Radio Flyer The Beast MVP Wagon
A tall-sided pull wagon for two seated children and bulky outing gear.
Pros / Cons
Pros
- The high mesh-sided body accommodates bulky outing gear as well as two seated riders.
- The handle stows against the body and the central strap collapses the wagon for storage.
Cons
- The 136 kg maximum covers riders and cargo together, not each child. No separate per-child allowance is established here.
- The manual rules out slopes, steps and wet weather despite the rugged-looking wheels; choose the route accordingly.
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Riders and equipment in one wagon
The Beast MVP 3992 is useful when the outing involves children and bulky gear. Its padded seat ends and tall mesh sides provide a different arrangement from a conventional stroller seat. The manufacturer permits at most two riders over 18 months; the 136 kg limit is for the whole wagon, with people and equipment counted together.
A fold for storage
The original instructions show the pull handle stowing against the front, followed by a central strap that collapses the body. This reduces the open wagon’s footprint between outings. An adult must fold and unfold the wagon.
Keep the route within the instructions
The 3992 manual requires the wagon to be unfolded into riding position, with children seated and keeping their arms and legs inside under continuous supervision. It excludes slopes, steps, traffic, pool areas, wet weather and outdoor riding at night. The high cargo rating does not override those limits or make it an infant stroller.