Timber Ridge Collapsible Folding Wagon

I love this wagon. My husband finally saw the side pockets & decided to admit he was impressed🤭. It's smooth, handles well, it's easy for me to set up/collapse by myself & to load/unload (after 7 foot surgeries my whole body is weaker, hence the need for a cart or wagon). The height is pretty good too! I considered a tall wagon w/ two decks, the bottom section being for things like camp chairs, etc. but after getting this wagon I don't need one. It's very durable, the wheels are wide w/a rubber section, & really holds a lot of weight (I get my 3&5g water jugs filled at a well & use the wagon to transport) *making sure the heavier stuff is towards the front by the handle helps keep it from being hard to pull up the inclines i deal with. Everything from groceries to laundry to totes & more, I tend to overthink less things now that I have a way easier time with everyday stuff. *If anything is a con w/the wagon, it's that the handle doesn't swivel, BUT I believe this is a key design function that keeps the wagon from jackknifing or tipping over if turned too sharp. I'd much rather have it upright! Also, the wheels are great, though I saw my cat playing with something (thinking bug) & when I went to look, there were three ants & I'd just come in w/the wagon (our apt complex has a terrible problem w/ants, but bc I spray my apt, I've never had ants/bugs in 3yrs). So I'd suggest paying attention to whether something like that would be anything for you to worry about. I LOVE the wheels overall, there is not an actual problem w/the structure or design of them. They're sturdy! Definitely recommend!