The wagon is so close to being the perfect wagon. Evenflo needs to come out with a nap system like the veer wagon has because younger kiddos have no safe nap space due to the footwell. For that reason I bought the toddler seat attachment so my 8.5 month old could nap if she needed to while we are out. Beware the seat doesn’t recline super far so it’s not ideal for sleep either. I wish the front wheels were able to lock in place because trying to go up and over and small hump or curb is next to impossible. The front wheels turn to the side and make it impossible to push up over a curb, also there’s no bar to use on the back when you’re in stroller mode for leverage. With my stroller I would place my foot on the back in the back of the stroller to pop it up over curbs but this wagon doesn’t have anything like that so you have to walk to the front and lift your smaller tires up over the curb. Both brakes must be engaged otherwise your wagon is going to roll away from you. The canopies are terrible. They do not provide adequate sun coverage. I use both canopies to cover my one child and still have to put a sun hat on her to keep her protected. They also attach to the stroller by two sliding pieces that slide right on to the wago so they come undone very easily. So far I’ve taken it on very chunky gravel, grass, paved areas, indoors and it does okay on all the terrains but would definitely function better on rougher terrains if you could lock the front wheels in place. The push indoors is insanely smooth I love bringing this wagon shopping for that reason. If you have tall kiddos like me the seats don’t come up very far so they may find this wagon slightly uncomfortable compared To other ones that have higher seats and sides. A lot of people complain about the handlebar being too short but I’m 5’8” and have no issues with the height of the handlebar in stroller mode. Maybe if you’re taller than me it may hurt your back from having to lean over a bit. Overall the wagon is great there are just some small things evenflo should tweak or come out with to make it the perfect wagon. But even with its flaws I take it everywhere with me. I ditched our traditional stroller and exclusively use our evenflo wagon! Plus side if you own a small vehicle like I do Ford Focus hatchback you’ll know there aren’t many wagons that will fit in the trunk space but the evenflo wagon fits perfectly in my trunk with the large wheels removed

Bought this for our 13 month old twins. They love sitting across from each other, eating their snacks, and being able to see around them as we go for walks. We bought a double running stroller from Albee, also very nice quality, but the girls don’t like sitting in it for long. This wagon style stroller makes them feel less constricted. Great quality so far. Easy to push, wheels are big enough for a smooth ride. We get lots of compliments too.

We love our new all terrain stroller! It can fit one toddler and tons of bags. It’s a game changer for traveling with kids and lots of stuff. It’s a bit bulky/heavy but super heavy duty.

We love our Pivot Xplore wagon stroller. We had looked at a lot of wagon stroller options and were having a hard time deciding if we wanted something mid range or if we would end up wishing we had sprung for one of the more expensive options. We finally decided that this had the features we wanted and we’d give it a try. I’m so glad we did. It does take two hands to fold up or unfold which seems more cumbersome in comparison to the one hand fold on the travel system stroller that we had. But it’s quick and easy to fold and unfold so it’s fine. It does take up most of our trunk (mid-size SUV) so it doesn’t fold down super small and if you had a smaller vehicle or needed to transport more stuff, that might be a problem for you. The wagon maneuvers really well, both in terms of turning and in terms of handling different types of terrain. It seems comfortable for our 16 month old to sit in. He asks to get in and will complain if we stop! The foot well is a nice feature that gives him plenty of space. The add ons that came with the stroller are the snack and drink tray and the basket. Both have been useful. The snack and drink tray snaps in between the two seats and leaves enough space to sit and move around, but is still easy for him to reach. The basket clips on to the front or back and is big enough to put our diaper bag into. There are also plenty of smaller pockets on the inside and outside of the wagon to put a phone or car keys into. There are two canopies with sun protection and they are very adjustable. Our son prefers them down so I don’t have much feedback about how well they block the sun from one or both seats. The handle adjusts easily and it takes only a second to switch between wagon and stroller mode. Overall we are very happy with our pivot xplore. It fits what we were looking for in a stroller wagon and I think we’ll get good use out of it for years to come.