Did anyone consider this wagon versus the Ultimate Comfort wagon? What are your recommendations? I'm having a tough time deciding.
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Roomier for and more versatile. Large tires make it easy to go over grass. Can use this wagon forever vs the comfort one.
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We considered the ultimate comfort but I really liked the classic look and simplicity of the radio flyer. We have had it since Christmas and it is awesome. I think it is a win either way - we have friends with the ultimate comfort. If you are buying it for kids small enough that they won't stay in the wagon on their own the seat belts of the ultimate comfort might be a good way to go. My kids periodically lay down or lay out blankets in the radio flyer - which is flexibility not available with the seats in the ultimate comfort
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The Radio Flyer Big Red was exactly what we were looking for. It travels with us to festivals to haul purchases as well as a useful tool in the backyard garden. I really like the large tires that makes it much easier to navigate the garden area. A great purchase.
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The Radio flyer Big Red is a great wagon for outdoor use. It's all metal, not plastic with nice large tires that you can adjust the ride with air pressure. Easy pull over the lawn or dirt or a rock yard. Like any wagon, you need to judge it for your needs. I would say the Radio Flyer is a great all around type wagon. To me the Ultimate Comfort wagon looks to be more for pulling small children around in.
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If I know ultimate comfort wagon！I can tell my thought,sorry..good luck cheers.
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Hi, I absolutely love my stroller. Everything is build tight and tough. I didn't buy the B.O.B. due to the lack of support the fabric seems to have and the issues my friends have had. I hope this helped.
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The g4 is more simple and spacious. Better for older kids. I have 6 britax carseats. 2 g4s, 3 55s and a boulevard. I have 2.5 yr old boy girl twins. I like the 55s but I think my son will outgrow it before he will the g4. He's about 34# and tall. My daughter will do fine in both for a while. I do not like the boulevard. Has a weird head support.
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I did not actually see the wagon. I bought it and had it shipped directly to my granddaughter. Her daddy put the wheels on and said it was an extremely nice wagon ( which I was not surprised as the radio flyers are top notch ) just looking at the pictures my son sent to me with my granddaughter sitting in it, I would say that they are fairly high as she would not fall out. But now this one was the original classic radio flyer. Well worth the money. My husband remembers radio flyers when he was a kid and he is now 82 so that should tell that they are great wagons by a reputable company. Also, this wagon us all steel, not a plastic one. Hope this is helpful.
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Thank you so much for your response!! I ended up purchasing a Sole E35 last week based on warranty and several reviews regarding long term maintenance, but I'm not sure the stride (21") will be the most comfortable. I did try out a Spirit a year or so ago, and at the time their machines were identical to Sole's; the stride on that one was ok, but I'll have to see. I really appreciate that you took the time to reply and I am so glad your machine works well for you! If the one I bought doesn't turn out I will know just what to replace it with. Your post was so helpful! Thanks again!!
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We have the Frontier 90, but our daughter is very comfortable in it. She did have some initial complaints that she felt like she was sitting up too much, but she came out of a convertible seat and even on the least reclined setting, the convertible is not as upright as the Frontier is. I compared the cushiness of all of the combination seats and the Britax ones were definitely the most padded - some cheaper seats were downright awful.
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I would definitely go for the graco! I hate my joovy ergo. It is extremely heavy, you can't fold it with the sunshade attachment and was a huge waste of money! The only positive is that the joovy is compatible with any carseat.
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Thanks for your reply. I bought the Boulevard end of June and started using the carseat beginning of July. I love it! My daughter is 9 mos now, 28.5 in. and 20 lbs. She does very well in the seat and her head does not tilt forward when she sleeps like it always did in her Graco Snugride (which I also liked, except for the head dangle). I'm also not sure if her head will tilt forward once I turn her forward facing. I will try to keep her rear facing as long as possible.
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The handle is pretty high. It's not ideal for that. Kids already walking would probably enjoy it. Cruisers love the Radio Flyer walker wagon. It's sturdy, won't tip and you can even slow it down by filling it full of heavy things (like bottles of juice). Pricier but well made.
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Keep in mind the front wheels don't twist when you turn so it can be hard trying to move the actual cart when you need to turn. If it's just for a short walk it might be manageable. However that's if the front wheels actually stay where their supposed to but I found they both tend to slide to the middle making it even harder to use. If your using it for long distances I would spend my money on a good quality wagon not this one.
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I couldn't compare it to the Wonder Wheeler since I haven't tried that one but the Beachcomber Wagon does a good job in the soft sand. Good luck.
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I ended up with a back max and I love it! The genie was a nightmare and it could pop. I couldn't even get mine to inflate/stay inflated. Back max was considerably less expensive, miraculously comfy, and I can take it when I travel
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I was just wondering if you ever compared them after this post? We are considering both vehicles too for our 2 children, one who is big for his age as well. We plan to try and see them at the store together (if possible) but I found your post and wondered what your result was? Thanks
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If you have a Buy Buy Baby near you, i would suggest you go see if they will let you try it. I dont know how big your trunk is, but i think it would be a tight fit. The front wheel is easily removable, and i think you would need to do that. I have a Highlander, and the front wheel sticks up between the seats, so i havent had to take it off. Also, if you are not running, you do not want the fixed wheel. it makes it hard to steer. With the swivel, however the turning radius and overall manueverability are awesome.
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I love this wagon, it is awesome. I run a daycare and use this wagon daily. Have had itabout 2 years. But The front wheels get bent. If surface is uneven you have to lift front. The wheels bend away from frame. I have been through 2 wagan because of this.
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Huge differences! The Sierra is MUCH better. I just returned my Quick N EZ and bought the Sierra. Better 5-point harness, actual padded bench seat vs hammock style seat, pockets on inside for kids, plenty of rear cargo, actual foot operated parking brake, and better stroller handle. Buy the Sierra!
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If you haven't already decided - I'd go with the SnugRide and this frame. The SafeSeat isn't worth it. You won't want to haul the baby around in the carrier when it's heavy enough to exceed the SnugRide weight limit. In fact, our son outgrew the SnugRide at about 5 months by height (he's 99 percentile) and was about 16 lbs at the time and already too heavy to carry around when you add the 7lbs of the carrier. Also he was sitting up at that time, so we were able to go straight to the umbrella stroller.So...in summary I recommend the SnugRide, this frame, a good umbrella stroller (MacLaren Volo), and then switch to a convertible carseat (Evenflo Triumph Advance). If you haven't already decided - I'd go with the SnugRide and this frame. The SafeSeat isn't worth it. You won't want to haul the baby around in the carrier when it's heavy enough to exceed the SnugRide weight limit. In fact, our son outgrew the SnugRide at about 5 months by height (he's 99 percentile) and was about 16 lbs at the time and already too heavy to carry around when you add the 7lbs of the carrier. Also he was sitting up at that time, so we were able to go straight to the umbrella stroller.So...in summary I recommend the SnugRide, this frame, a good umbrella stroller... » Read More If you haven't already decided - I'd go with the SnugRide and this frame. The SafeSeat isn't worth it. You won't want to haul the baby around in the carrier when it's heavy enough to exceed the SnugRide weight limit. In fact, our son outgrew the SnugRide at about 5 months by height (he's 99 percentile) and was about 16 lbs at the time and already too heavy to carry around when you add the 7lbs of the carrier. Also he was sitting up at that time, so we were able to go straight to the umbrella stroller.So...in summary I recommend the SnugRide, this frame, a good umbrella stroller (MacLaren Volo), and then switch to a convertible carseat (Evenflo Triumph Advance). « Show Less