Exotic Nutrition Silent Runner 12" Regular | Wheel + Cage Attachment | Sugar Gliders, Hamsters, Rats

If you own a Syrian this is the smallest size a hamster should have. They should never be curved on a wheel. Also even “silent spinners” are insanely loud. Don’t be cheap. I paid 44.99 CDN plus 7$ Shipping so about 50$ and I have not HEARD HIM SINCE. Truly silent & huge. Also if anyone in the reviews complains it’s too big for their cage it’s because they do NOT have the right sized enclosure. This wheel should fit with adequate room. If you cannot accommodate a wheel of this size you need to look into smaller animals like mice or robo hamsters. Again IF YOU OWN A SYRIAN. Buy it. Now. Before the price raises! You won’t be disappointed I promise. My boy already is happier and it’s been 2 weeks. And I sleep through the night with him right beside me in an area near my bed area. THE GOAT OF ALL HAMSTER WHEELS

I love this wheel. We got it for our Syrian hamster. It's quiet which is great in my son's bedroom at night. It's also very easy to clean. Hamsters like to poop in the wheel so easy to clean is very important to me. It's sturdy and stable. Great value and size. We have the large wooden cage with plexiglass.

Loved that it was already put together and could use right out of the box. It’s a quiet wheel that fits my Syrian hamster well.

Although it’s designed for sugar gliders, the 12 inch Silent Runner is an ideal wheel for Syrian hamsters (and their owners, if they enjoy silence). I bought this wheel to replace my Kaytee Silent Spinner - because it was such a disappointment. The Silent Spinner is anything but, as its cheap construction results in a very wobbly wheel. This, in turn, causes the wheel to loudly and continually bang against either the cage to which it’s attached or its wire base assembly. In fact, this wheel spun so unevenly that my hamster had to stop running every few seconds in order to keep her balance. The only sound that I hear from my new 12 inch Silent Runner is the pitter-patter of hamster feet. This wheel has so little discernible wobble that my hamster can run in it nonstop. Moreover, the Silent Runner appears to be well-made. I was happy to see that it uses ball bearings (a rare find in rodent wheels). It also has a heavy and sturdy metal base that the wheel never bangs against while spinning. My hamster loves this wheel so much that she also hangs out and takes power naps in it. The 12 inch Silent Runner ended up costing me about $80 (CDN) after shipping and taxes. Paying $32 for shipping (from North Carolina) was a bitter pill to swallow, but this was the only way that I could buy a Silent Runner in Canada. Nonetheless, I don’t regret buying my Silent Runner, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to other hamster owners.

I can only hear the cute patter of my hamsters feet now