see it being a hassle for some people who would prefer a simpler stroller or wagon. It’s definitely on the heavier and bulkier side, but again, that’s understandable given the robust design and multiple features. It did take up most of our trunk space of one car, so depending on what car you have, you may not be able to fit much more in your trunk. It was also a bit more difficult to navigate the stroller with one hand, but maybe I'm just weak.. I do like how sturdy it is, but I wish it was a bit easier to handle with one hand if possible. Not sure if that's possible with these types of strollers though. Overall, this product is a fantastic investment for families who want flexibility, durability, and something that will grow with their child. Seeing my toddler light up in wagon mode makes it worth it for my family, and it has been our daily routine to push her around our neighborhood. I can't wait until my newborn is older and they can both ride in it together. I was given this stroller to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This multifunction wagon-stroller is such a smart concept that I was so excited to try! I first set it up as a stroller and converted it to a wagon, which my 4 year old and 11 month old kids have loved riding in. (My 4 year old is also thrilled to ride in a “transformer!”) As a wagon, it seems sturdy yet is surprisingly smooth and lightweight to push. We have a lot of bumpy sidewalks in our neighborhood, and it’s definitely easier to push than our heavy double stroller. My infant feels secure in the supported seat, and my big kid has space to sit and move around comfortably. There’s also plenty of room in the basket underneath to put snacks and supplies. It does say to not put weight on the basket, which is where feet rest and where one would naturally stand when getting in/out — avoiding this makes it a little difficult for a bigger kid to get in and out on their own. (That said, my kid has “accidentally” stood up on the basket and it has held him fine.) I like the built-in sun shade, but as you can see in my photo, it isn’t quite wide enough for kids to relax back in their seats and have their heads covered. The whole set up looks nice though and doesn’t seem to show dirt easily! We haven’t used this much as a stroller yet, but transforming is a little tricky (I found videos on their website helpful). Folding it up as a wagon is also difficult, which makes it feel less portable/travel friendly, but maybe there are some tricks that we haven’t yet figured out. Overall. I’d definitely recommend this to anyone considering getting a wagon, especially if one kid is older and you don’t a double stroller that the big kid won’t be as excited to ride in. I am grateful to have received this product from the Stellar Product Testing Panel - one of my favorite products to date!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had really high hopes for this stroller-to-wagon hybrid, but overall it ended up being more frustrating than functional for our family. I think someone with more patience than me could really get a ton of value, use and enjoyment out of this stroller systems The biggest challenge for me was the setup and overall complexity. I understand that multi-function systems come with a learning curve, but this one felt excessive. The packaging and assembly instructions were difficult to follow and the print was too small and the visuals weren’t clear enough to confidently understand each step. It was also surprisingly hard to even locate the instructions in the box. I don’t mind supplementing with a quick video, but needing to rely on multiple videos just to get started felt like too much. Once assembled, there were definitely some positives. The ride itself is very smooth, and the design is sleek and visually appealing. We primarily used it in wagon mode, and our daughter absolutely loved it—she was genuinely sad whenever we put it away, which says a lot. I couldn’t figure out how to get the snack tray right in wagon mode though so we couldn’t use that. That said, the versatility that’s supposed to be a major selling point didn’t really translate into ease of use for us. Switching between modes felt like a hassle compared to other stroller systems, so it’s not something I see myself doing regularly. Additionally, while wagon mode is smooth on flat surfaces, you have to lift the entire wagon over curbs or bumps because the wheels don’t feel as sturdy or rugged as expected. This actually makes it pretty challenging to use in wagon mode if you’re by yourself. My husband had to help out a lot around curbs and bumps. Overall, while it looks great and offers a smooth ride, the complicated setup and lack of practical ease when switching modes make it hard to recommend, especially if you’re looking for something intuitive and convenient for everyday use. I really do think someone with more patience than me could really enjoy it though! Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this stroller.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When my first son was born, I did all the research and got him a lovely stroller. What we didn't think about was that when we had our second son, that single stroller would no longer be effective. So, we bought a used single to double stroller. We wanted something that wouldn't be too wide when walking with friends on narrow sidewalks and could easily navigate through doors. Unfortunately, we found it just too hard to push and maneuver with my older son on the front, so we bought a luxury wagon - yes, we've tried everything! While it was nice for strolls around the neighborhood, it was too heavy and bulky to pack up in the car when going out, so we were back to using our little single stroller and making it work. Then, thanks to Stellar Product Testing Panel, we were able to try this Evenflo Transformer wagon. It has been a GAME CHANGER! Both of my sons - almost 3 & 11 months love this wagon! My 3 year old can get in and out safely by himself, which is great because you know he's going to try even when he can't & we can now offer him that independence. I love that it's all one piece with different configurations - no transporting different conversion kits, you bring the stroller and you can configure however you need. It is sturdy but light enough and easy to pack down in the car. The flip bar is wonderful, locks well in place but super easy to flip from push to pull. I was a little worried the wheels wouldn't be rugged enough but nope - they are good quality! My only complaint is that there is not a ton of underneath storage for large items in wagon mode, but truly I don't know how they could have designed better. Of all our options, this is now our go-to!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a mom of a 5-month-old and an almost 3-year-old, I’m always looking for gear that can handle both kids and fit into our everyday routine. I was given this stroller to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel, and overall, it’s been a really useful addition—especially for outings with my toddler. My overall impression is that this stroller-to-wagon hybrid is very versatile and thoughtfully designed. I love that you can switch between pushing it like a stroller or pulling it like a wagon depending on the situation. That flexibility has made outings easier, whether we’re walking through the neighborhood or spending time at the park. The wheels handle grass and gravel really well, which is a big plus for us. The different modes are one of the standout features. I like that everything is built into one system instead of needing separate gear. Switching from seat mode to bassinet/wagon mode is easy once you get the hang of it, although there is a bit of a learning curve at first—it took me about a week to feel fully comfortable using all the features. The bassinet is surprisingly spacious, big enough for my toddler to lay down and rest if needed. I also appreciate how lightweight the seat is—it’s not heavy at all, which makes adjusting and switching modes easier. My 3-year-old absolutely loves riding in it and says the seat is comfortable. I also really like that you can position the seat to face toward you or away from you and recline it either way. The canopy is another highlight—it provides great coverage and can be adjusted almost fully depending on the sun, which has been really helpful. That said, for families with multiple young kids, there are a few limitations. Right now, it works great for my toddler, but my 5-month-old doesn’t have a dedicated seat unless I purchase and use a car seat adapter (which I haven’t done yet). I do wish there was an infant seat included or available so both kids could comfortably sit in the wagon at the same time. Also, only one side has a seat back—having seat backs on both sides would make it much more practical for two kids, especially if they’re close in age. Another thing to note is storage. When using it in wagon mode, the basket space is pretty limited since kids’ feet tend to take up that area. I also found that the snack trays don’t move easily in wagon mode, so you have to remove them to get kids in and out when using the bassinet setup, which can be a little inconvenient. On the plus side, it’s easy to open and close, and I really like the details like the cup holder that moves and twists with the handle. Little features like that make a difference during everyday use. Overall, what stood out most to me is the versatility—being able to switch between stroller and wagon modes, adjust seating positions, and use the bassinet all in one product is incredibly convenient. With a few improvements for younger babies and storage, this could easily be a go-to for families with multiple kids.

The stroller is great, but I dont like how the top doesn't cover all the way. So only one child gets the shade. Sadly, I will be returning the stroller.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this wagon/stroller! I have a 1 year old and 3 year old, and we were outgrowing our very expensive stroller system that I thought I just HAD to have when I was pregnant with my first. Both of my kids are 99%+ percentile for height, so a stacked stroller system where one seat is larger than the other and only the larger one can go on top just did not work. I'm a member of the Stellar Product Testing Panel, so when they asked if they could send me this one, I was amped. I was between needing a single stroller for my 1 year old, but also wanting something they could both sit in if my 3 year old needed a break on a long walk or at the zoo. Well, the day after this came, we had a zoo trip planned, so we broke it in quickly. I texted my husband within an hour of arriving at the zoo: "This wagon is elite. Love." I've primarily used it in wagon mode, however, I leave the handle pulled to stroller mode just because I find it easier and it gives me a good view of my 1 year old. I love that the seat with the harness has the kid facing the handle bar! I've only used it once so far for a single stroller but only because my 3 year old is obsessed with riding in it. I think we've taken walks in it nearly every day. It's easier to push up the huge hill we live on. The kids like that they can share snacks, although I can imagine some fights over legroom as they get older, so that's something to keep in mind. Also, there's basically no storage in wagon mode, however, I do sometimes put something under the seat with just the lap belt and it works out great. For the zoo, I just put my diaper bag on the handle (in stroller mode) and that worked really well. I added my own cup/phone holder, although the provided cup holder is great even for my big tumblers - I just like having my phone where I can see it. My only complaint was the setup and learning curve on swapping it between stroller and wagon mode is steep. My other stroller systems is very intuitive, so that's maybe where this one falls short. I'd recommend watching the videos over trying to discern the manual - the photos are not super clear. I'm probably going to write a little cheat sheet for the steps to keep in my diaper bag just I know I'm not missing anything. Not a huge negative, but, just set aside some kid-free time to get it assembled and ready. I've already been recommending this to everyone I know, and I get stopped and asked about it quite a lot. The black color shows crumbs and dirt really quickly, but it also just makes me more mindful of keeping it clean. All in all, I love this product and for my kids with their 23 month age gap, it's been the perfect option to have on hand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this stroller. I absolutely loved the transformer stroller-to-wagon feature. It was a bit difficult to convert the first time and required some practice, but once my husband and I got used to it, the transition became very smooth. The instructional videos were extremely helpful in teaching us how to use the stroller, and I would recommend watching them a few times to become familiar with switching between the different modes. In my daily routine, it made running errands and taking walks to the park or around my neighborhood much easier. My kids were so excited and looked forward to using it every time we went out. My daughter even kept asking, “Can we go somewhere?” This stroller is the kind of item every home with one or more young children should have, it truly grows with your family, which makes it incredibly convenient. This is the stroller I wish we had gotten earlier, as it would have made our daily life much easier. It includes two separate snack trays and cup holders in wagon mode, which is amazing and very kid friendly, helping to reduce arguments between siblings. Its versatility made everything more manageable with the different modes and no extra parts. For example, when my baby wanted to sleep, he could rest comfortably while my daughter walked. Then, when he woke up and she got tired, we simply converted it into a wagon. We didn’t need any additional baby gear just this stroller which made outings far more manageable without juggling multiple items. It’s incredibly convenient and practical. It also handles different terrains well, it was easy to push on sidewalks and flat surfaces during walks or errands, and easier to pull on grass or sand, like at the beach. The extra-large storage basket was incredibly helpful for outings and errands. It held everything we needed throughout the day, including items we purchased along the way. The stroller pushes very smoothly and is easy to maneuver. It also fit easily into the trunk of my mid-size sedan. There’s a cup holder also that fits a water bottle perfectly. What I love most about this stroller is how much easier and faster it made getting out of the house with my family. There was no need to bring multiple baby items just this stroller, and we were ready for the day. The basket held all of our essentials for the kids and ourselves.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Evenflo Transformer Stroller from the Stellar Product Testing Panel, and my overall impression is that it’s a very versatile system that can adapt to different outings. It fits well into my daily routine for walks and errands, and I like that it can grow with my child. Having the different modes is convenient because you won’t need to purchase a separate stroller and wagon. The wagon mode gives my little one more space, and he really enjoys it. What stood out most was how easily it transforms from a stroller to a wagon. One downside is that in wagon mode it isn’t very compact, you have to remove parts to fold it, which can be inconvenient if you’re used to quick-fold strollers. In stroller mode, however, it folds easily and quickly. That’s something to keep in mind.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given this stroller to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. It was very easy to put together, tops 15 minutes from out of the box to putting it to use. We first used it as a stroller then decided later on in the day we wanted to switch it to the wagon and it was a very easy transition. Definitely came in handy for the second child who became tired from walking. Not only did it save me from having to carry the second child, but it saved me time from having to go to the car or back home to switch out from a stroller to a wagon. I absolutely loved using this stroller-to-wagon because of how versatile it is and how comfortable it was for my kids - so comfortable that the toddler wanted to go back in the stroller when we returned home!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a mom of 3 kids, currently ages 1 year to 6 years (and a dog!). When I received this transformer stroller to wagon hybrid from Stellar Product Testing Panel, I was SO excited! Having something that would work for both my youngest, and still fit one of the older kids sounded like just the thing we needed. I was also very excited that the box said it is GREENGUARD Gold certifed! Putting the stroller together was pretty easy and intuitive, especially considering I couldn’t find the instruction manual for the first half! (It was in between the folded up pieces of the stroller seat FYI.) The videos on the website helped a ton for figuring out how to transform it to wagon mode. It was a little tricky at first, but now that I’ve done it once, it’ll be a total breeze to transform it back and forth as needed. What stood out to me the most was that the stroller is super lightweight and extremely maneuverable. I was able to steer it easily one handed (with my non-dominant hand even!) up and down curbs and turns no problem. The rubber wheels and suspension system are great. It’s easy to fold as well. While being lightweight is a total win, there are a few pieces that seem to be not as sturdy, such as the canopy and cup holder. The canopy is nice and wide, but a couple times I thought it might break as it just seems to bend easily. The cup holder could maybe hold a typical plastic water bottle, but no way was it going to hold any of the reusable water bottles I have, so that was a bummer. My main complaint is that the storage basket is not accessible when it’s in wagon mode. In stroller mode, the storage basket seems like something isn’t quite right (it hangs a little funny), and that’s because the seat will push down further when in wagon mode, lengthening the basket and making it fully stretched out. However, doesn’t seem like that’s worth it if it can’t be reached easily! You can shift the wagon seat up again to reach in there, but the kids should probably be out of the seats to do so. I’d also like to note that the wagon seat for bigger kids is not very suitable for super tall children. My 4 year old is pretty tall for her age and she fits, but it’s not very roomy. I don’t think my 6 year old would be comfortable for long in there, and he might be too heavy anyways. My one year old loved it though! It was great to be able to have a seat for my 4 year old, as she still gets more easily tired than my 6 year old does. Overall we have really enjoyed this stroller and would definitely recommend it! It’s a great versatile option instead of having multiple strollers and/or wagons. I also think using the wagon mode as a double stroller would have much more longevity for two kids, rather than a typical double stroller with two infant/seats. I definitely wished we had something like this sooner! I hope this review can help other families enjoy this stroller-wagon hybrid!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really wanted to love this stroller/wagon combo, but after using it, I have mixed feelings. There are definitely some positives. The leather/foam handles are very comfortable, and overall the ride is smooth. The large hood works well in stroller mode, and my husband especially likes the fold-up system. That said, there are quite a few design issues that make it frustrating to use day-to-day. First, it’s noticeably heavy, and the frame has some play in it, which causes rattling and clicking noises while moving. The front wheels also don’t swivel easily, which makes turning more difficult than it should be. The handle design is one of my biggest complaints. The large button placement is awkward—especially when pushing with one hand—because you end up gripping the hard plastic instead of the cushioned handle. This is even more noticeable in wagon mode, where you’re almost always pushing one-handed. The handle also feels flimsy when fully extended. Storage and functionality could use improvement. The basket is small, shallow, and doesn’t sit securely, so items tend to roll around. In wagon mode, storage becomes even more limited—there are no interior pockets, and the cup holder is poorly designed (it rotates too easily and spilled my drink almost immediately). It would be much more useful to have fixed cup holders or built-in storage for kids’ snacks and drinks. Comfort-wise, the shoulder straps could be softer or padded, as they weren’t very comfortable against my kids’ skin. The canopy also falls short in wagon mode—it doesn’t provide enough coverage and sits awkwardly near the kids’ faces. Material quality is another concern. A lot of the plastic feels cheap, and you can feel seams while pushing, which doesn’t inspire confidence in long-term durability. There are some thoughtful ideas here, like the ability to switch between stroller and wagon modes, but it ultimately feels like it’s trying to do too much. Because of that, it doesn’t excel at either function. If you’re looking for a single, budget-friendly option that can serve both purposes, this might work for you. But personally, I would rather invest in a dedicated stroller and a separate wagon that each perform their specific roles really well. As always, thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this stroller!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received The Transformer stroller to wagon to review for Stellar Panel. As a mom of a 1-year-old and a 4.5-year-old, I’ve been searching for an easy-to-use wagon stroller that works for everyday use but can also adapt when I only need it for one child instead of two. I was very excited to try the transformer stroller wagon, and it did not disappoint. Converting it from stroller to wagon is simple and straightforward. It performs well across different terrains, pushing and pulling smoothly even with both kids riding (over 50 pounds combined). My children especially loved having their own sides with snack trays—it made outings much more enjoyable for them. In stroller mode, I really appreciated the spacious storage basket underneath, which is perfect for carrying essentials. Cons: The fold is not very compact, so it can be bulky and takes up a significant amount of trunk space—something to consider if you have limited space, like I do. It’s also quite heavy and can be difficult to lift in and out of my SUV when I’m on my own. Additionally, in wagon mode, the harness seat does not recline, which makes it difficult for my 1-year-old to nap comfortably. Overall , While it doesn’t meet every need I have in a stroller-wagon combo, it checks off many important ones. Because of that, I would still recommend it. Thanks to the Stellar Testing Panel for sending me the Transformer.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given this stroller to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. My family and I are in love with this stroller-to-wagon hybrid. It quickly became part of our everyday routine because of how easy and convenient it is to use. It is a reliable, luxurious looking all-in-one solution that simplifies getting out of the house with my three kids. Being able to switch between stroller and wagon depending on the situation is incredibly helpful. It’s definitely a huge plus to have everything in one system instead of needing to own several different strollers. I was able to get rid of my other strollers and now have so much more garage space. The versatility of this stroller system has made outings feel more relaxed and less stressful, which is a big win for our family. My kids love riding in the stroller, they say it’s fun and comfortable. Massive win!! It’s also a dream to push, even one handed. It’s even easy to push over bumps. I’m in love with this stroller system!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We’ve had a good experience with the Evenflow Transformer, and it has a great concept behind it. There are just a handful of things we would change. It rides very smoothly, gliding along the sidewalk, in both the stroller and wagon mode. My toddler loves walks and so I was excited to try out the various modes on this stroller with him. After some practice, I’ve been able to transition between the modes pretty easily, and have even done it mid-walk. It does take some time to adjust. In stroller mode, the seat is very roomy, and we love the adjustable handlebar and large basket. However, the snack trays sit pretty high up, and so are more appropriate for a taller child. The parent cup holder is very flimsy and if you have a top-heavy water bottle, it will flip. Also, there are only 3 seat settings, and even in the most upright setting, it is still at a recline. My toddler was trying to sit up further to see outside of the stroller. The wagon has been everyone’s favorite setting. My toddler loves eating lunch using the trays, and they are at a great height in this mode. He also has plenty of room to wiggle and a better view of everything around him! You do lose some basket room since the child’s feet hang down into the basket. Unfortunately, the folded stroller is quite bulky and inconvenient for quick trips, such as to the grocery store. For this reason, we only use it for long walks or outings, such as the zoo. I would recommend this stroller-to-wagon transformer to anyone who is looking for a more versatile item and does not want to purchase multiple products. It will definitely grow with your family. We’re excited to take the stroller out in wagon mode on more outings this summer, and think it would be great for the beach. Thank you to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for the opportunity to test this product!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a mom to 2 under 2, I knew I’d eventually need a wagon, but we don’t have the car space to carry around a stroller and a wagon. Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel, they gave me with this stroller, so now the car space is not an issue! Our first outing with the Transformer Stroller was to the zoo, and it was nice because I could lift my toddler in and out of the wagon as often as I wanted to without strapping her in and out constantly, so that she could see the different animals. If you have a child that is hard to contain, the wagon also has the ability to still buckle your child inside the wagon. You can also adapt your car seat with it when it is in the wagon form. This product came with a cup holder, a tray, and car seat adaptors. I’m thankful to have this handy product as a busy mom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this stroller as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. I was shocked at how much I loved this stroller. Admittedly, I am a bit of a stroller snob and my husband often jokes that our garage looks like a stroller showroom. We have just about every stroller we could ever need. What I loved most about this stroller was that it comes with all of the bells and whistles. Cupholder for me, snack tray and cupholder for my kiddo, and seat for conversion to the wagon. For almost every other brand we own we have had to purchase these items separately and while that is good from a customization standpoint, I feel like cupholders, snack trays and having everything you need for conversion without having to make a separate purchase should come standard. Set up instructions were not super intuitive. Once we located the video it was not difficult but the online instructional videos were hard to track down. Need far better labeling. We watched 3 videos by mistake hoping it was the right set up video. Once assembled it's easy peasy to collapse and quite compact especially given it can be used as a wagon! We have yet to use the wagon feature, but converted it just to get an idea for the space. I was skeptical given how compactly it folds, but it is quite roomy once converted. Honestly, it seems like it would work as a bassinet as well with a little insert. Love the versatility. I will check back once we are able to test out the wagon feature now that the weather is nicer and we are able to go to more outdoor events. I would highly recommend for either quick trips for the store as a single stroller or longer outings with the wagon feature.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this stroller! I cannot tell you how many times I am out with my 10mo in the stroller and my 3.5yo is riding his bike, or scooter, or wants to walk.... and then inevitably my toddler gets tired and says to me "mommy, I want to ride in the stroller" x_x ... Well before this incredible transformer stroller I was either giving my toddler a piggy back ride, or carrying my lil guy with one arm, but OMG it is a *revelation* to switch this baby into wagon-mode and throw both the little guys in there and just keep on strolling. If you are getting a stroller for your first baby but you know you are going to have more than one, I would urge you to get. this. stroller. It has every mode you need or would want from a normal stroller, but then for no extra cost, you also get wagon-mode AND an extra-large bassinet, which has also been amazing because it actually fits my 10mo for a laying down nap on the go (normally a stroller bassinet is useless after like 6mo). If I could go back I would get this stroller before having my first. At first I was worried about being able to figure out switching between all the modes, but I watched a few videos and it ended up being extremely easy to figure out. Okay, last thing: it is just SO CUTE to see my two little boys facing each other in wagon mode and having a lil snack while we walk to the park.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the Evenflo Transformer Stroller to Wagon through the Stellar Product Testing Panel, and I’ve honestly been really happy with it. Right away it felt sturdy and well made. The wheels are solid, setup was easy, and it looks really sleek—especially in wagon mode. The biggest thing for me is how easy it is to switch between stroller and wagon mode. I can do it quickly while we’re out, which makes it actually useful in everyday life. I like having the option to put both kids in wagon mode, but still being able to use it like a stroller if one needs to nap or I want a little more structure. It’s also much easier to push than I expected. It feels smooth and sturdy, and I didn’t feel like I had to fight with it, even in wagon mode. Both of my kids seem really comfortable. I like that one seat is more supportive with a higher back, which works well for my 10-month-old, while the other is more of a bench for my almost 3-year-old. There are straps for both, and they each have enough space but can still interact, which is nice. The only downside is that the lower basket isn’t very usable in wagon mode since their feet sit there, so storage is a little limited. The canopy is nice, but I do wish it gave a bit more coverage for both kids in wagon mode. In stroller mode though, the seat is really spacious and the canopy works great for naps. We’ve been using it for walks around the neighborhood and outings like farmers markets, and it fits into our routine really well. It is a little bulky to store, but that’s pretty standard for something that works as both a wagon and a double stroller. What I like most is that it replaces the need for multiple pieces of gear. I don’t feel like I need a separate wagon and stroller, which is a big win. It’s easy to use, feels high quality, and the leather handlebar is a nice touch. I would love to see options for extra storage or an extended canopy, but overall I would definitely recommend this for families with two kids, especially if one is a little older and doesn’t always need to ride but still benefits from having the option. Overall, this has been a really practical, flexible option for our family and makes getting out with two kids a lot easier.