[26 lb] I have been looking for a reliable transport wagon for years. I have finally found it. Love the extra wide all-terrain wheels. This is the only product I have used as part of my productions since it was delivered! Well worth the money! I plan on purchasing another!

[Solid] I feel like it’s easy to get ripped off on these little wagons. I know they sell similar items at many different places but when you see them in person they’re obviously super cheap.,,, might as well spend $30 more and get something real. This thing will probably last a lifetime.

[Solid] Ive been carrying my backdrop stand, light stands, backdrop, and camera/light gear myself when I set up studio on-location, so Ive been looking for something portable and sturdy. This was perfect--I got it just before a shoot at our local university, and it was SO NICE not to lug everything myself across campus. Easy to fold up and unfold again. Love the wheels!

[26 lb] This is a very handy item. I use it to haul my extensive camera equipment around. Wheels good on soft surfaces. Folds cleverly for easy transport and storage.

[26 lb] Not the most comfortable camp/ travel seat, but certainly the most packable I’ve owned...

I bought these to be lightweight, packable chairs for hiking and birding. They function beautifully, supporting my 205+ pounds easily while remaining light enough for my 96 pound 12-year-old son to easily carry.

If you don’t mind packing the extra weight, there are better chairs available. They have armrests, back support, and even drink holders. I recommend those luxury seats as much as I recommend these spartan stools... It’s all about how much weight you want to pack... These are so much nothing that I’ll always have one or two on every hiking trip. As an old fogey (just 49 years old) I want a comfortable rest on long hikes. This seat provides that without breaking my back while hiking. My 12-year-old son and hiking partner agrees. At his age, he can rest wherever on whatever, so for him to pack this seat, it has to be good. We love them, and they seem durable enough for us to love for many years.

[Solid] Haven't had a chance to use it yet. (Purchased for the Fall Birding season to haul around tripods & spotting scopes, and photography equipment, and a folding camouflage chair, etc.) I plan on spray painting the metalwork of the wagon in earth tone camouflage colors. Possibly even spray painting the nylon sides in earth tone camouflage colors with over lays of leaf patterns, and reeds? To help make it; and me a little less visible when on the open marsh trails, and refuge wildlife drive roads, when setting up next to them.) So far; the overall quality of this folding wagon looks pretty good. Only time, and repeated use will tell of its's durability? Reasonably priced when on Sale.

[Rubber] I have only used the wagon for loading things in and out of my car for a trip so far. The wagon is great! It is very easy to pull, and it turns easily. It holds a lot of gear, including a heavy cooler. I love the color, the wheels seem great, and the wagon is well made. I intend to use it for carrying computer equipment to and from jobs when my smaller cart won't carry it, but it will be handy for many things.

[Rubber] I bought the wagon to transport gear into wooded areas for bird photography. The fabric handle (for use when folded) tore when I tried to lift it. The wagon would have been perfectly functional without it but I emailed the company to let them know what happened. I really didn't want to return it to B&H for this minor issue. To my pleasant surprise, Creative Outdoor Distributor emailed me immediately and said that they will send a replacement fabric, and they did. I am very pleased with the company and also with B&H for the quick follow-up and quick initial delivery, respectively. Problems sometimes occur but how a manufacturer responds makes a great deal of difference. Kudos to Creative Outdoor Distributor for addressing a minor problem so quickly. And the wagon is perfect for my needs!

[Rubber] This little wagon is perfect for hauling my gear around. Not too big & is actually built quite ruggedly. It's great not having the weight of all my gear on my back & it doubles as a table. So nice not to have to put my backpack on the ground to change lenses. Folds up nicely so it doesn't take up much space when not in use!

[26 lb] My wife asked me why we don't have a wagon to carry our gear around and I thought that it was a great question. I did a lot of research and B&H recommended this one.

We've used it several times and the wheels work so well over different terrain. We carry about 110 pounds of camera gear... Our bag, lenses, light stands, flashpoint 600 heads, props, sand bags, etc.

It founds up easily and unpacks just as much.