Does the Radio Flyer Voyager Canopy Wagon work well?
I saw this post here on droolicious yesterday about the Steering Tricycle, and it reminded me of the wagon that we have that is also made by Radio Flyer. And like the tricycle, it also has a canopy for those hot days in the summer. (Remember those days of summer?) My review is after the jump. The Radio Flyer Voyager Canopy Wagon is an updated take on the classic red wagon, designed for towing children. It’s not made of metal, it’s made of plastic so it won’t rust on you, but it also lacks that old-school charm. The handle is nice and long but it doesn’t directly steer the wagon (like a traditional wagon). It does have swiveled wheels on the front that get the job done without a problem. The biggest difference from a classic wagon is that it has bucket seats that kids can sit down in, complete with seat belts (handy for fidgety one-year-olds) and four cup holders. The seats (in blue in the picture) fold down to make a flat surface for regular stuff, but honestly it’s the kids that we to
