
The two-tier folding wagon that carries twice the gear in one trip
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- beach days, tailgates, farmers markets, sports sidelines, and campsite hauls
- Skip if
- It is heavy and bulky folded compared to a single-deck wagon, so getting it in and out of a small car trunk is a two-hand job
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This is a 480L collapsible utility wagon with a second deck, so the load stacks in two tiers instead of piling into one bin. The frame extends to 58 inches with the tailgate dropped, which is what lets it swallow long items like folding chairs, umbrellas, and cooler lids that stick out of a standard wagon. All-terrain wheels with a brake handle it on grass, gravel, and packed sand, and the whole thing folds down for a trunk. Capacity is the point: a beach or campsite setup that normally takes two trips fits in one. Best fit: beach days, tailgates, farmers markets, sports sidelines, and campsite hauls. It is heavier and bulkier folded than a single-deck wagon, which is the tradeoff for the volume.
Pros
- Second deck stacks the load in two tiers instead of one deep bin
- Tailgate drops so 58 inches of chairs and umbrellas fit end to end
- All-terrain wheels with a brake, so it holds on a slope instead of rolling off
- Folds flat enough to live in a trunk between trips
Cons
- It is heavy and bulky folded compared to a single-deck wagon, so getting it in and out of a small car trunk is a two-hand job
Frequently asked questions
Will it roll on soft beach sand?
The all-terrain wheels handle packed and damp sand well. Deep dry sand is harder work with a full load, as it is with any wheeled wagon that is not on balloon tires.
How much does it actually hold?
480L across both decks, rated to a heavy load. In practice that is a cooler, four folding chairs, an umbrella, and a bag of towels in one trip.
Does it fit in a car trunk folded?
It folds flat and fits most SUV and hatchback cargo areas. In a small sedan trunk it will fit but will take up most of the space.
What is the brake for?
It locks the wheels so the wagon stays put on a sloped driveway, a boat ramp, or a grass incline instead of rolling away when you let go.







