This is just as described! It is sturdy and easy to navigate with 2 kids and a newborn. Highly recommended for daily walks and camping. Well worth the money.

The push is awkward and does not push like a stroller. The frame was not strong. After opening it I would need to push on the seats to ensure that the frame would lock. Customer service is not the greatest either so asking for help doesn’t get you much. The handle bar began to squeak after we took it to the beach which made for very annoying walks with the kids in it. Returned it. Purchasing the Veer next and excited about their new design with the swivel wheels away from the handle bar. That pushes more like a stroller. Save your money and just invest in another wagon that will deliver what it claims.

Fairly easy to put together. Whew! I was worried it was going to be too big and bulky and dare I say clumsy to maneuver, but no. It seems to be perfect for two kids with all their paraphernalia. Stupid I know, but we travel heavy on trips to the zoo and such. So, If you are like me and have everything with you, this is the wagon for you. Two kids with plenty of room for kid crappola. I especially like the nap mat in case a kid really needs to take a snooze. Last thing, the wheels. Almost all other options on the market have subpar wheels. They are made for dry smooth mall walking. Not so great for the real world. Seriously, take notice of the wheels as they will make the difference between a nightmare trip or not. These wheels are adequate. They could be better, but they are better than most other brands on the market. One wheel was slightly wonky, but it didn't affect the ride.

To begin, we've been through several wagons and strollers (low end as well as high end). Several wagons tout themselves as "all terrain" only to be a let down as soon as you take them on less than groomed paths. The Anthem is actually the real deal! This thing is built like a tank and truly made to take on rough terrain.We bought the Anthem4 along with another popular wagon since neither could be tested in person where we live. The features that made us go with the Anthem4 are as follows:- First and foremost, Gladly has the best customer service I've experienced in a long time (maybe ever). They've been quick to answer questions and resolve issues if any arose. They also genuinely listen to customers and do their best to make wish list items happen for their customers.- We mostly use our wagon outdoors- hiking trails, the coast/beaches, the zoo, trips to the park, around the neighborhood on bumpy sidewalks with sidewalks that end abruptly. We generally don't use the wagon for shopping or doctor's appt's so it was more important to have something rugged and truly all terrain vs maneuverable through narrow aisles.- We personally find the Anthem SO zippy and maneuverable. You just have to get used to steering with the rotating wheels in the back. Once you get used to swiveling the back wheels instead of trying to push the wagon in the direction you're trying to go, you'll realize you can get it to make sharp turns fully loaded from a dead stop. You can change the wagon from push to pull mode with a swivel of the hand, have it walk alongside you, or have it do cookies down the sidewalk (just because you can, lol!). It's pretty incredible how it glides along.- We like that the sides are lower so our boys can climb in/out easily. The lower sides also mean a more "panoramic view". There isn't "a bad seat" as both seats have high visibility.- The canopies are freaking awesome!! This sold my 4 year old on the wagon as he loved that they could be zipped shut. It quickly became his "cocoon" when we took him out in it.- Gladly doesn't nickel and dime you for all the accessories. It comes standard with cup holders, a parent console, the canopies, and a nap mat.Things that could be improved (but obviously weren't deal breakers for us):- The canopies are on the shorter side. My 42" 4 year old's head touches the top of them. It isn't a deal breaker as my boys usually push canopies away the moment they're put up anyways but I know it's a big deal for others.- The wagon is spot clean only. The fabric can't be removed and thrown in the wash and hosing it down is not recommended. On a positive, the seats are plastic and therefore a breeze to wipe down.- While it's lighter than most (if not all) 4 seater wagons out there, it's still not exactly light and I find it a bit cumbersome to load up by myself.- The Anthem4 does not have a snack tray that's been manufactured for it yet. My favorite hack is the expandable Delta Jeep snack tray which fits great over the handlebars. It's not the most secure fit and probably wouldn't work if your kids try to pull snack trays off but absolutely awesome if they don't.If these aren't deal breakers for you and you're looking for a wagon ready for adventures, then I can't recommend the Anthem4 highly enough!

As a military engineer, I can say that this wagon is designed and manufactured wonderfully. Both the material and the structure are high quality and durable. It basically comes assembled, you just need to pop on the wheels and it's ready to go. It's highly maneuverable and glides very smoothly with very little force over grass, gravel, and sand. There are seat belts for every passenger and my one-year-old is content to sit in there for hours at a time. My favorite part of this thing is how it collapses so easily for transport. There's one latch on the side where both the seats and the enclosure fold down, and another latch to control the angle of the push/pull handle. If you need to take off the wheels before loading it in your car, they pop off very easily and fit inside the wagon. Excellent Purchase!

I don't normally write reviews, but there weren't too many so I think it's nice to add my thoughts. I liked all the addons this wagon had like the storage and cup holders and mattress - so I took a chance. We actually love the thing.I was nervous about this size of this purchase (the 4 seater), but I'm very happy with the result. Make sure you have the room to store the wagon and a big enough car to tote it around, it's large and somewhat hard to get in and out of a vehicle.However, once it's rolling it's great! The handle can be fixed so you can push it like a stroller, I love that. And the sun shades are fantastic. It's really well made, it all feels like a premium product and I expect the wheels to last for a long time over lots of terrain. It is perfect for concerts, beaches, picnics whatever.It easily fits 2 kids and gear. That's why we went bigger to be able to store extra stuff along with the kids. The idea of dragging a wagon with a backpack on seemed silly. I think we made the right choice overall!p.s. that blue color is actually better looking than the pics...