WonderFold - VW4 Volkswagen Stroller Wagon

I got the large expensive wonderfold wagon that’s themed like a VW bus and it’s way too big and heavy to fold and take anywhere. It’s 75 lbs and I’m a single mom that cannot lift that in and out of my car. So I went to target and got a cheap one for $100 and that works very well. I take it everywhere for my son and he’s comfy.

Have a wonderfold and it's nice but alot of places are banning them and flying with them and traveling in general has become a issue.. Most airlines minus united and some say southwest make u check them at counter witch makes them useless in airports and alot of zoos and parks and stuff don't allow them to. The new wonderfold fits alot better in cars but the w4 takes up alot of space in a trunk

Have a wonderfold and it's nice but alot of places are banning them and flying with them and traveling in general has become a issue.. Most airlines minus united and some say southwest make u check them at counter witch makes them useless in airports and alot of zoos and parks and stuff don't allow them to. The new wonderfold fits alot better in cars but the w4 takes up alot of space in a trunk

Agree about the Wonderfold W4. Incredible wagon, but it’s like 65 pounds and takes the entire trunk. It’s technically portable, but you better be strong and have a big car. For that reason, best use is walks originating at home where it can be stored.

I have a wonderfold w4 and I highly recommend it (esp if you have a place to store it all set up, as folding it requires unpatching the seats and it’s a pain). BOB doubles are so, so good but not for your setup.

Anecdotally, I’ve had no issues navigating my w4 through any doors. Not too big for standard doors, and easy enough to pull through alone if no one else is around.

Veer wagon 1000%!! I own the uppa baby vista, Wonderfold, veer, & uppa baby minu. Veer is my absolute fave! Parks, mall, sports, travel. Great for any scenario. Hate my Wonderfold, tho it is the W4 so maybe the smaller ones are better. Uppababy Minu (with the ride on board thing) is great if you’re a busy mom and need to be a lot of places and things to do. I have 4 kids and the 2 oldest are in sports every night of the week so having my baby in the stroller and my 2 year old riding the board and then my older ones walking, I can get places fast and can fit in small areas. Uppababy vista is a clutch stroller, I have no complaints about it at all. I love all the options for seating. And I can often bring 3 kids on it easily. My only gripe would be it’s bulky once you get all the shit on it, so if you’re not hectic and don’t need to be in cramped places then it’s also a #1 contender. (I’ve had mine for 5 years and it’s still mint, she holds up GREAT)

Started with new uppababy vista, bought a used joovy double stroller, bought a new wonderfold W4, bought an umbrella stroller, bought a bugaboo donkey duo, sold the joovy, sold uppababy vista, bought a new uppababy minu and car seat adapter for the W4. planning on selling bugaboo donkey. Will likely end up buying a jogging stroller + bike trailer to replace our non-stroller convertible bike trailer. I have 3 kids, 3.5, 2, and 3.5mo. Different strollers have been useful for different seasons of parenting.

I have a Wonderfold W4 wagon, an Uppababy Vista 2, and a Bob Duallie jogger stroller and all can be configured with adapters to accommodate the Chicco Keyfit car seat. I have a 16 month age gap and use each stroller/wagon differently but my Uppababy gets the most use. The car seat needs a special adapter up top (looks like a square halo) and the toddler seat needs a special adapter on the bottom. I had already purchased the Vista system for my first so all I had to buy for #2 was the bottom adapters but holy hell I have like $1500 sunk into that stroller between the OG pieces and adapters/seats. It functions fine as a double stroller. Bulky to fold up and put into a trunk but way lighter and easier to manhandle than my Wonderfold or Bob Duallie. The Bob Duallie pushes the best out of any of the 3 but it’s so wide that it’s not practical for enclosed spaces like a store. Perfect for things with rough terrain like gravel or lawn (think farmers market, outdoor festival, etc). The Wonderfold is so convenient to throw everything into and contain everyone/everything but it’s so heavy and cumbersome to push and it takes up the entire trunk of my 3rd row SUV. It is great though for things like a long day at the zoo or hauling everything to the park or pool.

We got a wagon because I have an 8 year old and a 1 year old and hope to have another baby next year. I use our wagon to take my big kid on long walks with the toddler, they'll get in there together when the 8 year old gets tired. I do have a big wagon, though, a wonderfold w4. So for me, worth it. My oldest was 2 years older than my middle (the 8 year old). Wagons weren't really a big thing when they were little and I never felt like I was missing it. If I only had my 1 year old I doubt I'd use our wagon much, it's really big and heavy. It's just use our stroller (which is what I do when it's just my and the littlest one).

I had a 3 wheel jogging stroller, then a baby jogger city select double. That one i have been using for a decade. Totally worth every penny. I have had an umbrella stroller as well and now i have a wonderfold stroller wagon, too. The only one i regret is the 3 wheel jogger. Maybe i was dumb at the time but in my mind i had concluded that double strollers were only for twins. Somehow i didn't realize that I'd need a double for my two kiddos 2 years apart

We have a double BOB jogging stroller and a Wonderfold w4 wagon for our 3 boys (ages 4, 3 and 1.5). From newborn, we could use the wagon with a grocery cart hammock in it for baby. The double stroller lies almost flat so it’s fine after 3 months or so (not for actual jogging). We love the wagon for specific purposes, like the zoo, Halloween, neighborhood pool. But it’s too big/heavy for me to load in the truck by myself and too cumbersome for general outings, not great on uneven ground. The double stroller is much more maneuverable, and the third kid can even sit on the front foot rest.

For my three youngest children soon, I am going to have twins along with a young 1-year-old so things like a ride along board are really a no go for me as my toddler may not even be walking yet, much less basically skateboarding. I actually need to take all of my kids out daily because I have a much older kid too who I walk to and from school every day, so it has to be something that actually would work for a half hour twice a day and of course the board attachments would never work for that consistently like I would need them to, that's too much to expect of a 1-year-old. So, I'm going to do the wonderfold w4 wagon with the baby hack using two uppababy vista snugseats so that the newborns can fit in there safely with their brother, and possibly combine that with the other hack out there for putting the front seat on in a way that babies can recline more if it seems like it needs that. I wish I didn't have to be so creative with it, if they (literally anyone in the US) would just sell a stroller that can accommodate two newborns and a toddler already I would be all over that. But apparently it's not a big enough market to go about making that. But if it works out, then I have a wagon that may get several more years of use than a regular stroller. Plus if I have another baby, there is still room for one more.