hauck Runner 2, Mocha - Robust All Terrain Pushchair with Raincover, XL Pneumatic Air Wheels, UPF 50+, Reclining Backrest from Birth up to 22 kg, Height-Adjustable Handle, XL Mesh Window

Bought this pushchair for our 2 1/2 year old son who is on the 91st centile and is nearing the max weight of his current pushchair. He is still not quite ready to undertake long walks plus as he has epilepsy he can have very off balance days and is safer in the pushchair.Was a little worried about ordering with not being able to test it out first in a shop but I am sooo pleased to say that this pushchair does not disappoint!!! I love it!PROS-Excellent value for money!!!SturdyExcellent qualityComfy and perfect for long walks- he has fallen asleep on all long walks so farRoomy- loads of growing spaceHandles really well on all terrainLight to pushCame with rain hoodAesthetically pleasingFun to run withEasily assembled- just attach the wheels that come already inflated.Easy to collapse and put up.CONS-Very heavy & bulky (this isn’t a problem to us, however, those who struggle lifting heavy loads may find it difficult to load in and out of a car boot for instance)Not ideal for taking round shops or shopping centres (due to its size- we have a smaller buggy for this)As our son suffers seizure without warning, we have to keep stopping to check him when the hood is up as we are unable to see him otherwise (this obviously won’t apply to the vast majority of people) We usually have him facing us or can see him through a plastic window the hood in his other pushchair.

So I have only had this 7 days but I feel I must review it now as I absolutely LOVE it, and I was unsure whether to buy it or not.My previous pushchair was the silver cross pioneer which I have used since birth for my now 2 year old and I thought that was pretty good until I bought this!.I had recently finished Couch to 5K and decided to do it again pushing a pushchair and I wanted a jogging type one as the Silver cross wasn't really suitable. I know this said it's not designed for running with but after reading all the good reviews and seeing as the price was reasonable I took a chance.When I unboxed it in my lounge the evening I thought OMG it's huge but in fact the back wheels are the same width as the silver cross. It does have a large wide seat which seems to be comfy for my little one.I have used it for jogging 3 times now and it's brilliant, you do have to remember to lock the front wheel or it can shake, but it glides along really smoothly. I also used this exclusively now everyday walking to school. I bought a Buggy Tug wrist strap just for safety when using it. I will add I am not a fast runner more like a slowish jogger but I don't see why it wouldn't still be great even when I work up to speeding up.It is a heavyish pushchair but for me I know I won't be loading into the car much so I am not too bothered and I am hoping it's good resistance to time my arms!!I just need to find something to out in the tyres to stop punctures as they are air filled.So for me who does 40 mins jogging a few times a week and daily walk to and from school it's perfect.

I bought this so I can take my little granddaugher for some decent country walks. It is perfect for that but no less for pushing her around town asleep. I find this a delight to push - almost effortless. And just as easy to fold up and put in the car. It takes seconds to set up. The buggy also looks very comfortable for both sitting and sleeping. I like the sturdy foot rest. G.daughter's feet don't dangle off the end. She is 2 now and I think this will be comfortable as long as she needs to use it. The storage underneath is adequate for the baby kit or for some shopping. I may add a hook for the handle to make it a bit more useful for shopping. This represented a great value purchase. Update: The photos are taken on our New Year's Eve family walk on Dartmoor. The buggy was perfect - occasionally we did have to lift on some particularly narrow and rocky bits but the buggy is so light, the lifting was no problem even with our 2 year old asleep inside.

Overall, I love this pram. Its so nice to push, so light and easy over any terrain. I've taken it through a field on a dog walk and It went over any bumps with ease.The seat is big and comfy. I think the basket is a good size and the brake is good, I'd read reviews these weren't so good but I don't agree.My only reason for not giving 5 stars is the sun canopy, it really isn't very good and doesnt come out no where near far enough. when sitting upright it gives no shade at all. I've had to purchase a universal shade extension to help keep the sun out of my little ones eyes.But I'm really happy with the pram.

I brought this buggy for running and yes I have used it for running a few times. It has become my everyday buggy. I have a buggy board on back for my 3 year old. It's amazing so easy to push even with 15kg toddler on the back. The best buggy I have ever brought!. It's so easy to push. The only thing I would say is the break is badly designed... If they did it with a hand break they would have designed the best buggy ever in my opinion. It's small enough to use in shops get through narrow doors in my home and if you take the back wheels of you can fit it in a large suitcase. YES!. If you really want to start running with a buggy I wouldn't get this. Personal better off buying a second hand out& about v4 sport nipper. For the price. Unfortunately the hauck runner buggy wobbles a lot with the wheel locked and is hard to control with one hand also there is no suspension so if you hit something hard while running your baby will feel it. These things don't bother me personally as I run on flat ground as I am so unfit I tend to speed walk with it most of the time. If you are looking for something to use for ease of pushing eg you have knee trouble like me going back and forth on school run and nursery pickups. Go for a run twice a week or fast walk on flat ground then yes it's perfect. But to run 10k plus 4-5 days a week then no...