I am trying to decide between the wonderful and the veer for my two toddlers. I really like the fact you can take the seats off of the wonderfold and they can stand but I hate how bulky it is and how the wheels aren't made for off terrain
One consideration is whether you think you'll use it more at events like parades, fairs, soccer games, etc. or going on long or frequent walks. Its hard to really know until you have it, but the Wonderfold would be better for events, and the Veer for walking and exploring.
That’s a really creative idea I had never thought of. I just tried it and the W4 seat is a couple of inches too wide to fit in the Jeep, and I couldn’t force it to fit either because both the seat and back are too wide. The clips to the frame work perfectly on the Jeep even though they aren’t made for it. However, the W2 is 25” wide, so its seats would fit in the 29” wide Jeep. They would not be wide enough, but I think the clothe sides would extend far enough that they would hang ok. The only challenge might be that they would hang a couple of inches higher. I don’t have the W2 so I can’t test it. Let me know if you try it!
@@KidTravel1I was wondering about this too-thanks for answering! Also is the jeep model you are referring to here and in the video the 4-seater or the two seater?
There is a list in this video below (it will scroll you to the right place), and in addition to this list, Veer now has the Veer Cruiser XL 4-seater, and BOB Gear just started selling the Renegade which looks like a Veer. It is actually a 3-seater which is interesting and probably adequate for a lot of people. ua-cam.com/video/xQIdjz6SpOQ/v-deo.html
Focusing on bang for the buck for four kids, probably the Wonderfold X4. www.amazon.com/dp/B0BCSJVL9B/?tag=kidtravelorg-20 It gets more complicated when you consider all the features and how well they perform
Hi Barbara, The Luxe has bigger wheels. They are called all-terrain, and do make for a smoother ride and probably easier pushing on grass and hard packed sand (but not really all terrain). The seat buckles are magnetic where they snap in. The handlebar is vegan leather. And the Luxe is 5 pounds heavier overall than the Elite. I think those are all the differences.
We did the W1 Original which is similar to the X2 here: kidtravel.org/stroller-wagons/wonderfold-w1-original-stroller-wagon-review/ I haven't done a full review of the X2. We did use the X4 and I really liked it, though we didn't run it through all the tests. The X series is easier to fold, lighter and more maneuverable than the W series in general, although the W1 does well in those categories as well. I like the low sides on the X's. Obviously they don't have the hanging seats or storage capacity but a lot of people buy the higher end W's and don't use the seats because the kids would rather have the space to play.
I am trying to decide between the wonderful and the veer for my two toddlers. I really like the fact you can take the seats off of the wonderfold and they can stand but I hate how bulky it is and how the wheels aren't made for off terrain
One consideration is whether you think you'll use it more at events like parades, fairs, soccer games, etc. or going on long or frequent walks. Its hard to really know until you have it, but the Wonderfold would be better for events, and the Veer for walking and exploring.
But my question is, can the wonderful removable seats be used in the Jeep wagon?
That’s a really creative idea I had never thought of. I just tried it and the W4 seat is a couple of inches too wide to fit in the Jeep, and I couldn’t force it to fit either because both the seat and back are too wide. The clips to the frame work perfectly on the Jeep even though they aren’t made for it.
However, the W2 is 25” wide, so its seats would fit in the 29” wide Jeep. They would not be wide enough, but I think the clothe sides would extend far enough that they would hang ok. The only challenge might be that they would hang a couple of inches higher. I don’t have the W2 so I can’t test it. Let me know if you try it!
@@KidTravel1I was wondering about this too-thanks for answering! Also is the jeep model you are referring to here and in the video the 4-seater or the two seater?
The one in the video, and the only one I have, is the 2-seater Jeep.
Do you have a list of all of the four seater wagon strollers available? Trying to bake the best educated decision possible
There is a list in this video below (it will scroll you to the right place), and in addition to this list, Veer now has the Veer Cruiser XL 4-seater, and BOB Gear just started selling the Renegade which looks like a Veer. It is actually a 3-seater which is interesting and probably adequate for a lot of people.
ua-cam.com/video/xQIdjz6SpOQ/v-deo.html
@@KidTravel1 thank you! Can I ask overall what you think the best bang for the buck is? We have 4 kids so a 4 seater is a must
Focusing on bang for the buck for four kids, probably the Wonderfold X4. www.amazon.com/dp/B0BCSJVL9B/?tag=kidtravelorg-20
It gets more complicated when you consider all the features and how well they perform
@@KidTravel1 I am looking at one of the other W-4 options because the week capacity seems much higher. I appreciate any and all the input
@@KidTravel1 do you mind if I ask, budget aside, which is the best all around 4 seater? In your opinion.
How is the Elite model different from the Luxe model? (Wonderfold)
Hi Barbara, The Luxe has bigger wheels. They are called all-terrain, and do make for a smoother ride and probably easier pushing on grass and hard packed sand (but not really all terrain). The seat buckles are magnetic where they snap in. The handlebar is vegan leather. And the Luxe is 5 pounds heavier overall than the Elite. I think those are all the differences.
@@KidTravel1 Great, thanks so much! Very helpful
@@barbaramah4422 Fantastic! Good luck.
@@KidTravel1 Thank you!
Do you review any other wonderfolds? Looking at the X2!
We did the W1 Original which is similar to the X2 here: kidtravel.org/stroller-wagons/wonderfold-w1-original-stroller-wagon-review/
I haven't done a full review of the X2. We did use the X4 and I really liked it, though we didn't run it through all the tests. The X series is easier to fold, lighter and more maneuverable than the W series in general, although the W1 does well in those categories as well. I like the low sides on the X's. Obviously they don't have the hanging seats or storage capacity but a lot of people buy the higher end W's and don't use the seats because the kids would rather have the space to play.
@@KidTravel1 Thanks so much!
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Well not buying this one lol. Thank you!
Smile! A lot of people love it. But I'm a little too lazy for a big Wonderfold.