All-Terrain Equipment Wagons

The perfect outdoor playground storage solution for hauling equipment to the field or playground.
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Navigate any terrain and haul all of your equipment quickly and securely to and from storage! These equipment wagons will handle even the heaviest loads, in the roughest conditions without failing. Easy maneuverability and accommodating functionality offer amazing playground equipment storage, making them optimal for institutional use.

Made of powder-coated steel, these steel wagons stand up to dents, dings, and rough terrain. Steel mesh sides and decking are supportive of contents for added stability over rocky terrain. Rubber pneumatic wheels provide a supremely durable foundation for the entire wagon. It’s easy for anyone to tow these wagons thanks to the folding metal handle and padded grip.

With 400 lb and 1000 lb weight capacities, these carts are perfect for any playground equipment storage needs. Haul everything from activity balls to cones safely and securely within a 3 ft or 5 ft cubic capacity (based on cart size). Best of all, foldable sides make loading and unloading a breeze—the sides drop down to avoid the struggle of having to lift equipment up and out of the cart.

Wagons are available in 2 sizes. Wagon color may vary.

  • 400 lb Capacity
    • 34”L x 18”W x 18”H, 42 lb
    • 10" dia tires
    • 3 cubic feet capacity
  • 1000 lb Capacity
    • 53”L x 26”W x 24”H, 59 lb
    • 13" dia tires
    • 5 cubic feet capacity

 

15 Fundamental Movement Skill Activities Using All-Terrain Equipment Wagons

The All-Terrain Equipment Wagons are large-capacity, ultra-durable wagons designed with pneumatic wheels and a steel mesh frame, making them ideal for transporting heavy sports equipment across grass, gravel, sand, and other uneven surfaces. Their standout feature is their exceptional outdoor mobility and durability, perfect for outdoor PE classes, field days, and events. With removable sides and an open design, these wagons also double as creative props for dynamic physical education activities. Below are 15 fun and effective activity ideas that utilize the All-Terrain Equipment Wagon to build essential fundamental movement skills in students from elementary through high school.

1. Wagon Run & Retrieve: Load balls or beanbags into the wagon. Students run to grab an item and return to complete a task. Develops running and agility.

2. Push & Power Relay: In pairs, students take turns pushing the empty wagon along a cone-marked path. Builds pushing strength and gross motor skills.

3. Gallop to the Gear: Students gallop to the wagon, collect an item of their team's color, and gallop back. Focuses on galloping and teamwork.

4. Slide & Stockpile: Students slide laterally to the wagon and return with a ball. Encourages sliding and directional awareness.

5. Leap & Load Challenge: Students leap over a foam barrier to load an item into the wagon. Focuses on leaping and landing skills.

6. Dribble Drop Delivery: Students dribble a Basketball from the starting line to the wagon and gently place it inside. Builds dribbling and control.

7. Kick into Cart: Using Rainbow UltraPlay Soccer Balls, students kick balls from a distance aiming to land them inside the wagon. Develops kicking and accuracy.

8. Roll It Right: Students roll balls toward the wagon from behind a line. Score points for successful rolls. Builds rolling and targeting.

9. Jump & Jam Relay: Students jump with two feet over a marker, grab a ball from the wagon, and run back. Focuses on jumping, landing, and coordination.

10. Freeze & Fill: While music plays, students perform a locomotor movement. When the music stops, they freeze and place an item in the wagon. Teaches stopping and self-control.

11. Catch & Cart Relay: Partners toss a ball; the catcher runs to place it in the wagon. Reinforces catching, running, and teamwork.

12. Clean-Up Countdown: Students have 30 seconds to pick up scattered equipment and load it into the wagon. Encourages speed, organization, and running.

13. Sit & Swing Toss: Students sit and swing a ball side-to-side before tossing it into the wagon. Improves swinging, balance, and coordination.

14. Obstacle Dodge & Drop: Place cones or hurdles around the wagon. Students dodge obstacles to place items inside. Develops dodging and agility.

15. Swing & Sink: Students use paddles to strike foam balls into the wagon. Builds swinging, timing, and hand-eye coordination.