Radio Flyer Town and Country Wagon

Pros: Quality Construction, Safe, Comfortable, Attractive
Cons: Possibly price, but I think it's worth it.

My post title is a bit of an exaggeration. A child certainly does not need a red wagon for his/her continued health, or even happiness. But, it is one of those classic toys that many of us would remember from our childhood. What mental pictures does a ...

Pros: Heavy wheels, safer than previously made wagons
Cons: Made in China, thin paint job on wood sides

I wanted to get my kid the same wagon I had in the 70's, so I got her a Radio Flyer(herein RF) #24. I had read that RF was a "made in USA" by union workers in Chicago. Wrong! Since March of 2004, they're made in China. But being a typical American, ...

Pros: durable product that will last for years
Cons: price

This is a classic toy. I am sure almost everyone has memories of this great toy as a child. It is a symbol of the true American toy. It is a bit higher priced than similar toys on the market, but the quality is unsurpassed. It is sturdier than the other models.( I bought a wagon like it but after only a few moths, it fell apart) It is made to endure years of use and it has as many uses as your child's imagination can come up with. If for some reason you need to get replacement parts, unlike some toys, this is easy to do. I would highly recommend this toy to anyone with children, grandchildren, nieces, or nephews. It is a toy that is made to last.

Pros: Easy to Assemble.
Cons: Questionable quality and unresponsive company. Don't buy it.

What used to be a American classic is now made in China. You can smell the oceanic voyage from the packaging and despair at the poor quality of this wagon. On the wagon that I purchased, all of the wheels are warped and the wagon makes so much noise even on a very smooth surface, I can't even hear an adult speaking while standing next to me when I pull my child in the wagon. Radio Flyer doesn't mention anywhere on their site that their product is MADE IN CHINA. I wrote to Radio Flyer over a month ago that the consumer is now misled into believing that the product is still Made in America and told them of the poor quality of the wagon. I have had no response at all from Radio Flyer. Don't buy it.