Runner 2, Black - 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

This is our second Hauck runner, we had the original black and neon one for our first child. That is a good pram for the price but a bit utilitarian in places. We got the Runner 3 and that takes all of the good bits of the original runner and knocks off some of the sharp edges. It is still Massive, but this is good for ground clearance and stability, will go over roots with ease. Also I'm a big fan of the plastic foot plate, once they start walking and jumping on and off it means the fabrics don't get covered in crud. The recline controlled by tightening or loosening a strap is both easy and gives baby a little hammock like movement on the move. The rain hood is nicely fitted, covers it front to back and stays on, and the height of the pram has meant in really bad weather I've put the rear flap over the handlebar and sheltered sitting under it myself In terms of Runner 3 specific things, I like the brakes, the original one nearly got away from me on a steep dry gravel path at one point with this you pull the handle and the brakes are good enough to lock both wheels if you wanted. Suspension, it's not the most plush but compared to the original it rattles and thumps less on rough surfaces and it feels smoother to push. The hood is a big improvement over the original runner which is a servicable and tough but fairly unpleasant material. It also didn't go far enough to provide full sun shade. The hood on the 3 has a zip half way down that allows it to extend and opens a pair of vent windows in the sides, so we won't need a separate umbrella. Also it has a little pocket for keys or a small purse/wallet in the back of it which is lacking on the original and 2. Cupholder can take a drinks bottle..and fairly basic but nice the 3 has one. It has a nice cover over the oddments basket secured by magnets. Both feel very tough, the 3 is new the original is now 5 years old and has done probably a 1000 miles without even a puncture. Negative points: it's not light, but you knew that, but pushing it with the big wheels is easier than much lighter prams on smaller wheels. It's a very open pram, this is a double edged sword, when the are older it's great easy for getting them in and out. With babies they are quite exposed and you will need to buy an additional foot muff as although the hood is big their feet and body will be in the breeze. In general for a low priced off road pram it's great, I'd not bother with a 2 it seems to be a more expensive original with no real improvements but the 3 feels a lot more premium for the extra money.

The pram arrived just in time for a trip to London. It was so useful! My 18 month old absolutely loved his new wheels. We took it on the plane and on public transport in London and were really happy with it. It is quite fast-moving - I used additional child reigns around my wrist and attached to handle for precaution at train station and on side walk to make sure it couldn’t run away from me! We live in the countryside so I’m looking forward to taking it on forestry tracks etc. Early days but at this point I highly recommend this pram!

This a great pushchair! We originally planned to get a more expensive competitor brand one, but when we saw the reviews for this one we said we would give it a go. We were not disappointed. Despite being very robust, it is very lightweight and fits fine in the boot of our auris. It glides over rough terrain, through forests, gravel paths and beach. We already got a puncture on the front wheel, and mended it with a bicycle repair kit. We put our baby in it from about 10 months old, I was sorry we didn’t buy it sooner!

Great for going on walks as it can bounce over most terrain but it's so big going to town can be a nightmare.

It’s a good quality low cost pram, while it states not suitable for running, it can support jogging. I am using this for couch to 5k so I can bring my 3 year old along with me and overall I am impressed. It has a great seat size is light and easy to push. Has uv 50 sun protection to keep him shaded. He doesn’t use his standard pram any more but is happy to sit in this as it’s comfy.

Wheel is gone already. I have it just over a month. It’s the second time I buy this buggy initially you think wow what a bargain, but if the wheel goes not much you can do? On the positive buggy has lots of space and it’s comfy for baby to sleep , but because it’s light can tilt over more easily

This is absolutely brilliant. Wish I'd got it earlier. Struggled and cursed with a horrible four-wheeler. This is a dream to push and steer. Very good on rough ground. Easy to fold and unfold. You may need to remove the wheels to fit it in a car, but that's easy. Fantastic pushchair!

We live by a lake that is 11 miles circular walk around. This walk takes you through muddy trails, woods, cobble paths and up and down inclines. Basically it has everything you could throw at a buggy. Having a nice travel system that I use for walks in towns and stores, I quickly realised this was not suitable for our local dog walks and quickly looked for an alternative. Looking online there are a number of well known brands (outnabout and mountain buggy just to name a few) and already owning a very nice travel system I just couldn’t justify the price. Having seen Hauck 2 online I was very nervous about making the purchase as surely a buggy this cheap couldn’t compare and wouldn’t last? How wrong I was! This thing is a work horse, we have taken it through complete mud paths that would have stopped any other buggy, through woods and wet trails, up inclines and through very rough paths that would have broken the wheel on most buggies and this thing has handled it all. The handle can be easily adjusted to suit your height (it doesn’t lengthen but you can adjust the angle to raise it up if you are on the taller side), the wheels pop off for easy cleaning and the buggy is easy to fold in one go (just make sure you put the back fully down before folding or it will snap). The build of it feels so sturdy and even though it’s a monster of a buggy it doesn’t feel cumbersome or big, through extremely muddy trails I am easily able to lift the buggy to its two back wheels to get through the mud. The seat can be fully reclined to allow baby to sleep (or if your baby is young like mine it means they don’t need to be in a seated position if unable to hold themselves up just yet), the seat uses a strap system so you can adjust the recline exactly how you want, whether that be fully sat up or completely on their back. The suspension is ok for what it is, you’ll feel the bumps, but for the price you’re paying there’s really no complaint. The style and materials used do feel on the cheaper side, with foam being used for the handle, but for the price of this buggy I wouldn’t expect anything else and to be honest, knowing it’s on the cheaper side means I am happy to throw anything at this and not get upset if it gets wrecked in the process (mine is usually completely covered in much from our walks!) Overall, absolutely LOVE this, so happy I made the plunge to buy and with 15% baby discount this is an absolute bargain.