Classic Walker Wagon

• Ages: 12 months to 4 years
• Requires: Assembly; hammer; 2 screw drivers;2 wrenches

At a Glance:

• Beautiful and durable wooden design
• Push-resistant wheels ideal for beginning walkers
• Front bumper protects furniture and minimizes crashes
• Removable wooden sides ideal for hauling and storing toys

The "resist push" feature allows beginner walkers to safely build confidence and balance. View larger.

The beautifully designed Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon provides a little extra stability for children who are ready to cruise around the house. Featuring a solid wooden body and removable slats, this push wagon combines classic styling with modern functionality. An innovative push-resistant design allows beginning walkers to keep pace with the wagon, while a front bumper protects furniture and keeps children safe .

Timeless Design, Superior Quality

The 22-inch Classic Walker Wagon features Radio Flyer's timeless red body and sturdy removable wooden slats which make it ideal for hauling and storing toys. A sturdy chrome handle is sized for a toddler's hands, while the molded plastic front protects furniture from unintended bumps.

The wagon's tires come with a skid-resistant grip that keeps the Radio Flyer from veering off course. While the nonswiveling wheels keep this walker on course, some younger children might have difficulties making sharp turns, particularly on thick carpeting.

Wagon Provides Cruise Control

Children will appreciate the Classic Walker Wagon's smooth, controlled roll. An innovative push-resistant wheel design worked well during testing, making it easy for toddlers to keep pace with the wagon.

What's in the Box

Classic Walker Wagon parts and instruction manual.

The 60s Refrigerator Alarm Clock Radio is either very cute or very tacky, but either way it would fit right in among other 60s memorabilia. This digital clock disguised as a retro fridge conceals another surprise: the door opens and reveals radio adjust buttons.

The design is not brilliant, the display has nothing special going for it and the radio probably doesn’t offer crystal clear sound, but it could make a nice addition to a kitchen. It’s not like you invite guests in there, and you can barely hear the radio over the pouring water anyway.

If you don’t like the fridge, you can choose from four more models: blender, iron, stove and washer.

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