Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon Review: Is a $300 Stroller Wagon Worth It?

Who is the Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon for?

The Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon is for families with two small children who like the idea of a wagon but worry about bulk. Contours lists it at $299.99, and Target was selling it for $199.99 in October 2026. It is only 19.5 in wide and 51 in long, so it fits through standard doors and down shop aisles. Each seat holds a child up to 55 lb, and you can strap in an infant car seat for a newborn, so it can work for a baby and an older sibling. Contours is part of Kolcraft, the Chicago company behind the Kolcraft Cloud Plus. The Curve 360 is newer than most wagons we cover, and we found no expert review yet. Owners on Target rate it 4.96 out of 5 across 24 reviews. If your children still nap on the go, a double stroller with reclining seats may suit you better.

How does the Curve 360 Stroller Wagon ride and steer?

The Curve 360's signature is its Insta-Spin 360 center wheels. Contours says they give it a zero-turn radius, meaning it can pivot almost in place, while never-flat corner wheels spin fully. Target lists 7 in EVA tires at front and rear, and Contours describes a shock-absorbing chassis. A height-adjustable, long-stride handle lets you push it like a stroller, or you can pull it like a wagon. The brake sits in the center of the frame. Small foam wheels suit sidewalks, malls, zoos and park paths better than sand, deep grass or trails. Owners on the Contours page praise the smooth ride and one-hand steering, though two of those five reviewers say they received it free. We have not found an expert review of how it handles curbs or rough pavement.

• Maneuverability8.1 / 10
• WheelsInsta-Spin 360 center wheels for a zero-turn radius, plus never-flat corner wheels that spin fully; 7 in EVA tires (Target); shock-absorbing chassis; center brake

How big is the Curve 360 Stroller Wagon when folded?

Contours lists the Curve 360 at 27 lb, the same figure Target gives. That is about the weight of a full-size single stroller, and light for a two-child wagon. It folds to 17 x 19.5 x 30.5 in, with lift handles and a locking mechanism for loading into a car. That is a small fold for a wagon, so measure your trunk against those numbers before you buy. Open, it measures 51 x 19.5 x 40 in, per Contours' spec tab, or 42.75 in tall with the canopy on. Lifting 27 lb into a high trunk takes some effort, so try it in the store if you can. It is not an airline carry-on stroller.

Is the Curve 360 Stroller Wagon comfortable and safe?

Each of the two seats in the Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon has a padded, adjustable five-point harness, and each holds up to 55 lb. Contours describes low side walls so toddlers can climb in and see out, and a deep footwell with a zip cover that turns into a flat footbed. A removable UPF 50+ canopy covers the wagon and stores in its own pocket. Contours does not say whether the seat backs recline, so plan on upright riding for older children. A newborn can ride in an infant car seat strapped in with the included adapter straps. Target lists the wagon as meeting ASTM standards.

How much storage does the Curve 360 Stroller Wagon have?

The Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon does not have a classic under-seat basket. Contours lists storage pockets inside and out, plus side pockets, and a separate pocket for the canopy. When a child rides alone, the deep footwell leaves room for a bag. Contours gives no weight limit for any storage area. A parent organizer and a universal stroller organizer are sold separately at $39.99 each. With two children aboard, plan on a bag on the handle or your shoulder.

Is a stroller wagon right for your family?

A stroller wagon carries two children together in a tub on wheels, rather than in two separate stroller seats. The Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon shows why parents like them: children climb in and out on their own over low side walls, siblings can sit together, and you can push or pull it. Contours rates it for 55 lb per seat and 110 lb total, higher than many double strollers, so it lasts into the preschool years. Infant car seats fit with the included straps, so a newborn can ride too. The trade-offs are napping and terrain. Contours gives no recline figure, and the 7 in wheels Target lists suit paved ground. If your children are past the nap stage and you mostly use parks, zoos and sidewalks, a wagon is a fun, practical choice.

Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon vs Zoe Twin V3 vs Evenflo Pivot Xpand

Zoe Twin V3: A light side-by-side double with reclining seats, at $599. Evenflo Pivot Xpand: Converts from single to double with full reclining seats, at $439.99.

How we rated the Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon

Six criteria, weighted by how much they shape everyday life. Read our methodology.

1. Maneuverability 20%8.1
2. Fold & portability 20%8.1
3. Comfort & safety 20%7.5
4. Storage & practicality 15%7.8
5. Build & durability 15%7.8
6. Value 10%8.4

Weighted total7.9— Good

Contours Curve 360 Stroller Wagon full specifications

What to buy instead

• A light side-by-side double with reclining seats, at $599.

  Zoe Twin V3

  8.3 — Very good. 25 lb, folds to 27×30×11 in, $599.

• Converts from single to double with full reclining seats, at $439.99.

  Evenflo Pivot Xpand

  7.6 — Good. 30.2 lb, folds to 33.8×26.5×23.8 in, $439.99.

• A cheap, light single stroller from the same company, at $89.99.

  Kolcraft Cloud Plus Lightweight Stroller

  7.5 — Good. 11 lb, folds to 12×18×34 in, $89.99.