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VILLEY Heavy-Duty Collapsible Wagon with 330 lbs Capacity and All-Terrain Wheels
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- Strong and Durable: Engineered to last, this heavy-duty foldable wagon combines the resilience of high-strength steel tubing with the sturdiness of 600D Oxford fabric. It's capable of supporting up to 330 pounds and features rust-resistant, anti-bend steel and removable, water-resistant, tear-resistant fabric. This utility wagon is more than just a transportation tool; it's a long-lasting, durable companion
- Versatile Applications & Warranty: Whether you need it for practical purposes, outdoor adventures, shopping trips, or something else, VILLEY's all-terrain wagon gets the job done. Plus, it comes with a 1-year warranty, giving you peace of mind that quality is guaranteed. Our customer service team is here to help if you have any questions or concerns
- Superior All-terrain Wheels: VILLEY's folding wagon cart features wider 7-inch x 4-inch all-terrain wheels, ensuring superior stability and maneuverability on various surfaces. A triangular structure bearing design and 360° swivel front wheels easily maneuver through sand, dirt, grass, and more, while dual brakes keep the beach wagon securely in place when stationary
- Convenient Folding and Storing: The collapsible wagon can be easily folded in seconds using the interior drawstring design with just one hand. Once folded, it measures around 15.7 inches x 11 inches x 24.4 inches, making it compact for storage in closets, car trunks, or other spaces without occupying much room.
- Enhanced Capacity: Behold the titan among wagons! With an impressive weight capacity of up to 330LBS and generous storage space of up to 220L / 7.76 cubic feet, the VILLEY heavy duty collapsible wagon exceeds the dimensions of a traditional wagon, with 3x the volume and weight capacity. Ideal for bulky transportation needs. Its spacious design easily accommodates larger items, ensuring no essentials are left behind