Larktale Crossover All‑in‑One Stroller & Wagon — Convertible Newborn-to-Toddler, Double‑Seater (Nightcliff Stone, up to 50 lb per seat)

I bought this a few weeks ago and just used it last weekend, it is so smooth and easy to use and my son absolutely loved it! I do feel that it should come with a push bar instead of just a pull bar though!

A very comfortable stroller and wagon. The set includes a bag, a plate for snacks and a cup holder. The stroller is easy to control, the wheels are easy to maneuver. Its shade is light gray.

I love this stroller and I highly recommend it as it is easy to restore in the house doesn’t take much space not only that but it’s very safely packaged

I want to love it so bad but I’m struggling to fold and open it completely. I was pushing it around all day and didn’t realize it wasn’t fully open in wagon mode, the back part was partially collapsed. When I try to close it I have to keep pushing and pulling over and over again until I can finally get it. Otherwise I love being able to convert from stroller to wagon.

Okay first off let me say this is definitely five stars but it’s not a smooth transition from stroller to wagon. But overall I love this!!! And actually looking forward to wagon mode with a toddler and a newborn in a car seat. It’s definitely keeps them safe for a fun ride in all terrains.

The stroller/ wagon Is literally the The best stroller I have ever used. My two year old enjoyed the Wagon feature the most. it allowed him to move freely and have more room While we went shopping. I highly recommend this stroller/ Wagon is the best one I have ever used.

I bought this stroller and absolutely fell in love with it, until my daughter didn’t fit! She is nowhere near the 50 lbs maximum yet, but when she sits in stroller mode, it’s about 5 inches too short. PLEASE make another version that has a taller seat!

I would not recommend this particular stroller/wagon combo, but based on the quality I would absolutely still recommend Larktale as a brand. TL;DR I was willing to accept the undesirable weight and folded dimensions and a clunky open/close for the sake of an easy transition between stroller and wagon mode. Now, I feel like I sacrificed on ease of use (opening/closing, weight, dimensions) without the benefit of a truly “does it all” because it requires so much planning ahead & extra effort.Full review - This is my first Larktale purchase and the first thing I’ll say is the quality is very, very good. Smooth ride and you can tell it’s sturdy and will last a long time. Once it is open in either mode, it’s great. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end for me. Opening and closing the stroller is really difficult. Every time. I know the steps well now, but it’s still really frustrating - it feels clunky and challenging. It’s not a quality issue, it’s just a mechanics issue due to the nature of the design. Our nanny and my husband can’t get the hang of it at all. Separately, my biggest issue is that it’s not simple to go between stroller and wagon mode. This is a major problem, as I specifically purchased with the intention of being able to alternate EASILY between modes *at any time* and the marketing led me to believe that would be the case. I honestly don’t know how I’d safely contain my toddler while changing between modes midway through an outing - the amount of time it would take, not to mention the attachments I would have to think ahead of time to bring (handle, additional seat, extra canopy) would limit me to deciding at the time we haul it out of the car (or even when loading it into the car from the house, if I want to avoid bringing attachments) whether it’s going to be a stroller or a wagon type of day. That might be fine for some families - for me, it was a big disappointment as the whole reason I bought this was to have one single do-it-all that can switch modes at a moments notice instead of a separate wagon and (double) stroller. With how challenging the transition is, I have to think about which one I want to use beforehand. At that point, I might as well just own both a stroller and a wagon and grab either/or from the trunk or house. When folded, it takes up the entire width of my full size SUV trunk, limiting what else I can bring in my vehicle. It’s also heavy, and the dimensions make it unwieldy to manage. Again, I don’t have issues lifting but our nanny does. She’s not old or incapable, just petite. With the amount of room it takes up, I could easily fit both a stroller and a foldable wagon in my trunk. This folds very flat, super storable upright in a close at home, but it still takes up a lot of surface area in the car. Overall, I’m disappointed by my choice and wish I would have purchased a separate wagon and stroller. I wanted to love this product, the idea is genius, but it’s just not functional for us.Also, feedback for future versions: since the wagon push handle can stay installed folded or open in either mode, that should come standard instead of the pull handle.