Question 1

Has anyone compared this to the Haba, Hape or Moover walker?

Accepted Answer

Just looking at the photos on amazon, here are some observations:The radio flyer walker looks sturdier, is less expensive, has a longer "play-life", is more versatile and gas a great angle and weight for a beginning walker.   The sides are removable and it can be used to store blocks if other toys.   Customer service if necessary is friendly and available at radio flyer 800 number.   It's an American company.   Highly recommend radio flyer.

Question 2

What kind of paint or finish is used on the red portion of the wagon? I’m noticing that it is rubbing off and staining hands and cloth.

Accepted Answer

Mine hasn’t done that. My hands are on the handle bar and on the sides as my 15 mo. granddaughter hangs on for dear life as we go screaming around the kitchen through the living room and back through the kitchen. And yes, I’m 67 and about ready to die. A really sturdy and fun toy. We have a load of fun. By the way she did actually use it as a walker when she was learning to walk.

Question 3

What's the difference between this and the last model that has over 550 positive reviews (also found on Amazon, looks almost the exact same)? Thanks!

Accepted Answer

There is no visible difference from the picture or the description except that one is "frustration free packaging." Whatever that means since I wasn't "frustrated" with the alternative. Regardless it is an excellent product. My 14 month-old boy loves to play with this and it has a really vintage look although made with modern materials. To be sure, one would have to purchase both and compare them although probably not worth the effort.

Question 4

Is this easy for the baby to flip or fall over if they put their weight on it wrong or pulled up on it?

Accepted Answer

I am surprised everyone says ‘no’. After all the reviews I expected it to be really heavy and hard to flip for my baby. He is 9mo, 25+ lbs, and everytime he pulls on the handle, the opposite end goes up, and if he sits down - he can easily drag the cart over himself. Also wheels dont have fixed position, so even when the cart is parked next to the wall, it moves as baby grabs it and tries to get up, i even loaded it with books full, and it still moves. Its not a deal breaker, we are always near baby when he tries using RF, but I honestly didn’t think it would be so easily moved by a little one.

Model Number	612Z
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included	No
Material Type(s)	polyurethane
Target Gender	Unisex
Manufacturer recommended age	12 months - 4 years
Language	English
Item model number	612Z
Product Dimensions	57 x 57 x 43.51 cm; 4.72 kg
ASIN	B00KN0LSUI

Radio Flyer Classic Walker Wagon

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