Ozark Trail Black Folding Wagon (Warrington)

£30

In store: Cheshire ·

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Perfect for camping, gardening or taking to festivals, this black wagon is made with heavy-duty wheels and an extendable handle for easy towing. Featuring a mesh organiser pouch and removable reinforced base, it even folds up to a compact size for help with carrying it in between tasks.

• Black
• Foldable
• Heavy-duty wheels
• Extendable handle
• Organiser pouch
• Removable reinforced base
• Load capacity: 50kg
• H 55cm x W 47cm x D 90cm

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Edited by a community support team member, 4 August 2023

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4th Aug
I have seen so many (between 10 and 20) of this exact model of trailer destroyed and discarded on the walk into several different UK festivals over the last 2 years. So much so that it became a joke amongst my friendship group. It appears to be the welding of the front wheels that gives up.

If you are putting a single child or some bedding in the trailer then it may be fine but 20kg of tents and beers appears to be well beyond what it can handle. I am sure there are much more sturdy trailers at this price point or just slightly more.
5th Aug
I'd suggest that anyone carrying heavy festival equipment would be better served by a sack trolley. They're actually designed to take 100kg+ of weight on wheels that keep moving. Fold up about as small too.
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4th Aug
Yes

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4th Aug
Great for festivals, camping, elderly dogs etc. But some people are carting their kids around in these
4th Aug
That is what I intend to do, Carry my Kid along with food
5th Aug
The kind that you see broken in half covered in mud at a festival
4th Aug
Non left in Warrington, Runcorn nearest store but full price £60
5th Aug
We’ve got one of these. Fantastic for hauling family kit to the beach but on sand you’re literally dragging it, the wheels won’t turn (not that we expected it to of course, just something to note). You can get types with wider inflatable wheels which fare much better but lots more money/
6th Aug
Stock at my local store but priced at £60
4th Aug
Asda also do a supermarket trolley. Very reasonable for only one pound? 😃
4th Aug
But they don’t fold down
5th Aug
We used an old base of a pram/buggy worked fine on firmish sand for our poorly dog last year worked a treat and folded flat, our other dog also liked to take a ride as well!
£3 from a car boot!
4th Aug
Did you find this by mistake when you searched 'Ozark trailer' expecting to find video adverts for the TV show?
4th Aug
Cold. Wild goose chase.
5th Aug
For anyone considering driving to the Slough store, please be aware they DO NOT have any in stock, despite the website showing they have stock available. Unfortunately I have found out the hard way!
4th Aug
It's showing £60 online, is this in-store? Have you got a picture to show it's been found at £30?
4th Aug
Anyone seen in bradford
4th Aug
4th Aug
Congrats!
It was £60 in my local earlier today 🫤
4th Aug
Just been in Asda Living @ Broughton in Chester, still £60 there.
4th Aug
I'm looking for one for my push bike...
4th Aug
Buy a trailer
4th Aug
Tempted, but I don't think it works too good on soft sand...
4th Aug
Nothing with wheels would work on soft sand
Author
5th Aug
Still available at asda widness
5th Aug
Anyone know if they are at this price in Cardiff or Bridgend area's plz...
5th Aug
Saw a pimped up wagon at Download this year. Someone had the genius idea of fitting a small motor and twist grip excelerator and big tyres. It made light work of the undulating walk from car park to camp site.
5th Aug
I borrowed my friends for my daughters birthday to take all the stuff down the beach. Worked really well. Would recommend if needed. Mirror what someone else said, on sand the wheels don’t turn but that’s not an issue.
6th Aug
Can someone post a pic of the barcode please
6th Aug