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When a product meant to support families and outdoor activities puts children at risk of serious injury or death, it raises urgent safety and legal concerns. That is now the case with the Pack-N-Stroll Premium Folding Utility Wagon, manufactured by Olympia Tools International, Inc. and sold through Costco.com and Cohooutdoors.com between June and July 2025.
On October 23, 2025, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a nationwide recall of approximately 530 units of this wagon due to dangerous defects that violate federal stroller safety standards. The primary hazards include head entrapment between components of the wagon and the absence of a child restraint system, both of which can result in severe injury or even death.
While no injuries have been reported yet, the seriousness of the risks requires immediate action. Families who purchased this product may be entitled to a refund—and potentially more if a child was harmed while using the wagon.
The Pack-N-Stroll Premium Folding Utility Wagon is designed for families needing an easy-to-store, collapsible transport unit for outings, sports events, and park days. Its features include:
The wagon was marketed as a multi-use family gear carrier, often doubling as a seating space for children. Unfortunately, this dual-use marketing likely encouraged families to allow small children to ride in it, despite the absence of key safety features required by law for strollers or child transport devices.
Products were sold nationwide through Costco.com and Cohooutdoors.com for $200 to $400 each, putting thousands of children at risk in homes, parks, and public places.
According to the CPSC recall alert, the Pack-N-Stroll wagon fails to comply with mandatory federal safety standards for strollers. Two core dangers were identified:
The wagon contains a gap between the organizational tray and the sidewall, which is large enough for a small child’s head to fit through. Once inserted, the child’s head could become trapped in the opening, restricting breathing and posing a suffocation hazard.
This is not a cosmetic flaw. It is a violation of safety standards that were developed specifically to prevent deaths associated with head entrapment in children’s products.
The product lacks a restraint system, such as a harness or safety belt, which is required for any child-transporting equipment resembling a stroller. Without a proper restraint, a child may fall from the wagon during motion—especially when navigating curbs, bumps, or uneven terrain.
Such falls can result in:
Even a minor fall can leave lasting consequences when a young child is involved.
The Pack-N-Stroll recall is not simply a voluntary product update. It represents a failure to meet federal safety laws established by the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). Under these rules, any product resembling a stroller or child transport item must:
By omitting these features, Olympia Tools placed a defective, legally noncompliant product on the market, exposing families and children to unacceptable risk. Under consumer safety law, this may amount to product liability and negligence, opening the door to legal claims.
The CPSC recommends that anyone who purchased this wagon take the following actions:
Families whose children were injured during use should speak with a personal injury attorney to explore possible compensation options. Manufacturers are legally obligated to protect consumers, especially children.
Families may have legal claims if:
Potential legal claims include:
Damages could include compensation for:
If no injury has occurred, families can still return the product for a refund. However, lawsuits typically require actual harm or quantifiable damages. That said, if a parent narrowly avoided serious injury and has documented medical costs, trauma, or product failure, a claim may still be possible under certain state consumer protection laws.
Keeping receipts, photographs of the product in use, medical reports, and witness statements can significantly strengthen a potential case.
Why was the Pack-N-Stroll wagon recalled?
The wagon was recalled because it poses serious hazards to children. There is a gap large enough for a child’s head to become trapped, creating a suffocation risk. It also lacks a required restraint system, which can lead to dangerous falls.
Has anyone been injured by this product?
As of the recall announcement, no injuries have been officially reported. However, the hazards are considered severe enough that federal safety regulators issued a recall to prevent potential harm.
Who sold the recalled wagons?
They were sold through Costco.com and Cohooutdoors.com from June through July 2025 for between $200 and $400.
What should I do if I own one?
Stop using it immediately. Contact Costco for a full refund, or contact Olympia Tools for further instructions. Never allow a child to sit in or near the product.
Can I sue if my child was injured?
Yes. If your child fell from the wagon, became trapped, or suffered any injury from its use, you may be eligible to file a personal injury claim against the manufacturer or distributor.
What can I recover in a lawsuit?
Legal claims may allow you to recover compensation for medical bills, lost time from work, emotional distress, and long-term care expenses.
Do I need to have the receipt?
A receipt helps, but is not always necessary. Other documentation—photos, packaging, credit card statements, or injury reports—can help prove your case.
If your child was injured while using the Pack-N-Stroll Premium Folding Utility Wagon, you may have the right to seek compensation for medical costs, pain, and long-term consequences.
Parker Waichman LLP is a national law firm helping families hold manufacturers accountable when defective products endanger children.
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