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Radio Flyer 3-in-1 EZ Fold Wagon Review (2026)

By Nate Sawyer, Editor ยท Updated July 2026

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A folding wagon built for families who also garden: it hauls light loads, seats two kids, or becomes a bench, then folds flat one-handed for tight storage. Wipe-clean fabric and rubber tires take garden abuse. At 150 lb it's for mulch bags and plant flats rather than gravel, and it costs more than a bare-bones wagon, but the flexibility earns its keep.

Pros

  • One-hand flat fold drops it small enough for a car trunk or a corner of the garage
  • Converts between hauling, two kid seats and a bench, so it does double duty for families
  • Wipe-clean DuraClean fabric and rubber tires handle mud, sand and garden messes

Cons

  • 150 lb rating and fabric bed are for light loads, not heavy soil or gravel
  • Costs more than a plain folding wagon because of the seats and canopy hardware
  • Soft fabric floor can sag and won't dump like a rigid cart

Specifications

Capacity150 lb
ModesFlatbed haul, 2-seat ride, or bench
FoldOne-hand flat fold
FrameSteel with wipe-clean DuraClean fabric
Open size39 x 21 x 41 in

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 3-in-1 mean on this wagon?
It converts between a flatbed for hauling, two kid seats, and a bench. That dual duty is the reason to pay more than a plain folding wagon โ€” the seats and canopy hardware are where the extra cost sits.
How quickly does it fold?
One-hand flat fold, small enough for a car trunk or a garage corner. Open size is 39 x 21 x 41 in.
Can it haul soil and gravel?
Not really. The 150 lb rating and fabric bed are for light loads, the soft floor sags under dense material, and it will not dump like a rigid cart. Wipe-clean DuraClean fabric does handle mud and garden mess well.

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