I researched folding wagons for a few days, compared them all, and ended up buying the Mac Wagon from Sam’s Club. It came down to the Mac Wagon and a couple more from other large retail stores. The Mac Wagon is about $5 more, but well worth it. I was able to go to a couple of local places to look at, touch, and measure their wagons…but our Sam’s Club didn’t have any Mac Wagons in stock. So, I had to rely on reviews of others, for the Mac Wagon features. The Mac Wagon is the highest-rated folding wagon on all sites, has a 4.8 of 5 rating on Sam’s website, and a 4.7 of 5 on the largest on-line retailer’s site, with almost 6,000 reviews…that’s huge. The other wagons I considered both report 225 lb capacity, while the Mac Wagon reports a 150 lb capacity. And, the Mac Wagon is better-made, and much more-sturdy than the others, so I have to believe there is a discrepancy somewhere in weight reporting. One of the comparable wagons is about 3” shorter than the Mac Wagon. Being 6’ 4”, the handle length was a big deal for me…the Mac Wagon has by-far the longest extended pull handle. I’m not sure exactly how long any of them are, as none report accurately, but I would say the Mac Wagon’s handle is a good 4”-5” longer than competitors handles. The Mac Wagon also has 9” rubber tires. While with the competitors, one wagon has 7” rubber tires, and the other wagon has 7” PVC tires. I definitely wanted rubber tires, for a smoother, quieter ride. The Mac Wagon has a steel frame that acts as a rail in the front and back…you can also lift the wagon, if need be, by the frame. The other wagons’ frames are nowhere near as sturdy. The Mac Wagon is also easier to fold and unfold than the other wagons. It also has the seat and all the padding built-in to the bed of the wagon. The other wagons have separate padded cardboard beds that you have to fold out and lay in the bed of the wagon after unfolding. One of the knocks on the Mac Wagon used to be that it wouldn’t stand up by itself. Well, they have changed that with the newer models, and some little extensions from the rear wheels unfold when you fold the wagon, allowing it to sit on the extensions and stand up by itself. I was able to find a really good comparison video on the differences between the Mac Wagon and one top competitor. This comparison video sold me on the Mac Wagon. I’m glad I listened.

We got this for Mardi Gras to lug all of our stuff around that my husband usually carries. It worked great and he was very happy to no longer have to carry 2 chairs, a cooler and more. We saw other similar models on the route, but this one was more sturdy both in the body and the wheels.

I use this to haul my gardening stuff around our yard. it even has cup holders in the back so I can bring a water bottle along. Our cat even enjoyed a short ride it in. She was the first passenger/cargo in it. We bought the green one, not that the color matters, but we are happy with all of it.

This wagon is perfect. We bought it to tote all the things back and forth between soccer games and practices. The table is great, and even has a place to holD your cell phone. Then, at the end of the day, folds up nice and neat so to not take up too much space.

We just got back from the Texas beaches. This wagon was perfect. We used it multiple times a day from our beach house rental to the beach. It easily rolled along the sidewalk and through Texas Beach sand. I will admit our sand is mostly packed, but it made it through small sections of loose sand as well with ease. We packed it with a beach umbrella, beach bag with towels, a beach chair, a camping chair, and various loose items. We pulled our wheeled cooler separately as not to make the wagon too heavy to pull.

I am in love with this folding wagon. I use it for deliveries. It is lightweight so I can easily put it in and out of my car. It maneuvers easily. Quick and easy to set up and fold to original position. It holds alot and is super durable. I shopped around before buying this one. Some of my customers have commented on it and I told them run don't walk and get one right away.

Well designed and, well built. This unfolds and collapses with ease. The wheels are large enough to roll smoothly across most terrain. The back panel unzips to carry longer items. When in its folded position, it has closures to prevent it from unwanted openings.

Love the size and maneuverability but do not like the handle. It is hard to remove from the locked position and even harder to put it in the locked position. It is basically a push and pull system for locking the handle. Hope the handle holds up to the constant mega force that is required to put it in the locked position and then remove it from the locked position.

Bought for a beach trip to replace the older one that had broken. Very sturdy and quality construction. Worked fine and the sandy beach just wish it held a little more. Three beach chairs practically filled it up but I am still happy with it all in all. Best price on a cart I could find and its well worth the price...

This Mac Sports Wagon is nice. This Wagon serves the purpose of moving a college student into their dorm. This holds a good amount of cases of water and gatorade. We filled this up and was able to reduce the number of trips. I have one con on this Mac Sports Wagon. The front wheels are the maneuver wheels and they are not on the corners of the Wagon like the rear wheels are. Thus making it a little difficult to steer when you need the mobility in tight places. The wheels are positioned in the middle of the front side. The telescopic handle has a lock for the handle once raised but it does not truly lock in place. The handle slides down fairly easy even in the locked position. If you need a wagon to handle things around the house or move a college student, this will suffice. I give it 3 stars as it sufficiced for the job at hand. If I had seen the placement of the front wheels, I would not have purchased. If you do not mind the engineering booboo, it does work but when weight is in the wagon steering is more difficult.