Will, I had the Kidrunner delivered directly to my daughter's home. This weekend was the first time I had a chance to see it in action. My daughter is an elite runner and coach who has a one year old. The Kidrunner met and exceeded our expectations. It allows her to run hands free with her infant well protected and happily enjoying the experience. It was well worth the wait!

We were so excited to receive our Kidrunner here in Italy and it didn’t disappoint! It feels great to be able to run naturally and our son loves it. He has a good view out from the windows and feels very secure whilst be able to see mum all the time running in front. We live in a very hilly area of Tuscany and the Kidrunner deals with the steep gradients (15%+) really well!

My son quickly got bored and uncomfortable in a traditional push running stroller. The kiddrunner has solved that problem and is much more user friendly for me stride wise. We’ll be using it until he gets to big. Thank you kiddrunner for the great product!

My husband and I are SO HAPPY with our KidRunner!!! We can now run/ride at the same time since we can take our little baby with us! It was so worth the wait and Will, the CEO, was incredibly communicative during the entire process. He has also helped us troubleshoot to get the perfect set up for us. Thank you KidRunner!

This company is exceptional in their care and attention to detail when it comes to serving their customers. I could say a lot more, but in summary they treat us like family members.

After almost two years and about 5'000 km with the KidRunner on every possible terrain (mud, cobble stones -it's Tour of Flanders country here-, even dunes or snow...) we particularly like (1) natural running position for both Sofie (50 kilo and trail runner for traꓘKs https://www.trakks.be/nl/team) and myself (82 kilo, judoka) (2) the freedom we have to continue (trail) running as a family and (3) the fact it is a people magnet: wherever you run, people cheer, show their respect... (Little do they know it's actually a lot easier than they suspect.)
Our son, Magnus, accompanies us since he was 3 months (obviously, we didn't do trails at that time...).
(Due to COVID19 we've done only one race: half a marathon in Knokke, so we can't really tell a lot about using the KidRunner in a race.)

We have to mention it was rather expensive (to obtain it in Belgium: $795 KidRunner + $337 Shipment + €238 Import Tax, as Belgian customs judged it "a vehicle to be used on public roads") and our version has no rain cover or bug net.
These, however, are minor inconveniences. The price per kilometer is less than what we spend on running gear in the same time slot. A simple plastic cover from our baby-stroller kept out the rain and snow. And we never had to pay a baby-sitter for Magnus (who did a lot of his afternoon naps in the KidRunner, with an extra benefit of about 500 hours outdoors for him).

The KidRunner is not made for walking (it starts rocking at < 6 km/h) nor for sprinting (it begins to sway at about 17 km/h). At any speed between those limits, the cockpit stays in a perfectly stable and comfortable position and Magnus can enjoy the scenery. As your kid gets heavier, you can adjust the position of the cockpit.
The ride can be a trifle hard on narrow tracks and on rocky surface / pebbles / cobble stones. I would dare to suggest to have a look at: https://www.croozer.com/en/croozer-kid-vaaya-2-jungle-green (sensor activated lights and excellent shock absorption). Something like the https://www.croozer.com/en/climatex-baby-seat-from-2014 would have come in handy as well when we started using the KidRunner (Magnus was about 3 months at the time).

We think the best proof of the fact the KidRunner is well designed is this: even on tough terrain, uphill and with the extra load you can maintain your natural running position and your heart rate goes up no more than 10% compared to running on the same track without the KidRunner. The cockpit is a rigid structure, hence a safe place for kids. The KidRunner rolled over on two occasions (cutting a corner too sharply hitting the curb stone and running over Sofie's foot, twice my mistake), yet Magnus was safe and sound.
Apart from the normal wear and tear (given the conditions we are using it in), only one part broke down (worn out/torn waist harness, most likely due to my transpiration) but that was replaced with a smile. I would have said: with no questions asked, but Will actually asked us a lot of questions: i.e.: how to further improve the product. Will's commitment to keep us running, finally, is the proof the people at KidRunner know what running parents need...

I absolutely love my kidrunner and I am excited about the new features, however I need more. I need a double cockpit. I have two babies, I need to take both with me on my run. Please include infant features.

The KidRunner SKI really made our winter! We enjoyed countless ski adventures as a family, and as a stay-at-home mom, I really made the most out of nap time by getting out and enjoying the trails.

We purchased a kid runner with the arrival of our first child - a beautiful little girl. As former nationally ranked athletes, we've always had a very active lifestyle (on a daily basis) and our goal was to keep being able to exercise, no matter the situation. We hate poor quality equipment and this has surpassed all our expectations.

We purchased the nordic ski attachment (which we've been using solidly four to five days a week for the past four months) and used the running setup for about a month before snow arrived. It has performed better than any previous generation equipment - be it joggers/strollers/chariots for running, baby gliders for skiing, etc.

The KidRunner for skiing (and running) is the best - by far, of any unit I’ve ever tried. My parents pioneered the first baby gliders more than 30 years ago (I was the test subject), we’ve used chariots - but this is far far better.

The ability to ski without hinderance - properly weight shift and corner makes the it an absolute joy to use. It’s light, smooth and responsive.

- Hip belt is awesome; it absorbs shocks and transfers away from the unit really well. You don't feel like your movement is restricted in any form.

- The cornering is awesome; it handles high speed corners well without tipping.

- The child’s lower centre of gravity (below the pivot point) make the unit extremely stable.

- great windows for the child to look around. And cover with sufficient ventilation to avoid fogging up even at cold temperatures

You have a brilliant product and it will change how we are able to stay healthy and enjoy the outdoors as a family! Thank you so much!

This is my second review. After almost a year after I received it, this past weekend my daughter and I logged over 500 km in 2020. I can't imagine our lives without it. It lets my daughter have a nap, gets me exercise, and my wife some quiet alone time, all at the same time.

As the parent of an eight year old who uses a wheelchair for mobility, when my youngest was born I was was faced with the unique challenge of trying to figure out a way to workout with both my children in tow. Pushing both my eight year old in his Benecykl, and my youngest in his traditional jogging stroller was too challenging, and I found myself feeling discouraged, and on the verge of “giving up”. Around this time I saw my first kidrunner and immediately knew this is what our family needed. I purchased my kidrunner in August of 2019, and have since put a lot of miles on it. This product allows families like ours the freedom to take both our kids out, and me some time each day to “take a break” and just enjoy being outdoors. This equipment helps me release a lot of stress, and it’s both my kids favorite time of the day. I will say be prepared for cars to stop and ask questions, we get a lot attention when we’re out on the road.

I love jogging with my kids and was really sad last year when my three year old deemed riding in a traditional push stroller “too babyish” and was thrilled to find the KidRunner- not only does it make running easier as she gets bigger, it makes her happy too. She likes to pretend it’s a roller coaster or space shop and loves it so much more than a push stroller. I love that it keeps my hands free and allows me to have a more natural running form- I do believe that all my years of running with a traditional push stroller have really done a number on my hips and running form mechanics. Great fuel that the KidRunner affords is a couple more years of running together!

This is how running should feel. Pushing a stroller is miserable. I like pulling my son behind in the KidRunner, my son is happier too.

We've been putting our KidRunner through the wringer for a year now, and happy to report it has passed all testing with flying colors. Before our son turned 1 it made for a great napping space while allowing both Mom and Dad to get in their runs (while being easily adjustable between the two of us.) Now that he is a little older he loves his adventures in the KidRunner, becoming a real part of our favorite activity. Mom has loved getting back into the groove of running post-partum with the wee one along for the ride, while I've loved having a new training partner for my recovery runs (yes, running with the KidRunner is only marginally more effort than running without, making it perfect to strap on during the easy days) as I can spend time with my son while still training to be a competitive marathoner.
Towing the KidRunner behind you instead of pushing a conventional jogger is a real game-changer. Our favorite part of the KidRunner is how easy it is to take our dogs out with us without having to worry about them getting tangled up with a push stroller. We love our KidRunner so much it doesn't miss any weekend getaways and has tagged along on a couple of extended road trips. It's easy to pack up and makes it possible to get a nap in without disrupting travel adventures!