Wagon
For pulling or riding, the Morgan Cycle Red Stars Tot Wagon has play time covered. Great for transporting his toys from room to room, and awesome of outside walks around the block. The classic wagon - time-tested, kid-approved.
About Morgan Cycle
Morgan Cycle has rejected the current trend to produce cheap, disposable plastic products in order to offer discerning parents classic, finely crafted ride-on toys that will last for generations and transcend fads. Based in Union, N.J., Morgan Cycle was founded by bicycle engineer Sylvester Yen, who drew on more than two decades of experience to design the company's line of quality retro toys. Morgan Cycle's first product was the streamlined, elegant Morgan tricycle, which was inspired by the original 1936 design of Harold Van Doren, a pioneering designer in the American Industrial Age who favored "simple solidity" in his style. Morgan Cycle has continued to expand its product line to include a variety of cars, scooters, bikes, sleighs, gas pumps and more, all characterized by beauty, safety, and quality craftsmanship.
Material
Steel
Weight
5 lbs.
Recommended Age
1 - 3 years , 3
Assembly
Assembly Required
Overall Dimensions
24L x 11W x 20H in.
Child Age
Up to 3
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Comments about Morgan Cycle Red Stars Tot Wagon:
I purchased these two little wagons to be used by the children in my early childhood program-ages 2 to 4. They are way too delicate for outside use. We assembled them...a little one went up the path with one...the front wheel fell off...my husband went to the local hardware store to try to match the little nut assembly that fell apart...he fixed it. I am not very hopeful that they will last.
They would be great for a little one to use indoors on a carpeted floor to pull dolls around the house. That is not what we do in our nature-based program.
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