Radio Flyer Wagon Umbrella

This umbrella is great. I bought it to clip onto my stroller, and it's very convenient for keeping the sun off of my baby. My stroller is a convertible one, with the car seat snapped into the top. When my son is in the car seat, he's basically looking straight up, which means he's exposed to a lot of sun. Before I got the umbrella, the only way to keep the sun off of him was to have him completely covered by the stroller shades, which meant he couldn't look around at all. Now I clip the umbrella to the car seat handle and position it so that it blocks the sun.The clip is really strong, which makes it hard to open, but pretty good at staying in place. The shaft of the umbrella has a section of springy material which makes it easy to bend and reposition. The umbrella itself is slightly smaller than a regular umbrella, so it doesn't get in the way. In fact, it's light enough that I sometimes just carry it like a parasol. Overall, it's been a very useful baby accessory.

I bought this umbrella to attach to my infant son's stroller for a long day at an outdoor festival in the Texas springtime heat. I was a bit cautious after some reviews said that the umbrella is flimsy, but it performed very well. Note that the umbrella is not very large and covers only about a foot and a half of area, but it provides nice shade for a stroller, etc. It's easy to put up and down and stays closed when you use the velcro strap. I didn't bend it very much, but I found the bendable base very practical for keeping the shade in place while going in different directions. The clamp felt very sturdy and grippy with the rubbery tips. My only complaints would be that there is a big logo on it, and it doesn't collapse, so it takes up a lot of space in the sttroller or car trunk in terms of length. Overall, it's a good product that I would definitely consider buying again.

I was trying to save money when I bought the Radio Flyer Pathfinder Wagon and this instead of the wagon with the canopy. This was just an okay alternative. Pros: I was able to move it from the wagon to his bike or stroller. It's able to move with the sun to block it on any side. It is still usable even over a year later. Cons: The black rubber grip has come off several times. It doesn't hold on well to the side of the wagon. Bending it at certain angles will break it (almost did that).

My daughter has MD and is in a motorized wheelchair. We like to be outside as much as possible but she has to be careful in the sun. When I saw that this had a clamp on it I was really excited. It clamps right to her wheelchair and I can bend it in any direction to keep the sun off of her. It is very durable and will protect from a light rain as well. My biggest disappointment was the size of the umbrella. It wasnt as big around as I thought it was. But it does do the job and I am thrilled that it is so easy to clamp onto her wheelchair. And of course super hero red being her favorite color (for now) she absolutely loves it.

I love this umbrella but No, I am not using it for the purpose that it is intended which is to cover your child from the harmful sun rays. Yes, I am sure it does a great job performing that task too. But the reason I bought it is to cover my baby's face from overhead light beams that shine right in my baby's eyes while he is asleep. Boom. Problem solved.This umbrella comes with a clip that allows it to be attached to any kind of bed, or something that contains rails or any protruding borders. Sturdy flexible spring as a part of the handle easily allows you to adjust it to any direction to make it a perfect shield. I love this umbrella. It's not large, but perfectly solves the problem for which I have purchased it. I attached it to my baby's swing and it shields the sleeping cradle from the ceiling lights just perfect.

I purchased three of these for a different brand of wagon, a 3 cart Choo-choo Wagon by Step2. They work great. The clamp attaches very tightly so they don't move. Two of these are attached to carts used by 9 month olds. As the babies ride, they hold on to the bendable part of umbrella shaft (it's so cute). I was concerned that they might pinch their little fingers, but no need to worry. The umbrellas can easily be adjusted for shade and have stood up to the many times they have been moved. They are big enough for shade but small enough that they don't get in the way of hedges or other plants overhanging the sidewalk. I would recommend this umbrella to anyone who needs to shade their little wagon riders.

I was thrilled that I could use an umbrella with my son's Radio Flyer to protect him from the sun and it looked so cool when we attached it. But one of the spindles broke just after the first use. The umbrella part only appears to be of a very flimsy construction while the clip and the stem are very sturdy. It is strange that they put so much thought into the attachment contraption and made it a very high quality and the umbrella itself is so poor. It is going back to the seller.

I initially bought this to use as shade as I watch outdoor softball games (Im planning to attach it to my chair or cooler); I'll be using this in the future for my son's radio flyer wagon.The package states 26" diameter coverage. It's pretty small for an adult, but doable. Looks cute for kids.The clamp is about 5", then followed by 4" of flex, then 20" of the umbrella's pole.The 4 inches of "flex" to adjust where you want the shade (big plus for me).It doesn't fold by much, I'd guess about an angle of 30 degrees. So don't expect to clamp it horizontally (well, it IS possible, but not sure if you'll be getting any shade.The clamp feels very sturdy and strong, it may take 2 hands to open the clamp.