Veer Cruiser City | Premium Urban Wagon Stroller for Babies, Toddlers, and Kids | Traditional Stroller Push Steering | JPMA Certified | Lightweight and Collapsible | 2 Seater

I got the Veer City (2-seater) for my 1.5 and 3.5 year old. I live in Philadelphia. Overall, I am glad I got it. Pros: Just as heavy as my double stroller (Mockingbird), but the weight is much more evenly distributed. It is MUCH easier to push and steer (than a double stroller); it goes over curbs and bumps on the sidewalk like it is nothing. Looks great Easy to clean. Gets pretty flat for storage. The handles are super sturdy, and can hold a loaded diaper backpack easily. Cons: Need to remove the accessories to fold it down Takes me a while (2-5 mins) to attach the shades (that have to be purchased separately). Cup holders that come with the wagon are lightweight, small, and rattle around. Not comfortable at all for kids to fall asleep in (unlike a stroller. The city wagons don't have the storage basket and travel bag available for purchase until October of 2024. Recc: Get the shades for both seats and the "catch-all" cup holder (I got two of the smaller size). The shades are a must for the summer, and are sturdy, and the catch-all is really good quality (I keep my phone in one, and it can also fit the 18oz yetis).

It is so easy to push or pull. I’m a 67 year old woman and I can easily maneuver this wagon with one hand, up curbs, around corners and just about anywhere we go. It is heavy to lift when it’s folded up but I still love it. Has tons of room for two kids and/or groceries, shopping bags. It’s totally worth the money!

If you can afford it you should buy it. We used a cheaper wagon for over a year and the Veer is a major upgrade. It's durable and handles extremely well. I'm tall and my wife is short and it adjusts so it's very comfortable for either of us to push. It was so nice having this in the airport with my 4 and 2 year olds.

Very easy to push, roomy and love the snack tray drink holder

Update, 3 months post-purchase: The brake keeps getting stuck on one wheel, typically when we're a half mile walk from home at our local market. I got the City version because I live in Seattle. It does great with cracks in the sidewalk, much better than my stroller. It folds easily and fits (snugly) in the back of a hatchback. But that's about it, and I expect more for this price. Like I noted, we're in Seattle. It has no way to keep the riders dry, even with the extra hood thing you can buy (that thing isn't worth it either). It is NOT easy to clean. Dumping it over is cumbersome and all the toddler snacks get caught on the way out anyways. The cupholders are difficult to remove and get in the way of folding and your drinks are still going to regularly fall out. The storage for this thing is terrible. We use it for one toddler and groceries and the groceries are perpetually falling on the toddler. Unfortunately I can't find an extra, overpriced basket to attach to the front of the City version. Also, they included a booklet of business cards, like I was going to be so excited about it, I would do marketing on their behalf. I'd rather they focus on making this wagon environmentally friendly, given the cost.

This wagon is fantastic, and worth every penny for the quality. It’s heavy duty, but a breeze to push around and navigate. We love it even more than our Nuna stroller, finding it easier to maneuver!

useful for mothers and children, I love it

This is way to simple and small for the cost. It is really only meant to be pushed because the way the "front" wheels swivel prevents it from being an easy pull behind wagon which is what we wanted to be able to use it for. There is not much room, especially if you get it for two little kids to sit in. The cost is outrageous for what you get in my opinion.