Veer Cruiser City (2 Seater) Stroller Wagon - Grey

This is EXACTLY what we wanted! All the pros of the all terrain Veer with flawless steering. We haven't noticed any changes for rough terrain as this glides easily over rocks even with our 30 and 50 lb kids. We've had wonderfolds and the og veer, and this one is just so perfect.

I have a 12-month old container-averse baby. We couldn't set her down for the first 3 months of her life. She never tolerated a bouncer or swing. She screams the entire duration of being in a car seat. She will not be buckled in a high chair. She despises every nice expensive stroller we've tried (forward facing, rear facing, doesn't matter, she hates them all). She doesn't even like to sit down, or be held while you're sitting down! What a trip. The only time she's happy is being held while you're on the move (babywearing FTW). That's great, but also exhausting, and now she's 25 lbs and I'm only 90 lbs so my back is breaking.

All that to say, if you have a stage-10-clinger barnacle-baby like me, maybe a Veer will change your life like it did mine !!

I held off on a wagon because it seems like it's better designed for toddlers, which it is. Babies can't nap and it's a rigid design. But wow, in every other sense it is far superior.

She sits in it. She can look 360 degrees around her and see everything. She can sit completely upright and lean this way and that and have the freedom of movement that she *needs*. She's content. She loves it. My back is spared. I am petite (5'0" 90lbs) and it is so easy to push. It's a low center of gravity, turns quickly, pushes smoothly, really a dream to operate. Easier than any stroller (we had the Uppababy Vista and Bugaboo Donkey).

I chose the City model because I do more pushing than pulling. I still pull it through our couple-acre yard with bumpy soil and long grass, though the City is better at pushing and the OG will be better at pulling. Worth noting there is no suspension so it is a bumpy ride if you're going over uneven terrain. She grips the sides of the wagon but definitely bumps around, so a less stable baby would benefit from the cushion seat with 5-point harness.

Also it fits in the trunk of my TINY Ford Focus with just normal collapsing (don't have to remove the wheels or anything). I've never been able to fit any stroller in my trunk.

This has been my best purchase this year (and ugh, I've bought a lot of things in her first year of life). I take it through our neighborhood with her several times a day; it's just so easy to set her in & go, and makes us both happy. We go to the farmers market with it, the park, for quick grocery shopping and errand runs; it's quite easy and feels much less obstrusive in busy places than a double stroller.

For comparisons sake...
I also bought a Wonderfold Luxe. The Wonderfold is really well crafted, great design, and a solid wagon. It weighs 30lbs more than the Veer, and with my child in it, weighs more than me. It's bigger and taller and so it's more cumbersome to handle and push (though equally super smooth) and obviously will not fit in my small car. Going up and down hills with it scares me. There should actually be a hand brake! My husband prefers the Wonderfold (he's a normal sized strong man) because it holds everything and our daughter can also stand up and ride in it, which she loves (but she won't sit in the Wonderfold seats. I think it's too much like stroller seats with the 5-point harness). It's cushioned all around which is nice and comfortable but requires spot cleaning after sucking on the sides and snack messes. We took the Wonderfold to the fair and she even NAPPED in it and it was magnificent (groundbreaking because she's never napped in a bassinet/ crib/ pack-and-play). The Wonderfold is literally a pack-and-play on wheels, which I've embraced. The canopy on the Wonderfold is absolutely genius. Yes, Oregon trail style, but soo versatile. Move the fabric wherever you want to shield the sun and there's no visual obstruction for the small passengers. We did not put canopies on our Veer because then she wouldn't be able to look all the way around her. If only I could put the Wonderfold canopy on the Veer wagon. I've even climbed in our Wonderfold!

We hope to grow our family and I plan to babywear the newest addition until they can sit independently in the wagon. Both the Veer & Wonderfold sell car-seat adapters, which is a nice thought if you don't have a screamer. I'm just glad I never bought a Doona.

They have incredible resale value if they're well taken care of (the Wonderfold will show wear quicker just by the nature of being fabric).

They're expensive and have a plethora of add-on options that make it even more expensive. I wish the storage basket came with the Veer, everyone will want that.

So, wagons! Yes. Life-changing. Wether you go for the Veer or Wonderfold (or another) will depend on your personal situation and factors. But hopefully I've offered helpful points! We sold our strollers and are never going back.

The veer city wagon has been great so far! We have taken it through gravel, grass, and even in stores and it rides so smooth! We made the switch from the OG wagon and are so thankful we did!
The only negative thing I have to say is the side walls are hard to change out if you want to customize them.. I ended up having to pry a screw driver underneath them to lift them up out of there so it wouldn't rip.

Assembled in less than 30 minutes and we cruised the neighborhood! Fairly smooth ride, including going up/down curbs and sidewalk cracks.