Micro Scooters | Classic Wagon | Family Storage Trolley | Perfect for Camping Trips & Festivals | Black

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As well as festivals, we’ll be using ours for trips to the beach or the park (so we don’t have to load everything into our bags! This year, we were lucky enough to be sent a wagon by Micro Scooters (you know, the guys who also do scooters!

When you've parked it up, the handle clips in against the frame, which also makes it easier to push. Features All-terrain action With large wheels and robust aluminium frame, the Wagon can go anywhere your intrepid family take it. I think you’re completely justified with your comments about the handlebar (there were some steep hills at Camp Bestival! She was half converted when we the owners got her, with the insulation, panelling and woodburner already in place.

True, the Radio Flyer EZ Fold Wagon is brighter (and red) and comes with extras like a canopy, seatbelts and bottle holders, but it's more expensive than the Micro Wagon and isn't as small when folded. The frame itself is very sturdy and we trusted it completely when pulling T and his friend over lumps and bumps, as well as up hills.

In comparison to our last wagon, the Micro Wagon has a lot more hinges installed, resulting in slick manoeuvrability – making sharp turns light work. It can carry 100kg - so you've no excuse to not let the kids leap in - and even when fully laden, the base feels sturdy and the tough fabric doesn't stretch. This is how the Micro Scooter Luggage was created, a piece of rideable carry-on luggage with a built-in kickboard.Our Micro Wagon is the perfect companion for family camping trips, festival fun and pretty much any jaunt that needs things to be carried smoothly from A to B.

Monkey even opted to use it to watch a film claiming it was more comfortable than his camping chair. I’m so nervous about camping with all four of the children but this really does look like it would make life easier! I was surprised by how spacious it was, as our Eurohike 600 tent seemed huge but there was plenty of room to put other things around it in the wagon. READY FOR ANY WEATHER - British summers may be unpredictable - but the Wagon means you can be ready for anything with a smart weatherproof cover to provide protection from wind, rain or anything else that's thrown at it. The 210 mm PE wheels roll smoothly and stable over both gravel and paving stones, while the rubber layer in the middle of the wheel ensures good grip on the road.This wooden wagon has a dusty rose wash finish, four natural finished wheels and a handle which can be angled up and down. We must have used the wagon every day during Camp Bestival this year and will no doubt use it several times throughout the year. Of all the various things we've tested, the Micro Wagon is the one thing that has created the most interest in the HJ Kit offices, with everyone wanting to borrow it. Micro is best known for its scooters, both those for children and adults, but it also sells helmets, luggage and this - the Micro Wagon. We don’t have a wagon for festival (only a nana trolley for us hahaha) and I keep thinking it would be great as a makeshif bed when I want to see gigs.

This accessory is suitable for you Micro bunnies and Big brother and sister mice, which are available to purchase separately. Robust and solid, the Wagon has large wheels for action on any terrain and can carry up to 50 kg in weight.

A few things to note though, if you're tall you'll find the handle a little low and it would benefit from a hoop type handle rather than a t-bar. It certainly feels a sturdy and well built thing, although the action of the retractable handle isn't that smooth and tends to scrape the metal. It’ll also come in handy for the mornings when we’re at a boot sale or if we need to walk a few bulky items to the tip. Storing it outside of festivals is also easy thanks to it only weighing 10kg, meaning we can keep it anywhere; from the under-stair cupboard, the loft, or our car!