We live by the beach and in a neighborhood with a little paved loop we like to walk on, and it handles both terrains AMAZINGLY. It was super easy to assemble and learn how to use. The multifaceted handlebar is a brilliant design and is even padded for comfort. It's a really smooth ride, easy to push/pull and turns exceptionally well. I am a mom of a 4 year old and a 2 year old, and they both LOVE getting in this and going on our adventures. Plus, they are comfortable, with plenty of room plus some (our 4 year old is in the 90th percentile for his age, and has room to spare).The seats are very cushiony for the kids, with quality fabric, and the UPF 50+ sunshade is a lovely touch (also, feels very nice and well made). I love having the storage basket to put my belongings in or extra snacks. It is little heavy/awkward when it is folded up for travel. My husband is also 6'5", and although the handlebar does extend, if it were just a little longer he wouldn't have to hunch over a little to push the kids when it's being used as a stroller. Even with that said, the Pro's DEFINITELY outweigh the Con's. This Stroller Wagon is extremely well made and durable, we don't even use our other stroller anymore with this new versatility. I am so grateful to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this product. We all LOVE it and use it everyday!

I received the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon to review as part of the WeeSpring Parent Panel. My kids love it. My 20 month old daughter and 5 year old son both fit in it very comfortably. My youngest has even asked to get in it, just so she could nap. The wagon stroller maneuvers well, but is a bit wide. We use it for walks outside, and haven't taken it in to any stores yet, but I could see it being a tight squeeze in some areas. The large tires make for a smooth ride, even over bumps. We ran over some thorns, and the tires handled it like champ, which is a must when living in the desert. It is much easier to use than the standard collapsible wagon, and the sun shade is great for sunny days.

Mom of 2 with one on the way here. This is certainly a neat wagon. We just moved to a new neighborhood so our whole family was excited to take it for a spin on our evening walks when out exploring and it's been a big hit! The steering and maneuvering is almost a easy as a stroller and the adjustable handlebars were a breeze to quickly operate, although we find ourselves using it in the push function the most. The basket can get in the way if you have it attached on the push side but that was a quick fix and the kids like storing things in it. Another great feature is the sunshades, they are very versatile and the kids are able to self select for them self if they wanted them up or down, which what toddler doesn't love some independence! The size is great, our kids are 4.5 and 2, for reference, and they had plenty of room, and should for a few more years. That being said, I think the biggest downfall is how heavy it is and that it doesn't fold very small. I'm 7 months pregnant and lifting it in and out of a trunk is a struggle, seems like something we'll likely keep stored open in the garage unless we need it for something specific. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing us with this stroller wagon, we're looking forward to many more walks and adventures with it!

I will start off by saying that I have another popular stroller wagon. I was surprised to find that retail on this wagon is not only less, but EXCEEDED my expectations. Evenflo is changing the mainstream baby gear game with this product. We were able to take it on a trip to my in-laws farm in Kentucky. This wagon didn't skip a beat over uneven gravel terrain, hills, ditches and grass. The way the handle switches from push to pull made going over rough terrain is amazing. I was able to switch in a split second and make sure we never got stuck. The handle feels sturdy and I have no fear of it breaking. Now let's talk about my kids. My kids LOVE this wagon. From the time the box came in, they would not step away even for me to assemble it. Assembly took less than 20 minutes while parenting. I found it to be super simple. They beg to go on walks in the wagon. The flip down feature in the front makes entry safe and simple for my 2 & 4 year old. I love that if needed, I can strap them into their seats for extra safety. They love having their own snack trays! Surprisingly, they each have ample amount of foot room, where them kicking each other in our other wagon and strollers was a major issue. I love how the canopies are attached and each child can choose to have shade or not. The design team did an amazing job with this product. Everything from the foot area, toy pockets to the handle switch is well thought out and executed. It will take some practice to get use to the fold and unfold of this wagon.As of right now, that is my only issue I have had after taking it on many adventures, but I am figuring it out faster each time! I loved the small fold of this wagon. It takes up less space than our traditional stroller and is much smaller and lighter than our other stroller wagon. We get questions everywhere we go about this wagon. Not only is it practical, but stylish. I love the color palette of the green/orange on the gypsy and how I can flip the canopy colors in seconds if we want to change it up! This product exceeded my expectations and I will be recommending it to my friends! I was so graciously sent this product by Evenflo and WeeSpring as a member of their parent panel.

I love my new Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon! Not only do I love it, but both of my children do as well. The wagon is pretty easy to set up and use, and it stores easily in the trunk of my car. The handle bar is incredibly easy to adjust, both in terms of length and from changing from a push to pull (or vice versa) position. It feels smooth when you move it. I love that there's a foot well. I think it is more comfortable for my kids than a flat bottom, and it definitely helps break up the space evenly, so they're not fighting over where to sit. There are two definable "seats". The same goes for the double snack tray. I love that there's a removable storage basket. I have a backpack diaper bag and it fits perfectly in it. My daughter also loves to "store" things, so she thinks it's extra fun to bring toys to put in there. It was a little challenging to remove the storage basket the first time, but you get used to it easily. I also love how you can "flip" it inside if you only have one child in the wagon. And I love the collapsible front that makes loading and unloading the kids a breeze. The thing I love the most about this wagon is that it's so versatile. We have gone on family walks on the paved sidewalks of our neighborhood, we have explored the rocky terrain near the Columbia River with our kids inside this stroller, and we have even taken our kids adventuring up Mount Rainier in this wagon. The wheels are large and handle sidewalks, gravel, and dirt trails easily. Now I wouldn't call it "all terrain", as the large tree roots and steps of the Grove of the Patriarch trail was a little too much to handle, but that was my bad. I should have checked the conditions of the trail before I assumed the wagon could handle it. But honestly, taking the wagon over gravel and dirt trails is easier than taking my old stroller over the sidewalk, and the stroller isn't nearly as fun as the wagon. I am more motivated to walk with this wagon. Instead of driving to the nearby library (which is about half a mile away), I just walk! It's way more convenient to load them both in the wagon than it is to strap both of them into their carseats and then back out again. Plus, they always get very excited to go on a stroller ride. I really do love it! The one criticism I can think of is the color. I know it's "all terrain", but do we really need the army green and orange? I know it's superficial, but it's the only thing I would change. But honestly, the features far outweigh the aesthetic. Plus, since I received the product as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel, I really can't complain too much. I love this thing!

I received my Pivot Xplore double wagon stroller from the weeSpring Parent Panel to try out just in time for my family's annual vacation to the Outer Banks. The wagon was perfect to bring along for the trip because of my two year old being at that age where she wants to walk then be carried on rotation every 4-6 minutes or so and she still requires a boatload of gear for every outing! The wagon had so much room inside of it that we ended up using it for packing the car up for the trip therefore we didn't feel as tho we were taking up car space by bringing it along. I felt that the room it provides is a fantastic feature along with all of the storage space when using it! Second favorite feature had to of been the all-terrain wheel system which made it a perfect adjustment from driveway to boardwalk to beach and back! The whole product was great and I truly give my recommendations for any family with a toddler or even 2(or 3!). We will be using this for years to come.

My two children, 4 and 2, were very excited as I unpacked and put together the wagon. I found assembly to be very easy, and easy to do by myself. Our first outing was to a local food truck night at a park. I did find opening the wagon to be difficult by myself, and a couple weeks in, this is something I am still struggling with. It is heavy and awkward when folded, but fits easily enough in my van. Both my husband and I found pushing/pulling the wagon to be a dream, even over the rough grass and gravel at the park. It is easily the easiest pushing and turning wagon that I have tried. The break pedals are nice and large, and easy to activate even in sandals. Our preference is for the wagon placement of the handle, instead of the stroller. We found the wagon handle placement to be more comfortable, but were frustrated that we kept accidentally activating the spot on the handle that makes it adjustable in height. I wish that there was a better way to lock the height of the handle when you have it where you want it. When pushing the wagon like a stroller, the handle felt a bit short to us--we are both taller caregivers, and would appreciate an extra inch or two on the handle. Since this was a food event, we used the snack tray. I wish that it would flip over and have a totally flat side, maybe still with cup holders. The side edges are great for small snacks and such, but when you are trying to use a larger container or a plate for the child, there was just no good way for it to work. My mother-in-law and pregnant friend both tried pushing the stroller, and found it very easy to use, even with two larger children in it. My children like to ride in it, it is their first choice of transportation now. They like the sun shades, and that they pivot enough so that no matter which way the sun is, they have coverage. I wish that there was a bit more storage space. Once you have the children in the wagon, the smallish additional basket doesn't provide a lot of storage if you want to bring a cooler and maybe a picnic blanket, or any of the many things kids like to have along. Overall, we are very pleased with the wagon, the children love it, and I would happily recommend it to friends. I was given this stroller wagon to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel.

My spouse and I were given this stroller wagon to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel, which was great since we were on the lookout for a wagon. Our experience has been highly positive overall: PROS - the stroller wagon has a very smooth ride, seems to be made with durable materials and feels well built. CONS - bulky, heavy and awkward to store. We used this stroller primarily on our neighborhood sidewalks, but did venture into the sloped grassy meadow yard at our in-laws country home. While our experience so far has been limited in scope, I would have no doubts that this would perform well at a beach, orchard, or any reasonable terrain one would take a child in a wagon. My spouse and I found that we preferred the stroller feature more than the wagon feature, however, having the option was nice when heading upslope on grassy terrain. This flexibility is a major benefit to the product. Our little one loves to ride in the wagon-stroller, preferring it to our other stroller. We have been able to use it to give her and her neighborhood friends rides. Which has been a great source of entertainment. The best feature of this stroller is its size and ability to haul a lot of items around on different types of terrain. It feels solid and seems well made. The two major drawbacks to this wagon are its heft and bulk. It folds awkwardly and is heavy. I overall recommend this product to people who have toddlers looking for a wagon that can tackle most places, but would not recommend this to someone who has a lot of stairs to climb or limited storage space (e.g. walk-up apartment dwellers).

I've had this stroller wagon for about two weeks and it has adventured all over the place with my two boys. Visits to the local park, a trip to the zoo, adventure to the beach, and just walking around the neighborhood, the boys and I tried it everywhere. There are a few small tweaks that I'd like to see on future models but in general, this is a great stroller alternative! Where it excelled: The Evenflo is a great deal lighter than my existing double stroller, which made pushing it around a lot easier (especially at the zoo when both boys were in it and tired). There are lots of little pockets everywhere so that I could easily stash snacks, a blankie, wipes and a couple of diapers. The shared middle snack tray is nice and big, and the cup holder actually holds cups (huge bonus points for not having to buy the snack tray separately). I also really liked that I could pivot the shade canopy to block light from whatever angle I needed it to be at, or remove it if we didn't need it at all. When we got a little stuck in the sand being able to quickly (with a push of the button) switch from stroller to wagon (from push to pull) was a BIG bonus. Room for improvement: The seats have no upper back support if your child is taller - my almost two year old (who is a little short) was the perfect height, with the seat coming up to just below his shoulders, but my taller child only had support to the base of his back. This meant that when he was getting tired (running around at the zoo), there wasn't anything for him to lean back on - he had to continue to sit straight up. Because of the design, though there were lots of little pockets, I didn't have anywhere to stash a backpack or baby bag, so it was always a debate of me carrying the bag or taking everything out and trying to find a place for it. I usually ended up wearing my backpack, but it was inconvenient when trying to lug beach supplies + kids. Overall: Great design, handled well on a variety of terrain, needs a couple of tweaks to better allow for longer continuous use / taller children. Thank you to weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon to try and review.

As a father of 3 little ones (4-, 3- and 2-years old) I always have to plan the trip in advance. Snacks? Check! Water? Check! Diapers and wipees? Check! Stroller? Check! Whether I set out to go to the grocery store or walk to the park, I have to map out my path and prepare for any toddler meltdown. So, any improvement to the routine or travel is vital. Enter the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller!! I had the opportunity to test out this stroller as part of the WeeSpring parent panel and it is a game changer! My 1st test was at the warehouse grocery store during free samples time, which means crowded aisles, lines for snacks and lots of walking. Packing the stroller into the trunk was such a breeze. I like that it can easily open and close without any disassembly of basket or canopies, leaving plenty of room in the trunk for groceries! We arrived at the store and the next thing I noticed was how lightweight it was; I was able to take it out of the trunk like an umbrella stroller. Unfolding it was a little difficult (I'm still trying to master it) but over time I can see it becoming easier as I get the hang of it. I liked being able to customize which side of the canopy would face out - I chose black over neon yellow for a classier look. It comes with a basket for small item storage that can be assembled on either side of the stroller- I prefer to have it on the same side as the handle bar. Now the handle bar- you can choose between wagon-pulling or stroller-pushing style. Both positions have their pros and cons, but for pivoting in crowded areas I chose to go with stroller pushing. Loading the kids in was easy - you can lean down one side and they can safely crawl in. Each seat comfortably sits one kid (no doubling up!). The kids loved the padded seats and how there was a tray in between them! This table ended up being extremely useful, holding each of their water cups and providing a table for free sampling. It could be a little roomier- there was not enough foot room, which led to some frustrated "ouch, get off my feet!" exclamations. That said, the maneuvering through the store was incredible - no awkward or super wide turns - it can turn on a dime! I was able to zip in between other shoppers and successfully not bump into others or their carts!! Another win for the Pivot Xplore!! Another win for ol' Dad!!

As a mom of two littles, a 4 year old and a 20 month old, I have learned the value of keeping them near by when out and about outdoors. I've also learned how difficult that can be sometimes, as well as how hard it is when they both want to be carried by mom, in spite of their size. This new stroller wagon has made it so that they are both happily contained, which is a feat in itself, while I push them around the farm, to the barn, the garden, and even around a local festival. I got so many compliments on the wagon at the festival, including a grandmother who stopped me to ask all about it for her son's 4 kids, two of which were twins. She took a picture of it in stroller mode, then when I showed her how it turns into a wagon, she grinned, pulled her phone out, and took another picture. I love the moveable shade canopies on it. I have one child who loves it up, and the other who never does, but it's a nice feature to be able to adjust it all the way up to allow for wherever the sun is shining in. The snack tray has both a spot for snacks and a drink holder, and there's one for each kid, plus there are pockets, inside and out, for sippy cups, small toys, water bottles, etc. There's also a basket on the back of the wagon that will hold up to 10 pounds of whatever you need to tote. I did have to adjust a little how close I was walking to it at first, because I kept bumping into it with my legs, but it didn't take long to do that. And it's soft sided so it doesn't hurt. The ability to change from stroller to wagon is easy, although you will need both hands to do it. The stroller is definitely a two handed stroller. It doesn't push as smoothly, or appear to ride as smoothly, as say a jogging stroller, and I noticed over gravel or uneven ground, the kids were definitely being shaken a little, but they didn't seem to notice or care. My four year has no problem voicing her opinion if she doesn't like something, and she hasn't mentioned it yet. It's definitely not a stroller meant for rougher terrain, even though it's called all terrain. If I was going to have the kids out on a trail that was stroller friendly but was dirt or gravel, I'd still prefer a jogging stroller just for the suspension and for the ease of pushing. But for paved surfaces, or through grass, this stroller wagon has done great. I like that it isn't as wide as a double jogging stroller, which was nice at the festival we attended. I didn't feel like we were taking up the entire walkway in between vendors. Other nice things I like are the adjustable handle. You can pull it out or make it shorter. The wagon folds up easily, and is pretty easy to unfold once you get the hang of it. It does take up a bit of room in the van, as the handle sticks out farther from it that your standard stroller handlebar does. It will stand up on its own in the garage though, if you set the wheels right, which is nice. Oh, and the two brakes, one on each back wheel in stroller mode, works even with flip flops, without making you regret your choice of footwear for the day. I think it's rated for 6 months and up, but I would be hesitant to put any baby in it unless they could sit up well on their own world support. Even then, I wouldn't leave them in for long, if you're thinking they'll fall asleep. The seats, since it's a wagon, do not recline in any way, and they would not be able to get comfortable for a nap. I've gotten so many compliments on this stroller wagon on how cool it is, and it couldn't have come into our lives at a better time. My kids love it, and I love it, because, since they enjoy it so much, they're not constantly trying to climb out. Not having to chase them around at a festival was so nice. I can't wait to take it to the zoo, and on various other adventures, and I want to say thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this product.

Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller wagon. It was great to go on walks with my 2 girls around our neighborhood and in the mountains of Montreat, NC. I was surprised at how smoothly it handled and ease of use. The two cup holders and space in the stroller allowed for easy stowage of my bag and the girls drinks. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a toddler age or younger child.

I think they're on to something with the Pivot Xplore, but there are a few limitations, in my opinion. I received the Xplore as part as the weeSpring Parent Panel. The next morning I left for a four day trip with my almost 2 yo son. My son is one that hates to sit in a stroller. He wants to be on the move all the time. The Xplore was a good compromise. He was a lot more willing to sit in the Xplore. He had room to have a couple of toys with him and could sit in either the front or the back. There is a spot where their little feet drop into. This is both good and bad. It serves its purpose but I found myself wishing there was a way to fill in that spot with a cushion or something.... in case he fell asleep in it. The removable snack tray was super handy and easy to clean. From my perspective it pushed really nice from the stroller position. The ability to change it over to a wagon was simple and a cool function, but I still preferred pushing it like a stroller. It was specious for my son, but also very wide from my perspective. It worked awesome in the airport because I could throw in my purse and other snacks, etc. A lot of other families were super curious about it. However, when I took it into a couple of stores at our destination, it was too wide to comfortably push around. It has large plastic wheels that handles curbs and bumps pretty well, but I do prefer the air filled tires that are on my other stroller. There is a little pouch that can flip in or out of the wagon, depending on if there is 1 passenger or 2. When it was flipped to the outside, it seemed like it was in my way when I was quickly walking. But... it's always nice to have more storage options. I felt like it folded up sort of awkwardly. It definitely took up most of the space in the luggage part of my SUV. Overall, this wagon will continue to get a lot of use in our household. I was pleasantly surprised by how well it worked in the airport and going to and from the pool.

I was given this stroller wagon to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel and boy is it amazing!! Living out in the country on a gravel road, we often choose to pull our twins in a wagon when going for a walk near our home but then opt for a stroller when in town on sidewalks. With the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon, having two separate pieces of equipment is no longer necessary as it is a stroller and wagon in one! The transition between stroller and wagon is seamless and rides great in both positions. My twins love riding in the Pivot Xplore. There is plenty of foot room for both (no fighting for space!) and they each have a tray in the center which includes cup holders for both. Pockets inside and outside of the stroller are great for tucking away items such as your phone or wallet and the basket is great for larger items such as your purse, snacks, diapers, and wipes. The stroller is durable and handles great on all sorts of terrain. So glad to say goodbye to our double wide stroller and hello to the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon!

I was given this stroller wagon to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel. The assembly was very easy. I've used it many times around town, walking to the park, and going to a few farms. I really loved the adjustable handlebar. I found it was much easier to push the stroller-wagon than pull, but I liked how versatile it was depending on the situation. It is a bit large, but the good thing about that is that my two-year old and her friend were both able to fit comfortably in there together with plenty of room. My daughter usually hates her stroller but she loved this stroller-wagon so I've been able to take her on a lot more adventures! My favorite feature of this stroller-wagon is how easy it is to use the brakes unlike other strollers. I also love how stylish it is!

Having a 4 year old and a 2 year old in this wagon stroller was such a breeze! We received it as part of the WeeSpring parent panel and used it to go to the park and my sons tee ball games. It quickly became a favorite. Each one of our kids has their own seat and 3 point seatbelt, a mesh pocket, snack and drink tray that is easily removed. One of my favorite features is the foot area. They don't have to sit with their legs stretched out and kick each other, they are both sitting with their feet in a breathable "basket". The seats are also cushioned and have individual sun shades. The adjustable handlebar was very easy to adjust and so was switching from stroller to wagon. Although we use it mostly as a stroller, the wagon option was ideal for rocky areas. Overall, this is an amazing stroller-wagon if you have kids who will not be napping in it. The only negative thing I found is that certain theme parks don't allow stroller-wagons!

We've been impressed with the Pivot Xplore! First of all, it was easy to assemble and I was excited to see that accessories were included, rather than having to purchase them separately which is often the case. My kids loved that they could face one another, but still have the ability to look around in all directions. The lap belt kept my curious 18 month old secure, but not overly constrained. My four (almost 5) year old thought the Pivot Xplore was very comfortable compared to other wagons/strollers she's ridden in. Both kids especially liked the snack tray and cup holder. I appreciated the ability to take the Pivot Xplore on multiple terrains - it did great on pavement and through the grass and mulch at our local park. I was surprised on how easy it was to pull through sand too! The sunshades are easy to adjust to any angle the sun is coming from. Also, the sides are low enough for my older child to get in and out on her own. A few cons to mention - this wagon is pretty heavy, which makes it awkward to load into the car. Not a problem if you plan to use it in and around your neighborhood. Second, there is no ability to recline if you have a child that still naps on the go. Lastly, the handle is a bit short. It worked well for me (I'm 5'2") but my husband had to hunch over a little to push in stroller mode. I can see us using the Pivot Explore for many adventures, but not for running errands where we need to get in and out of the car. Overall, I think its a great complement to a more traditional stroller and will be a favorite for my kids! Thank you to the WeeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller wagon in exchange for my honest product review!

I haven't used our double stroller since we received this and probably won't again for a very long time.

This item has definitely changed our ability to adventure as a family! I was instantly surprised by the appearance. The color scheme is modern and the whole design is very classy in my opinion. We recently took a trip to a zoo that has a lot of inclines and "off road" pathways. The wheels are very strong and can withstand some pretty rugged terrain with no problem. Surprisingly, it also has a great turning radius for being a "wagon." It is very easy to steer and maneuver. The handle-bar and folding (folding up or down) features are incredibly easy to perform. There is zero-struggle when it comes to setting up/down or changing sides. The option of being able to switch the handlebar from push to pull mode is a huge bonus as our boys are getting a lot heavier to push uphill in our standard, full-sized stroller. The face-to-face seating arrangement was super fun for them; they loved being able to see each other, but could also see out from nearly every angle. My older son (4 years old) has recently begun to refuse riding in our stroller (because he's a "big boy"), but he was begging to ride in this wagon. I rated this item 4 stars due to weight and compactibility. It is a bit heavy and little awkward to maneuver when folded down; it also takes up quite a bit of space in the car. These points, however, would not change my overall opinion of this product. I would definitely recommend this product to a family with growing kiddos. We didn't realize we had outgrown our stroller until we got this! A big thank you to weeSpring Parent Panel for providing our family with this stroller wagon.

I received this stroller wagon from the weeSpring Parent Panel and I couldn't be MORE grateful. This stroller wagon is EVERYTHING. As the mom of a 5yo and 2yo, we are at the point where the 5yo doesn't want to ride in a double stroller and the 2yo then wants to be independent and not ride in a single stroller. BUT: THIS stroller wagon compromise - BOTH of my boys LOVE it. Not only does this innovative stroller-wagon let you tackle any adventure on and off the sidewalk, but it's unique design lets you push (like a stroller) or pull (like a wagon). Hence, my boys feel like they are 'going for a fun ride' and not being 'confined and restricted to a stroller'. Hubs and I thoroughly love it too. Wth space for two kiddos (up to 55lbs each), padded seats, and foot well, both of our boys fit comfortably and there is room for their toys and our personal belongings. Oh, and I'd be remiss to not mention the 2 adjustable SPF 50 canopies ... keeping the California sun at bay and the kiddos protected, the canopies also provide versatility to the aesthetic look of the stroller wagon. There's also a convenient snack tray but we prefer using the stroller wagon without it just to provide more room (personal preference). AND there's a storage basket which I LOVE (I'm 5ft tall; but Hubs [6 ft tall] feels like it gets in the way of his stride when pushing like a stroller ... BUT he's a HUGE fan of the adjustable handlebar!). We've been able to take this stroller wagon EVERYWHERE - on afternoon walks, around town, and across various playtime adventure terrain (grass, gravel, magic mulch). The stroller wagon has proven itself so exceptional as compared against our jogger strollers that we intend to take it with us on our next beach (take THAT, sand!) and amusement park trips! We found that the stroller wagon IS a little difficult to maneuver up and down curbs (as compared against a stroller) but we may just need practice, as this stroller wagon has become our new favorite companion. The option to push or pull is simply unmatched and the feel of all around ease (assembly, storage, unloading, pushing, pulling) makes this product an easy sell/recommendation. But my favorite part - HOW MUCH MY KIDS LOVE IT!!!! I mean, NOTHING is easier for a mama than 2 willing kids!! Again, thank you to weeSpring (and Evenflo!!) for this product: I've already told SO many people about how much I love it and they all want one too!!

First, I would like to thank the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller-wagon. As a mom of a 4-year-old and almost 2-year-old (with number 3 coming in the near future), I like to have a few different stroller options depending on what we're doing that day and how many children will be coming with us. I am always on the hunt for products that are easy-to assemble and not difficult to operate. Overall, I really liked the Evenflo Pivot Explore All-Terrain! It took about 15-20 minutes to put together (instructions were pretty straightforward) and then we were ready to go. We first tried this out by going for a walk around the neighborhood. And then we also had a chance to use it at the zoo. My girls loved the layout because they each had their own cup holder and snack tray, they could both sit down and they could face one another to talk and interact during the walk. I mostly used the "push" position because I felt it was easier to use in that position, but I enjoyed the versatility of being able to quickly and easily switch to the "pull" position when going uphill or over rougher terrain. My husband enjoyed the different heights of the handlebar because he's 6'0 tall and it allowed him to push/pull the stroller-wagon comfortably as well. My favorite feature of the stroller-wagon was that it had UPF 50+ canopies to protect the girls from the sun (they both have very fair skin!). But I also loved that I could move them to different positions when we were in the shade or if only one child was riding. We have a traditional wagon but hardly ever use it because there is no protection from the sun and it's too large to put into the trunk of my minivan (if I want to fit other items). So this stroller-wagon was great because it folds up and fits nicely in the trunk without taking up a lot of room. Some other cool features are the handy storage basket that can be pulled out if two children are riding and the storage pockets on the side for smaller items such as keys, sunscreen, wallet, water bottles, etc.. However, there's not much space to store a diaper bag (maybe you could use a hook to hang bags) if two children are riding at the same time. Also, there is not a cup holder on the handle for mom (if you want to bring along a coffee or other beverage). Finally, the stroller-wagon is very heavy and could be difficult to lift in and out of the car all of the time. So, while this is great for walks in the neighborhood, the park or occasional zoo/theme park trips, I wouldn't recommend this for your everyday stroller to run errands. But overall I enjoy this product and I can't wait to continue to use it for some upcoming festivals and Trick-or-Treating in the fall! Thanks again to WeeSpring parent panel for giving me the opportunity to try this out.

I found the Pivot Xplore to be a pretty versatile stroller-wagon that could be converted into different modes for different uses. I really appreciate that I could convert it to be more compact by moving the storage basket to the inside of the stroller, when using it for one child. While it's a simple change, it can make a big difference when you want to save space and keep all your items together in a more contained space. I used the stroller wagon to run errands, take strolls around the neighborhood and nature walks, go to the park, and also at the beach. I found the Pivot Xplore to be quite easy to maneuver in most of those situations. This is my most favorite feature of the stroller-wagon. It felt really light and I was also able to move it around quite easily with one hand while carrying my child and the wagon was full of stuff. On most terrains, I did not have a problem using the stroller-wagon, except at the beach. I think at beaches with more compact sand, the stroller-wagon would be easy to use; however, in both stroller mode and wagon mode, I could not get the wagon to move through the sand. There wasn't much in the stroller-wagon either other than my child, a few bags and some towels. It took two of us in the wagon mode to get it down the beach and we had to stop a few times to regain our strength. I thought that being able to move between a stroller or wagon using the adjustable handlebar was quite handy. If I needed to switch so that I could more easily maneuver the Pivot Xplore, it was nice to be able to make the change. This was most useful when taking nature walks and needing to switch modes on the trails. It took a little getting used to move the handle from stroller to wagon as you need to unlock each side of the handle separately and then move the bar out to the front. Moving it back to stroller mode is easy as the handlebar clicks back into the locks with one move. My little enjoyed riding in the stroller wagon. There were even times where my child wanted to sit in the wagon and hang out while we were outside. It seems really comfortable and provided a good height for my child to see everything easily while still being protected by canopy. While I really enjoy using the stroller-wagon, I wish it was easier to put the stroller-wagon into self-standing mode. I followed the directions and made sure that the front and rear wheels were spaced apart enough, but most of the time I couldn't get it to stand securely on its own. It was much easier and safer to lay it down on the floor or against a wall rather than having it stand on its own. I also found the stroller-wagon quite heavy when moving it into and out of the car. It's pretty heavy and doesn't really lock so I have to be careful when picking it up or taking it out of the car. Overall, I found the Pivot Xplore to be really useful for many situations and I'm really glad to have something so adaptable. Thank you to weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me this stroller-wagon to try and review.

I received this stroller wagon from the weeSpring Parent Panel and have really enjoyed it. I assembled it myself while my 1 and 4 year old helped. I love the option to push or pull. My husband and I enjoyed long conversations while pulling the boys behind us around the neighborhood. My favorite thing about it came as a surprise to me- the boys seem to have really enjoyed spending time together in the wagon. They are buckled in facing each other and have giggled and played together in the wagon like they don't anywhere else. Even the almost 5 year old didn't mind being in this wagon as opposed to riding his bike or walking. We've taken it in our hilly neighborhood and on grass and it's done great with both. It was easy to collapse and fit in my 4Runner to take to the park. Highly recommend, especially for families who spend a lot of time outside!

I was given this stroller to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel and was very excited to try it out! When the stroller arrived our boys (2 and 4) eagerly helped us to open it and put it together. Assembly was very quick and very easy. The only confusion was on which way the handle faced. The directions instruct you to try one way and if that doesn't work, to turn it around and try the other way. The stroller converts into a wagon very easily by pressing two buttons at the base of the push-bar and simply rotating it to the opposite side. Our first impression was that the stroller was well built and high quality. Everything felt strong (thick plastic and think material) and well constructed and there were a number of small features that indicated that this was a quality product (mesh pockets, etc.). All of the components snapped together firmly and securely and the stroller felt great to push around. My biggest initial concern was about the wheels. There were two large wheels and two smaller wheels. The smaller ones swiveled and the larger ones were fixed. Additionally, they were solid plastic rather than pneumatic tires that you inflate. We knew from our previous experience that our jogging stroller with pneumatic tires was much easier to push than our others with solid plastic wheels. The boys were quite excited to take a ride in the new stroller, and we were glad because our two year old is resistant to riding in strollers. We took it for a quick trip around the block to get an initial impression. On the sidewalk, the stroller pushed easily and smoothly even with a 27 pound 2 year old and 50 pound 4 year old. We alternated between pushing it as a stroller and pulling it as a wagon to get a feel for which we preferred. The push-bar extended quite far as a wagon making it perfect for people of any height. As a stroller it wasn't as tall as our jogging stroller, which makes it a bit short for my husband (who is 6'4") but was perfect for me (I am 5'4"). The boys enjoyed it thoroughly and there was no fighting over the center tray where they had their snacks and drinks. The tray secured nicely and was easily removable. The only drama came with the boys had some foot politics in the shared feet section of the stroller. In the end, we both agreed that it was far better than our sit and stand double stroller and were quite happy with our first trip out. Our next excursion was meant to test the "all terrain" nature of the stroller. We folded up the stroller and put it into the back of a Subaru Forester. It fit in the trunk with some awkward space to spare, but was still bulky and rather cumbersome to lift. The box advertises it as all terrain and perfect for the sidewalk or the sand of the beach. We were perhaps a bit too bold and took it on an Audubon trail in the woods. We had plenty of storage in the slip-on basket for snacks, drinks, bug spray, and sunscreen. The basket can clip to either side, but made more sense in front of the small wheels so that we didn't kick it when we pushed. This was a lot nicer than the typical storage space under a stroller, as everything was easier to see and access and was generally out of the way. The basket secured firmly, but in a slightly cheaper way than everything else on the stroller. Nevertheless, we were able to move it with a minor amount of wrestling and it was quite voluminous and never sagged. The boys were quite happy to be in the stroller again, and we began over various terrain. The bricks and dirt path were a breeze. The mowed grass was also quite easy. The wood chips were a bit more challenging, but really not a major obstacle. When we took a wrong turn, we learned the limitations of the all-terrainness of the stroller. It was impossible to pull or push the boys over the rocky and rooty trail. The boys got out, and we pulled the empty stroller. It was a major challenge. It was clear that this was way more than the stroller was meant for (even pulling it large wheels first). On the plus side, the wheels survived a very harsh trek up and down difficult terrain and nothing ever popped out of the basket. Nevertheless, this was obviously not the intended terrain for this vehicle and was a huge mistake. We also took it to the zoo and community pool purely as a cargo wagon and found it fit this purpose beautifully. It was still clumsy to load into the trunk, but it fit a lot of cargo in the main space, and plenty of smaller items in the basket. Additionally, there are small mesh pockets along the outside for other items including one indicating that it is meant for a water bottle (and which perfectly suited this purpose). Our overall impression was that although it was rather expensive, the stroller was actually a great buy. It was versatile and grew with the kids. It essentially replaced the need for a wagon and stroller and was the best way we found to move two children at once. It was also high quality and never felt cheap or flimsy. I'd really like to have seen pneumatic tires and feel like this is its greatest shortcoming. It is difficult to push the stroller over large bumps, such as pushing it up onto a curb during our walks around the neighborhood. Perhaps the makers wanted to spare people the trouble of inflating tires, but pneumatic tires would increase its terrain versatility and would add some suspension. It would also have been nice if it were easier/lighter to pack and transport, however, I don't believe this is a realistic expectation. I've seen foldable wagons that probably pack down smaller, but I suspect they are much less rugged. But even with those caveats, I'd highly recommend the stroller. I'd give it 4.5/5 stars if I could. In particular, it is great for two kids. I only wish we'd had it when the boys were smaller!

I'm a mother to a 3 year old and a 1 year old and we are very outdoorsy, probably out to parks almost everyday during summer! We received the Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon as part of the Weespring Parent Panel and is much better than the double stroller I currently have. My 3 year old is always so excited to be facing her little sister, she thinks it's like going on an adventure, she calls it "my choo choo wagon". She also loves that she can more around and have a 360 view, she feels empowered to control her own shade and loves to help her little sister adjust hers. I've used the basket for many things, sand toys, repellent, sunscreens, a bag with diapers and ointment, snacks, etc...It's great because I don't need to have a diaper bag around anymore, and I leave everything there so when we leave the house no prep is needed. I also really like the fact that it changes from wagon to stroller. I had a picnic for friends in our neighborhood playground and I changed to wagon to bring all the things we needed (food, drinks, disposable plates, etc...) + the baby. My toddler girl came walking and even helped pull the whole thing. It's also much lighter than the plastic wagon that I previously had and takes less space if folded in the garage. My only feedback would be the space for the kids to put their feet, we had some dispute for common space until they figure it out how to share properly without stepping on each other.

The only thing this wagon is missing is a cooler (however, it does have a storage spot for one). I really like the maneuverability and big wheels on this wagon, allowing it to be strolled around tight corners and on bumpy land or sandy beaches. It is extremely lightweight, making it so easy to push as a stroller or pull as a wagon. My kids love going on 'rides' around the house and yard, and I love having the storage space to carry all their stuff when we head to the beach. The kids sit down in in, making it comfortable for them and I don't have to worry about it being too easy for them to jump out or fall out. It is extremely to set it up when you first get it, and it is very compact when being stored, compared to other strollers/wagons. My favorite part about it is that you can make it into a stroller or wagon, depending on your activity or preference. I also really like how you can remove the snack tray, and that the snack tray has separate compartments for each passenger (everyone gets their own treat holders, which decreases the fighting - woohoo!). It's also really convenient to have a storage basket that you can put on either side, for all your parent items. The two umbrellas/canopies are a necessity in the hot summer sun, and make it easier to spend more time outside with little ones. I do wish that the sides were taller, and they would lean back, making it more like a 'stroller' for when the kids fall asleep on long walks or adventure days. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this product!

I have used a double stroller for my 5 and 3 year old for almost everything - walks, farmer's market, zoos etc. In the past I haven't had much interest in a wagon due to 1. not looking the most comfortable for my children and 2. only being able to pull them around which can be difficult in busy areas. This has all changed with the Pilot Xplore Stroller Wagon. This thing is AMAZING. I am currently 22 weeks pregnant and have been taking nightly walks with my 2 littles. The pushing ability of this wagon in superb. It moves with little effort and pivots/turns with a breeze. In my current state I can push for longer periods and uphill with this stroller wagon - I was not able to do this with my double stroller. The seats are padded and soft. The tray for snacks and drinks is durable. The well for the cups are deeper so hitting bumps doesn't cause the cup to fall over or out. There are mesh pockets on the inside of the wagon and a tote attached to the back for easy storage. The flexibility/use of canopies is very convenient - if only one child would like to be covered this is possible. This is the preferred method of walks and activities for both my child. The foot space could be considered a bit cramped if you are pushing two bigger children. This wagon is also heavy - that being said I do not know how it could be any lighter with the durability of it. This aspect doesn't bother me due to it feeling so light while I am pushing it. I would strongly recommend this unit. Many many thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller wagon to try and review.

I was very excited to receive this stroller wagon! It was going to be perfect for my occasional hiking trips and for my beach vacation coming up. Can't wait to take it on the sand! Once I pulled it out of the box to assemble, I noticed many different parts. I will say that assembling this stroller was a bit complicated. The directions were helpful and easy to understand but the overall process took about 20 minutes, which isn't too bad in hind site. After it was assembled and I started tinkering with it to figure it out I quickly learned a couple things I didn't like about the design. When using it in wagon mode the handle bar can move up and down freely but it almost seems flimsy instead of controlled. When using in stroller mode you have one adjustment option but the handle can pull out for taller people. The photos were a bit misleading when it comes to how compact the stroller can fold up. It was a tad bulky but not too bad. It was easy to fold up, so bonus points there. When I took it out on the hiking trail I noticed it moved along very easily. It never seemed too bulky or hard to push, it just flowed with me. My son seemed to enjoy it greatly and it was pretty spacious. The removable tray and carrying caddy on the back are nice features, as well. I only have my one child right now, the other is due in a few months, but I can imagine both of them enjoying this stroller very much together. Plenty of room for two. I would recommend this stroller wagon to people with multiples. Overall a nice design and easy to maneuver. I received this product through the WeeSpring Parent Panel.

I received this wagon as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel, and my little lady and I could not have been more thrilled. On the first day we had to go around my kitchen island with her and a ton of her toys filling the other side about 50 times. We take the wagon on our evening walks every night. She loves to take snack and then just lounge and stretch out. My main critique would be the sun shades, they don't allow for you to cover the kiddos fully, and depending on where the sun is, you can't block the sun at all because the shades are so shallow. It would also be nice if you could lock the suns hades in , because when my little lays back sometimes her head hits the shade and it collapses on her. Also, the handle seems a tad weak, like I may break it, but moves easily from stroller to wagon and vice versa. The handle is high enough for my 6 foot husband to push without any discomfort but also not too high for me, at 5'2. My last comment would be is that we have another little one on the way and I wish there was a way to hook in a carrier or something so both could ride in one place. Overall, I would buy this wagon again in a heartbeat. My little doesn't feel like she's "trapped" in a stroller and loves the size and shape of the wagon. A regular favorite for our family.

We have been using a double stroller with our children since our second child was born. We love being outside and taking walks and hikes through our neighborhood and local parks. Now that my girls are 4 and almost two years old, our current stroller is getting cramped for them and doesn't handle as well on our adventures, so we were excited to receive the Evenflo Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon. Assembly was simple and straight forward, and took around 15 minutes for me to do by myself with two small children running around me. It is very easy to handle, has a fun sporty look to it, and I love the versatility of being able to use this as either a push stroller or a pull wagon. With the two options, it is easy to push my children in stroller mode through our neighborhood and local farmers market, or pull them in wagon mode while doing some off-road adventuring at our local parks and arboretum. It is very easy to switch between the two modes too. Changing the handle from wagon to stroller mode is effortless, which makes it great for pulling my children up hills and then switching back to stroller mode, which is my preference. Switching the handle from stroller to wagon mode requires you to release the handle bar by pressing a lever on each side of the stroller. It takes a little extra effort, but is not difficult by any means. The handle adjusts to different heights, so it makes it easy for my husband and I to adjust it to our own preferences when we are out and about. Both of my girls enjoy the stroller-wagon because it gives them more room to move around and allows them both to see more of their surroundings. It also comes with a tray with a cup holder for each of them that can be attached in the middle of the wagon. This has been great for snacks, drinks, and toys. I do miss having the extra storage that a stroller often comes with, but this does have a storage basket that has a decent amount of space for extra diapers, wipes, snacks, etc. The canopies that come with it provide some shade and are UPF 50+, but they are a bit on the short side in height and length. My 23 month old has some head room when the canopy is up, but my 4 year olds head does touch the top inside of the canopy, and they do not provide as much shade as i would like. Overall, we really enjoy the versatility and functionality of this stroller-wagon. I would definitely recommend it because of its ability to handle like a stroller while having the durability of a wagon that folds up and easily fits in the back of my SUV. We are looking forward to taking this with us to some upcoming food festivals and camping this fall. Thank you to weeSpring Parent Panel for sending me the Evenflo Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon to try and review.

We love using the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon! It has been a great addition to our summer adventures. We personally have used this to take strolls on our neighborhood walking path, to our weekly kickball games and to cruise around our local metropark. We really have enjoyed using the adjustable handlebar in the stroller setting. We enjoy being able to have the size and space of a wagon while still being about to keep an eye on our daughter pushing it forward. The sun shades that provide UPF 50+ sun protection are an awesome addition and there is one for both sides of the wagon. The tray easily snaps into place to hold drinks or snacks plus there are pockets on the sides for Mom and Dad! Assembly was a breeze and took no less than 20 minutes with the easy to follow directions. The wagon is heavier than your normal stroller but is not a deal breaker at all. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller wagon, we have absolutely loved getting to use it!

After a cross-country 12 hour travel day we arrived home to the box for the Pivot Xplore stroller wagon (which I received through the weeSpring Parent Panel). There was no part of myself or my husband that really had the energy to start constructing it but our strong-willed and very persuasive four year old convinced us it wouldn't be too bad. Turns out, she was right. We had it set up in minutes and spent the next 10 minutes doing strolls around the house (it was late and there was no way she was convincing us to actually go outside with it). The next morning we loaded up with snacks/stuffed animals/toys and headed out for a walk in the Boise foothills. This thing is a dream. So easy to maneuver (loved the pull handle when we got to a super rocky area where it became almost impossible to push - made a world of difference!) The sun shades are great, snack tray a win (kids have named the Pivot Xplore the 'snack wagon'), carries plenty of gear (both the necessities and the random extras that get thrown in by toddlers), plenty of room for both kids: overall a seriously cool and useful wagon. This is my first wagon (always had strollers) - but i'm a total convert and can't wait to take this out on other city excursions (zoo/farmers market/etc) as well as outdoor adventures (planning a camping trip for this weekend and i'm certain this will get toted along).

So far, so great! This stroller/wagon took about 20 minutes to set up out of the box, and another 20 minutes to learn the ins and outs of using and converting it from stroller to wagon and back. It has a smooth ride, even on rough ground, and I was able to get it up and down a set of four stairs pretty easily. The real test came when we took it on a day trip. It felt so easy pulling it up a steep hill and then pushing it down, and making full use of both methods, as well as the adjustable handle, throughout the day. It took up more cargo space in our vehicle which made packing for a weekend trip tighter. It is somewhat bulky if you have to transport it for daily use, but for walks from or close to home, it's the perfect way to carry children, gear, and snacks! I loved the storage basket so I didn't have to try to store things within the wagon once the little ones were in there. My girls (2 & 4) loved that they could face each other and they each have their own tray with drink holder. I'm giving it 4 stars (more like closer to 4.5!) only because of the extra space it takes up when transporting it, but overall it was very versatile and useful. I am so appreciative to the weeSpring Parent Panel for giving us the chance to review this product.

Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel, we've been able to test out the Evenflo Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Stroller Wagon and we absolutely love it, especially our 2-year-old daughter! It was very easy to assemble and we were ready to roll withing 30-minutes! So far we've only taken it on several family walks around our neighborhood and it has handled the partially unfinished roads (our neighborhood is still under construction) wonderfully. I love the ease of switching from a push stroller to a pull wagon, although our daughter much prefers to be pulled! My only complaint about the handle is where the lever to extend it is located. I don't know if it's just the way I'm pulling it, or what, but I always manage to push the lever in at least once while walking which causes the handle to extend or retract until I get it locked back into place. Probably just user error, but the only thing I've found to be a bit annoying. I do like that you can adjust the handle length though! My husband and I aren't that much different in height, but he prefers the handle to be fully extended while I like it to be a little shorter. And while we've only used it with one child, we can easily tell there's plenty of room for another! For now my husband just uses the extra space for his fishing gear so we can stop a the neighborhood pond! The best thing about the wagon is how much happier our daughter is in it! She always fought to get out of her stroller if we were on walks, but now she literally runs out into the garage and hugs the wagon and then cries when we get back home because she doesn't want to get out. While we've only tested it in our neighborhood, we are eager to take it to the beach in a few weeks to test it out there!

The Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon is an amazing stroller that you definitely need! We've adventured to the zoo for 2 weekends in a row and received lots of great comments! This stroller looks nice and handles really easy, even single-handed to get through doorways. My toddler was cool and comfortable under the adjustable canopies and insisted on riding from exhibit to exhibit rather than walking. I like how this stroller is fitting for many ages and yet doesn't have a baby stroller vibe. The push to pull option is easy to swap back and forth. While I prefer pushing, the pulling was fun so my son could see me while still facing forward. I also love how compact this double stroller folds up. It takes up about half as much space as my other single strollers leaving room for bags and gear. We're looking forward to many more adventures and traveling with our stroller wagon! Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller wagon!

I have been LONGING for a stroller wagon for quite some time - yup, total Mom life! When I received the Pivot Xplore from WeeSpring Parent Panel to test, my mind went wild with all of the great places we'd take the stroller. First things first, overall I absolutely love this wagon stroller! It is packed with tons of neat features. My boys absolutely love it. They love it so much, they like sitting in it to watch TV! Hahaha. Why I love the Pivot Xplore: The wheels! Testing out the all terrain wheels was huge for me, I really wanted to see if they easy to handle, and could handle different terrains. From the soccer field to the running trails, to the sidewalks in the neighborhoods, the wheels are a dream. Super smooth and the wheels pivot very well. Next, the wagon/stroller function is great! I find find myself using the stroller position more since it is easier for me but I love the wagon position on the soccer field. I love the option of operating in multiple modes. Third, I have two toddlers (ages 4 and 1 1/2) so I love the fact that it seats two kiddos. Also, love that they each have their cup holder and snack area. No tussling over cup space - score! Lastly, I appreciate that Evenflo thought of pockets on the side of the stroller. Great for water bottles, phones, wipes, you name it. My recommendation for future models: The Pivot Xplore comes with a nifty storage space attachment, while that is great, I have since removed it since I have not found much of a need for it. I think it would be great to have some type of parent attachment on the handle for quick reach items such as keys, phone, etc. Not sure if this is some type of bag, or even hook attachment. Again, overall, highly recommend the Pivot Xplore. Great features, awesome versatility, and great colors - win!

My kids and I really enjoy this wagon! It is easy to push or pull (I usually end up pushing it), the airflow is better than being tucked into a stroller, it handles well on any surface, and it looks great! I've used this wagon in rural and urban situations, it was perfectly appropriate for both. My only concern is the weight of the wagon. It is not easy for me to fold and load into my car. It also doesn't fold very compact. Overall, this is a product we'll use for the long haul! I received this product through the weeSpring Parent Portal

We couldn't be more excited about this double stroller wagon. We have not been pleased with our double stroller since it's bulky, hard to turn and requires the kids to sit in a fix position. When we got this new product, our kids love it and so do we! The functionality has exceeded my expectations. 1. Switching it from a stroller (where you push) to a wagon (pull) and back is very simple. I especially like how simple it is to adjust the handle length one-handed 2. The SPF canopies are a must for us in Colorado. They pop up easily and can be adjusted as you are on the move 3. The snack tray (which doubles as a kid separator) is a nice feature and accompanies plenty of water bottle holders 4. It rides very smoothly and turns with ease Given the opportunity, I'd recommend a few small adjustments. 1. Make the handle a little longer. For an above average male (6'2''), when I push it as a stroller, the basket for carrying out stuff almost gets in the way. An extra 6 inches would make all the difference 2. On the canopy, make the mesh sides with optional flaps to cover up the sun. The sun isn't always coming from directly overhead and it would be nice to be able to put down a flap to protect the kids from the side With that said, this double stroller wagon fits our family perfect! We recently took it to the zoo and had numerous parents comment on how much they liked it as well as asked what it was (and where we got it). Evenflo has hit the mark with this product. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this stroller wagon.

This is what I have been waiting for! I have been patiently waiting for two things: a stroller for my twins that is truly all terrain, and the right product to try out for Wee Spring. That's where the Evenflo Pivot Explore comes in! I was absolutely thrilled to receive the stroller-wagon as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel. I have tried my fair share of strollers and was yet to use something like this. I live in a very rural area that does not have sidewalks on most streets, and most walking trails are not paved. If I had a singleton this would be doable with a carrier, but I have 18mo twins + a 3yo so a stroller- or in this case a stroller-wagon- is an absolutely necessity. The Pivot explore was an absolute breeze to put together. It came with everything you need to do so and took under 10 min to unpack and start rolling. Additionally, it's very user friendly. I quickly learned how to switch from stroller mode to wagon mode, how to remove the basket, etc. I am still learning how to fold it compactly. I have a mini van so it must be stored vertically, but I read that it's most compact lying flat. In the first few days I pulled (and pushed!) my twins in the woods over tree roots and docks and to the beach over hot and wet sand. I was amazed that as sturdy as the stroller-wagon is, it doesn't feel super heavy to push and pull. the ride is as bumpy as you might expect in the woods, but it certainly moves way better than an all terrain stroller. The pull mechanism is what really appeals and works in the more challenging terrain. The hard sand was the same. The soft sand was a pretty tough one! Not impossible but definitely the hardest workout I've had in a while. Not ideal but it was possible. In wagon mode the adjustable handlebar is wonderful. In stroller mode- with the basket attached- I feel like it could be longer. I am 5'8" and I feel like I am just about kicking the tires when I push it in stroller mode. Also I wish there was a way to rest the handlebar in wagon mode when you need to put it down. Currently you need to either lock it back into stroller mode, or drop it to the ground My other gripe is the canopies. While I appreciate the flexibility of them, my twins kept pushing them down by accident. And my 3yo was way too tall to have them up. They need to be taller and it would be great to be able to secure them up. The snack tray is great. Cup holders are big enough for all of our cups. My twins love sharing their snacks since the tray is one big piece. The cushions are thick and comfortable. The cargo basket is a huge bonus. It may not hold a lot of weight but it certainly helps to contain a few necessities. The outside drink pockets are great for cell phones and other items, too. I am giving the wagon a 4/5 because overall it's all terrain function & product quality outweighs its set backs. We cannot forget that this is mostly a wagon, so there is no option for the kids to sleep/recline. For that reason I removed one point. Aside from that, a little tweaking to the fold and the handlebar would perfect this amazing product!

I received this Evenflo Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Stroller Wagon from the weeSpring Parent Panel and wow...we can't get enough of it! We are constantly on the go in the summer at parks, shopping, the zoo, or enjoying the nice weather on walks before the day gets too hot. The Pivot Xplore has been a game changer that I never knew I needed. I love the fact that it can be pushed or pulled depending on where we were going or what we were doing. As he's getting older, there are more opportunities for my son to get out and explore on foot, but he's still too young to walk everywhere we go. With the Pivot Xplore, he was able to climb in and out and we could put his milk and toys in there with him like a regular stroller using the tray in the center. He loves sitting on either side and enjoys the ride. It glides easily and takes turns really well. My favorite feature is how roomy it is. We can pack a cooler or bag of snacks and toys and still have room for my son. The only thing I don't really care for is how big it is when it's folded up, but it still fits in the back of my car. Overall, we love that we can take everything we need easily and keep our busy summer moving in style. Thanks, Weespring, for giving us this opportunity!

This wagon stroller showed up on my doorstep super quickly. Of course I had to set it up right away. First off I will say this box is fairly heavy, about 40-45 pounds. I brought it in and started reading the manual and see this is meant for children around ages 1-5. I have a 6 year old and almost 2 year old, however my 6 year old is smaller for his age and fit comfortably in the stroller wagon with his brother. This wagon took about 20 minutes to set up and was extremely easy to put together. One thing that I wasn't sure I would like was the foot well. I'm still very unsure on this. I wish there was a way for the foot well to be raised up, either with some heavy duty velcro or some type of locking mechanism so that if my younger child were to become sleepy while out on longer trips, he could lay down and nap. Our first outing was a short one with this stroller wagon, to our older son's t-ball practice in the park. While it was easy to put together, it was a little cumbersome to unfold by myself the first few times. I love how it was able to handle on grassy areas as we have a small path way to the t-ball park. I also loved that I was able to put my almost 2 year old in and he was comfortable the entire time while I folded the basket in the other seat to put all of my older son's sports equipment which made me feel like less of a pack mule. Our next outing with this wagon was an all day trip to our zoo. My 6 year old constantly wanted in and out and I was able to push both of them with ease while still holding all of our items in the basket folded out. I much rather to push over pull the wagon and I love that I have the option with this. I also love the sleek style and got many compliments having it out and about. My only true complaint is that this wagon isn't super compact even in my SUV. I wish there was a way to push the handle down more to make it more compact in my car and make it more convenient to keep in the car, especially with how heavy it is. I am very grateful that weeSpring Parent Panel provided this product to me.

As a mom of two very active toddler boys, I am always looking for ways to make things easier for our trips out of the house. Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel, I found something that does just that and I'm not the only one that thinks so. Every time we go out, I get stopped by so many other moms. It's perfect for all of our adventures. We've taken it on our walks around the neighborhood, our hikes (unpaved trails), our trip to the zoo, and even on our flight across the country. It has worked great for all of these! My kids like riding in the wagon, can easily see everything around them, and have room for all of their items (drinks, snacks, etc). It's really easy to switch between the wagon and stroller handlebar settings. I especially like that the handlebar is adjustable. I can use it fully extended when I push or fully collapsed when I pull. We seem to prefer to use it as a stroller on smooth paths and a wagon on rougher paths. It's nice to switch between the two on longer trips as well. Some of my favorite features are the compactness (when collapsed), the collapsible sunshades, and the wheels (moves smoothly). My only complaint is the single storage basket. The basket is interchangeable/removable for either end of the wagon. I wish two baskets were included; two would be nice for longer trips. Since it's removable, I could decide when to attach just one or both. Overall, this stroller wagon is easy to handle. I can collapse it and set it up all by myself; I can also get it in and out of my car easily. If you're looking for something for your toddler(s), I definitely recommend this. It'll be an awesome addition on your adventures!

I received this product free from WeeSprings Parent panel in return for an honest review. First off I was super excited to try this product. My first impression was this thing is super cool, I'm gonna love it! But after assembling it and trying it my opinion changed a bit. To start off, the assembly wasn't overly difficult but I would recommend having an additional person to help out since the product is on the heavy side. Also, I wasn't sure where all the pivot points were at, so I constantly was afraid I was gonna pinch my finger, thankfully I did not. The instructions were easy to understand and there were only two nut/bolts to put on, the rest just snapped together. Overall it took my dad and myself about 30mins to put it together. I was impressed by the quality of the wagon stroller, everything on it seems sturdy. The frame is metal and the fabric is padded and stitched well. The wheels are plastic, but still seems like they will hold up well to normal wear and tear. My 2 1/2 yr old daughter said that the wagon was comfortable and enjoyed riding in it. We go to the park regularly with her little friends and there is plenty of room for another friend to ride plus a couple little toys. Plus the extra storage basket makes it nice to take additional snacks, drinks, and belongings with us. I really like the dual trays so each child can have their snack and drink in front of them. The stroller wagon rides really well on pavement and on somewhat rocky pavement but I wouldn't recommend taking it on a rough, unpaved trail. It doesn't go over large bumps/roots as easily. I also haven't had a chance to take this stroller wagon to the beach yet, but I'm not sure I'd want to. It's too nice and I wouldn't want to get sand imbedded in the fabric nor would I want to risk the salty air rusting the metal frame. I also wanted to mention the parent handle, I like the versatility to switch the way you can maneuver this product, but I still liked pushing it in stroller mode the best. Ok, so now I want to mention the things that were not my favorite about this product. As I mentioned earlier this product is a bit heavy. It is not the easiest to lift into the back of a truck or suv. Also it is quite bulky. It takes up pretty much my whole trunk of my suv when folded and it doesn't lay flat, the handle sticks out. . I also had a difficult time rolling this out of my house, and unfortunately scratched the handle while trying to maneuver it out of my garage. As well, I had a somewhat difficult time opening this by myself. I had to use my chest to push the stroller wagon down while pushing the unfold buttons in on each side of the wagon. Overall. this product is very well made, but to me is somewhat impractical unless you have space to store this stroller wagon when not in use, have the strength to lift it by yourself, as well as open it, and have a large enough vehicle to transport it to your destination.

The Pivot Xplore All Terrain Double Stroller Wagon is one of a kind and has been a great addition to our family. It was very easy to assemble and didn't take but 10 minutes to put together. One of the first things we noticed when using it was how easy it is to push and/or pull. It's also super east to maneuver and the turning is very smooth. Switching from the stroller mode to wagon mode is very simple. Although on the heavier side, it's easy to collapse and get in and out of the car. We have taken ours around the neighborhood and even more recently to a local fair where the terrain was dirt and rocky. Our kids - 4 & 2, love facing one another in it and seem to fit comfortably in the seats. Plus they love the snack tray/cup holders that sit in the middle. It definitely draws attention, as we found many people admiring it as we pushed it along! A couple cons: It would be nice if the footrest could somehow be locked in a position that is level with the seats so a child could lay completely down to nap. In addition, although it's not a deal breaker, the ease of getting in and out of the stroller/wagon seems to be more difficult. Overall, we are very happy with this wagon, so much that we got rid of our plastic wagon and can't wait for many more adventures! Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this product!!

I'm a mom of two girls, 2 1/2 and 5 years old. I live in a pretty family-friendly area that encourages a lot of outdoor activities. I live right behind a walking/bike trail that has both a paved section and a section that is just gravel. We use the trail a lot to walk to the park and some breweries. We also like to go for hikes on trails in our area, so we tested this baby out at all of those places. PROS: The wagon was really easy to put together and it's a very well made product. It's also easy to collapse and set back up and all the instructions are very straightforward. It fits easily in the back of our minivan, but it does take up the entire space. A huge pro is our girls LOVE it! My favorite thing is that they can entertain each other because they're facing one other. The wagon has a removable divider with two built-in cup holders and a space for snacks. It's a godsend! There's also a nice storage basket that can go on either the front or back of the wagon, which was great for storing snacks, diapers, and my purse. The sun shades come in handy as well. The wagon was super easy to push along on the paved walking path. My husband and I both preferred to push rather than pull the wagon, but it's very easy to convert to either one. CONS: I really don't have much criticism for this stroller, but we did find that the front swivel wheels would start to shake every so often and we'd have to swerve the stroller to get them to stop. We also did not have much luck with it out on the hiking trails or gravel path. It's perfect for paved areas and grass, but it was difficult to push it over tree roots and sticks. Overall, we are really thankful to have a stroller that's easy to push while both girls can sit and face one another. It's the perfect stroller if you have two kids and you do a lot of activities in paved areas (parks, zoos, farmer's markets, etc.). Thanks to the weeSpring Parent Panel for providing me with this product.

I have been so impressed by this stroller wagon. It was so simple to put together (my 2.5 year old twins "helped"), and we were off and strolling within a half hour of the box being delivered.Unlike previous wagons, having the footbed allows both my boys room to sit comfortably, the snack trays were in use immediately and actually fit a toddler-sized cup, the adjustable canopies meant no matter where the sun was facing they could easily adjust them themselves, and I was super impressed by the maneuverability. I've had two other strollers and one wagon and this beats them all, hands down. The bonus storage bin was perfect during a recent trip to the zoo to hold snacks, sunscreen and parent water bottles. It easily could have fit more. We've primarily used it as a stroller so far, but the adjustment to wagon is so simple and it still is very easy to maneuver. I couldn't have asked for something better!! A huge thank you to WeeSpring Parent Panel for giving me the opportunity to try out the Pivot Xplore, it's amazing!

We've been loving our stroller wagon! Having the option to push it like a stroller is so helpful in crowds. We took it to our local fair and I was able to maneuver through a crowd one-handed as I held a plate of food in my other hand. The sun-shades are probably my favorite feature though, especially since it's the height of summer right now, and my kids love adjusting them themselves. I've also been impressed with how well the wheels do on grass or gravel. So far there have only been two things I haven't been thrilled about. The first is that the wagon is still pretty large when folded up. It's been fine for day trips or outings where we don't need much other gear, but I don't think we could take it camping because we just wouldn't have enough extra trunk space. The other thing I wish it had was a way to make the foot area level with the seats for a kid to be able to lay down. Overall, we are thrilled to have received this as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel! I anticipate we will get lots of use out of it.

We have been putting the Pivot Xplore to the test over the last two weeks thanks to WeeSpring Parent Panel! Overall, we have been impressed, especially since the wagon actually comes with the accessories without purchasing them for an additional price. The statement my husband and I continue to come back to is if it had shocks of some sort, the sky truly would be the limit! We have some rougher terrain so shocks would be favorable for a smooth ride, but it does handle like a dream in the sand. I'll start by saying I was worried we wouldn't be able to give a fair review since our little guy isn't much of a sitter, but I can honestly say this is one of the few items he prefers and as you can see in the pictures he's rather relaxed and enjoying himself. There is plenty of foot space, wonderfully sized pockets, and a cup holder that actually fits his Munchkin 360 or insulated water bottle! It is wonderful to be able to go from a stroller to wagon with a simple click, especially with out multi-terrain, multi-elevation farm. Our son enjoys the sides of the canopy are mesh so he can still look out while being shaded, but I wish it provided more of a canopy-it's one of our only other complaints. My husband isn't much taller than me so the adjustable handle bar hasn't been super useful for that, but it is nice to shorten to help lift/pull over curbs and such. It's light weight, but still sturdy, and easy enough for one person to fold and put into the car, but I do wish it locked when folded.

We are a family that likes adventuring, whether that's exploring our neighborhood, going for a hike, heading to the beach, or taking in the sights at the zoo. We have two children, an 18-month-old and a 4-year-old, and that means we're lugging around more than just the kids. There are snacks, water bottles, sunscreen, towels, a toy or two, someone's baby doll, a diaper bag, swim suits, etc. We're always looking for gear that works not only for our kids but the stuff we're bringing along. That's why, when we tried the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon, we were excited to see the easy-access basket, the snack trays, and the interior side pockets. Lots of room to stash things! My husband said it was an intuitive assembly process out of the box and was a piece of cake to put together. Our kids LOVE going for wagon rides and our first adventure was to take it out around our neighborhood. Even my 4-year-old who is in the 97th percentile for height can sit comfortably in the seat and her head still fits under the canopy. With the 3-point harness, I don't have to worry about my youngest trying to climb out while we're moving. I like the fact that the canopies can be folded down or up depending on your child's preference or how sunny the day is (this is also my 4-year-old's favorite part). My 18-month-old loves the snack trays and I like that they come off easily so that they can be washed. By far, my most favorite feature is the 3-position telescoping handle that allows you to switch from stroller mode to wagon mode in a smooth and quick fashion. No need to get the kids out or fiddle with a complicated set up. Simply engage or release two clips, adjust the handle to a comfortable length and you're ready to go! It's a smooth, quiet ride with the all-terrain wheels and we've enjoyed taking it out on hiking paths, uneven sidewalks, paved trails, and grassy surfaces. While we haven't made it to the beach with the Pivot Xplore, I feel confident it will handle sand like a champ. It's easy to fold up and throw into a car trunk. It does have a wide footprint, so it might not fit in a small car, but we had zero problems putting it in the back of our minivan and I think it would fit in the trunks of most vehicles or even standing up behind a passenger seat. One thing I noticed in stroller mode is that there's no cross bar by your foot (like there would be in a traditional stroller) to lever it up over a curb or sharp bump. But no problem when you can easily switch it to wagon mode! We have very uneven sidewalks in our neighborhood and the wagon mode handled them without any problems at all. The price point for this stroller/wagon combo is about the same as what I spent on my high-quality single stroller and I find the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon to be of similar quality and it is significantly more functional because you can use it as a wagon or stroller and it fits multiple kids plus gear. I would highly recommend this product for any families with small children. It's a high-quality product that will work for a growing family for many years. Even if you have an infant, there is an adaptor (sold separately) so that you can attach an infant car seat. Thanks to weeSpring Parent Panel who sent us the Pivot Xplore All-Terrain Double Stroller Wagon to try and review!

Super fun and manageable wagon/stroller. My two boys (2 & 4) and I were able to take this stroller through our neighborhood, around the parks (grass, gravel and sidewalk), and on a few (minimal elevation gain) hikes. The all-terrain feature has pros and cons unfortunately. The wheels turn really well on flat surfaces but take quite a bit of push/pull to get over more rough terrain. We did struggle slightly with larger rocks in the gravel and the hose across our driveway. That adjustable handle makes the wagon so much more fun for the kids and more flexible for the driver. As a 6' tall woman, the handle stretches far enough to be comfortable as the stroller version and the wagon mode fits all sizes, short and tall since it is free to go up and down and short or long. My favorite feature is probably how small and simply it folds up (and those doorways!). I've had a double wide jogging stroller previously and that was a big pain and so heavy. But this wagon folds down to a really reasonable size with the click of a few buttons. Assembly was minimal and straight forward. My boys love riding in the stroller. The only struggle is with the shared foot room. I was weary that my four year old would fit at 3'5" but he looks pretty comfortable and fits under the sun shade as well. It is awesome that they each have their own sun shade so they can have their preference (up/down, green/black). The snack tray is perfect. Easy insert and removal. The wagon has a ton of little pockets to store toys or waters or sunglasses. The basket storage seems oversized at first look but my legs didn't hit it at all while strollering around. And the bigger the better in my opinion. It can be a little awkward figuring out how to best get the kids into the stroller with the handle kind of blocking part of it but once they get the hang of climbing in the adjustable end, it is easy peasy. There are definitely moments where it is easier to use as a wagon or switch to a stroller and as busy/tired parents. I have had so many complements from other Moms, asking where I got the stroller and what it is called or just noting how functional it looks. I feel like this is a big win in the simplify life as a parent book. I was given this product to try as part of the weeSpring Parent Panel.