Radio Flyer Wagon InFo: Jun 14, 2010

Monday, June 14, 2010

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Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon Review

My mother insisted on getting my son his Radio Flyer wagon. She was set on a red Radio Flyer and only knew about the good old, plain red wagon. When I told her about the Town & Country, she thought that would be a safer choice for her grandson. So, I thought I could go out a few days before his birthday and find this easily in my city. WRONG! No one had it in stock in any of their stores. Leave it to Amazon to save the day. I actually signed up for Amazon Prime with this purchase and Amazon Prime is the best thing since sliced bread and I love sliced bread!

Anyway, a definite thumbs up for this item. It handles well on pavement, on grass and in the kitchen. I recommend this one for every little boy or girl out there. :)

Oh...and it was fairly easy to put together. My son's father didn't get too frustrated when assembling it. So, that's a good thing. :)

Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon Feature

This wagon's body is crafted of natural finished hardwood with a no-pinch ball joint keeps fingers safe
This wagon features durable steel wheels with real rubber tires for a smooth and quiet ride
The extra-long handle is great for pulling and folds under for easy storage
The bright red wooden sides are easily installed and removed
The Town and Country has won Dr Toy's Best Classic Product Award
Controlled turning radius to prevent tipping

Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon Overview

This full-sized luxury model Radio Flyer, has been a best seller for over 30 years. Extra-large body crafted of natural finished hardwood, topped with bright red removable sides of select wood. Features body and sides of select wood, removable stake sides, steel wheels with semi-pneumatic tires and extra-long handle that folds under. Body measures 36" x 16.5" x 9.5".

Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon Specifications

The classic Radio Flyer wagon, this Town and Country model was first introduced over 30 years ago and has enjoyed enormous popularity ever since. Mounted on four sturdy steel wheels with real rubber tires for extra traction and a smooth ride, the Town and Country is made with a solid hardwood body and durable components. Sporting a handsome natural-wood finish and measuring 36 inches long, the wagon bed is equipped with four wooden side panels that can be easily removed. All of the wagon's metal components, including its long metal handle and swiveling ball joint, feature smooth edges to prevent injuries. When not in use, the handle can be neatly tucked under the wagon bed for more compact storage. --Chris Burns

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Customer Reviews

Disappointed - Christopher T. Boyer - Oak Park, IL
We bought this product without ever seeing it first, what a mistake! Very disappointed at the quality and craftsmanship of this product. This wagon shakes and rattles when you pull it down the sidewalk, it is embarrasing. I really wish we would have splurged and gotten the higher priced one with the off-road wheels. Will likely dump this one on Craig's List next year and get a better product.

Quality not up to Radio Flyer image - PT - Sunny Northern CA
I bought this wagon a year ago for my husband's birthday. To be used for hauling our grandson around the neighborhood and an occasional bag of garden soil. While the structure has held up, the finish on the wood slats has not. Within a month, and this was in July, the paint had started peeling. I have now sanded the sides down as I did not want to have my grandson sitting among paint chips.

Metal vs. Balsa wood maybe?????????? - Patricia L. Porada - Bellingham, WA
I DO NOT THINK THE RADIO FLYER TOWN AND COUNTRY RED WAGON IS A SUBSTANCIAL WAGON. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER TO PAY FOR A METAL WAGON THAT WOULD REALLY LAST THAN THE TOWN AND COUNTRY MODEL WITH SLATS LIKE TOOTHPICKS. tHIS WAS PURCHASED FOR A 3 YR. OLD BOY. SAFETY SHOULD BE PRIMARY, NOT THE COST. tHE LONGER WE LIVE THE MORE WE MUST REALIZE THE CHILDREN MUST COME FIRST, NOT THE DOLLAR.

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Radio Flyer Wagon InFo