TIMBER RIDGE 400L Large Capacity Folding Double Decker Wagon with Brakes, 54" Extra Long Extender Wagon Cart, 450lbs Heavy Duty Collapsible Cart, All-Terrain Big Wheels for Camping, Sports, Shopping

Timber Ridge 400L Double Decker Wagon ReviewI recently took the Timber Ridge 400L Double Decker Wagon on a memorable road trip to visit my mom. With a five-month-old baby in tow, this wagon quickly proved itself to be more than just an outdoor accessory. Arriving at our hotel at 11 pm, being able to load all of our luggage and baby essentials in one go saved us precious time and effort.What truly stands out about this wagon is its versatility. The extended flap design boosts its carrying capacity, allowing you to pack even more items without sacrificing ease of use. By simply removing the wheels and adding a small mattress, I transformed it into a safe, comfortable crib for my baby. It seamlessly doubled as a changing table and gentle rocker at my mom’s house, making it an all-in-one solution for travel.Ease of use is another major plus. The large, sturdy wheels make the wagon easy to pull, smoothly navigating varied terrains with minimal effort. Another key feature is its compact size when collapsed, which makes storage a breeze. Whether you have limited space at home or just need a travel-friendly solution, the design adapts perfectly to your mobility needs. Additionally, assembling the wagon was straightforward, reflecting thoughtful design that busy parents will undoubtedly appreciate.Combining excellent maneuverability, robust construction, and exceptional versatility, the Timber Ridge 400L Double Decker Wagon offers value that far outweighs its cost. My husband and I were thoroughly impressed with every aspect of its performance—from maneuvering through tight spaces and adapting to diverse travel scenarios to benefiting from the extra carrying capacity provided by the extended flap. For parents seeking a reliable, multi-functional travel companion, this wagon is a true game-changer.

This is the wagon of you are a Saturday at the fields family. This is what ours holds:•the shade and sportbrella•5 chairs•Cooler•Snack bag• between 8 and 10 bottles/Tumblers/Stanleys (not sure why we have so many, intervention pending)• Couple of iPads•Camera Bag (Full size backpack)• Depending on the weekend, a soccer backpack or rolling softball duffle (We definitely would not want to use the attached wheels or wear the backpack when “Dad’s Transport Service” is available).• One random shoe• Bag of seeds (1/4 of the bag is spilled out most likely)• Sunscreen• several toys• Dad’s flask• 3 melted crayons• 4 loose skittles• 7 water bottle tops, no bottles?• Drink sticks for Mom, one broken and ground into the bottom of the pocket.•Extra socks (how we get there without them who knows?)• 3 two gallon ziplock bags (Shinguards and socks stay on or go in the bag before we arrive at the car, we are not smelling that (if you know…) on the way home).• Catch all pocket has gum, tissues, wet wipes, tweezers, sewing kits, empty wrappers, half a granola bar, a banana peel, phone cord, extra sunglasses, pocket knife, couple of tent stakes, a random piece of rope, etc.THE ONLY way this wagon could improve is to add a motor and make it self propelled.

We recently did a live stream from a cruise ship and had to move our entire live-streaming system between venues on the ship twice daily. We way overloaded this cart and it worked flawlessly. We especially appreciated the ‘tail gate’ that lowers on the bottom, this allowed us to place long video tripods that would not fit in any other cart in the bottom. We had four tripods, a 100 ft electrical (heavy duty) power extension cord, 4 100ft XLR audio cables, 2 25’ power extension cords, and a bunch of other small cords, all in the bottom compartment. On the tail gate itself, we had all of our cameras (7) and equipment. That left the top compartment for all the other audio and video stuff that we needed quick access to. I cannot speak highly enough for the quality and durability of this cart. Awesome that it folds up so small, this allowed us to easily ship it back when the event was over.

Keyboardists and other musicians, this thing is perfect! Was shopping wagons/carts and the others are too small for an 88 key keyboard plus other gear. This double decker is the one. The wheels are very large to get over steps, gravel, etc. It's conveniently a little over waist high. The lower deck fits my whole keyboard, and the extension folds up when not in use. The whole thing folds up decently for transport, and it seems sturdy. The two front wheels swivel for maneuverability. The handle collapses for storage and transport. This was way more perfect than I expected. Glad I found it on a keyboardist forum. Look no further keyboardists, this is your wagon. First gig with this last night, i was able to load up in one trip all my gear: keyboard (88 key yamaha), stand, bench, mandolin, music stand, small table, and backpack/bag loaded up in there.

The versatility of uses for this wagon are endless. I’m glad to have not gone with the regular style wagon for my second one. It holds tons, folds up easily and doesn’t take up a lot of room in my cargo area. Only negative is that the handle falls away from the wagon when not in use.

Nice wagon that holds a lot of stuff. We can haul our 10 x 10 canopy and 3 chairs and have the top area for other gear. Rolls great on grass with the big wheels.The only problem we had was the one back wheel would not lock in place, kept falling out. Turns out the one lock pin did not go all the way through the frame. I took the spring loaded latch apart and was able to get it working. I am sure some people would not be able to fix it and end up returning it.

It seems bulky and large when you first lay eyes on it, but it’s easy to add the wheels and open up it up to use. It holds everything we need for a day at the ball park. Small cooler, 3 chairs, snacks, and a 10 x10 canopy. Still has room for other things if needed.