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Radio Flyer Umbrella Accessory from Radio Flyer
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Minimum Age: 18 months
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Our Editorial Review
Editorial Review When the sun beats down over the long haul, this jaunty, adjustable red polyester umbrella transforms a little red wagon into a shady Conestoga. And it will serve you well should you be surprised by rain showers on your journey. You could also clamp it on a lawn chair, a cooler handle, a park railing, or a backpack strap. The neoprene-padded jaws of the sturdy plastic, 6.5-inch spring clamp move smoothly on 180-degree hinges, so the umbrella gets a flat, slip-proof grip on objects that are from an eighth of an inch to 2 inches thick--even on wet wood or slick metal. Made especially to sit pretty on a classic Radio Flyer wagon, the versatile, heavy-duty clamp also accommodates non-planar surfaces, such as a wide-lipped wall. Unfasten the Velcro closure and slide open a taut 26.5-inch diameter circle of shade made of chunky, top-quality materials. A 4-inch-long, .375-inch-diameter metal-spiraled neck above the clamp allows you to adjust the shade to any angle in any direction. This beauty is made to last as long as a Radio Flyer wagon! The umbrella is 30.75 inches long, and comes with instructions. Ava Natov
Product Description Protect your little rider from the sun's harmful rays with the Radio Flyer Wagon Umbrella. This 30-inch umbrella protects children from sun and rain and is made of durable polyester cloth. It clips on to the side of the wagon quickly and easily. Fits all Radio Flyer full-sized wagons, as well as plastic, ATW, steel and wood wagons. Some assembly required. Wagon sold separately.
Customer Reviews
Great! Keeps my baby in the shade ! Posted 16 May 2008
This product is great, I purchased it to go w/my Radio Flyer Wagon for two, we use it all the time you can bend it to block the sun on your child and it's worth the money to keep them shaded while out walking!
Personally I think they should include it with the wagon but worth the extra money.
So far no problems Posted 15 July 2007
I read other reviews where this umbrella broke right away so we've been extra careful with ours. So far it's great. It's easy to put on the wagon and it keep the sun off the baby.
Cute Posted 13 July 2007
We ordered this umbrella for our Radio Flyer metal/wood-sided wagon, along with a wagon bed pad (see my other review) and the cooler accessory (it hasn't arrived yet). Because our daughter is used to having some kind of shade in her stroller, and the summer sun especially hot in July, we decided to opt for this little bit of cover during wagon rides. It's cute, and it is a bit bigger than I thought it would be, but I'm not certain how much coverage it will provide. Because it's adjustable, and can be moved to any part of the wagon's sides, I'm confident we'll get some good use out of it.
It's alright. Posted 03 April 2007
The umbrella is ok. Only thing I don't like about it is that when I take my son for a walk around the neighborhood or park, I have to constantly changed the angle or position of the umbrella (depending where the sun is). I guess it's better than the canopy top that comes with some of the wagons, because if the sun is coming from the side, the canopy can't be adjusted whereas the umbrella can be adjusted. So, I guess the umbrella is ok.
It's cheap Posted 02 November 2006
I like the idea of an umbrella for these great wagons, but this broke 30 minutes into my first use. There's a goose-neck near the clip to allow adjusting the angle, but the paper-thin aluminum tube above it won't take any stress before breaking. I broke it and my daughter cried.
The only saving grace is that it's relatively inexpensive.
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