Hauck Jeep Infinity Pushchair

Just had a wheel fall off while my 11 week old son inside the carry cot...when looked the bolt hadn't been fitted properly and has been lost...had to buy new pram not happy

I am really surprised to read so many negative reviews of the Hauck Jeep Infinity! I have been absolutely delighted with mine which I bought three years ago because it has both a front facing and rear facing option. The pram section is cosy with a hood and cover that really protects the baby from the elements, and the buggy is light, easy to manoeuver and recline for sleeping. The wheels all come off for neat stowing when travelling long distances with a full boot, or the frame collapses easily with wheels attached for shorter distances. We've flown with it a number of times, taken it with us when going for walks on uneven terrain and generally hammered it and still it is going with baby number two! I don't think it is being manufactured any longer but am writing this review in case anyone were thinking of buying second hand. As it was cheap in the first place (think I bought mine new for about £150) I imagine it will be extremely good value second hand, probably just needing a couple of new tyres. Oh, and all the material/canvas sections on both the pram and the buggy can, with a bit of determination(!), be unclipped and thrown into the washing machine, coming up like new. All in all, when you consider what you can pay for a pram/buggy these days, this has been a fabulous buy. My only criticism might be that the Jeep logo is a bit naff but really, who cares!

Before buying my Hauck I read reviews which I must say were mixed. I decided to buy one. I had it a matter of months when the front wheel fell off and upon inspection, the nut had worked loose and was lost. I managed a DIY repair to have it happen again. I was offered another Hauck which was dissapointing as the frame was so flimsy I didn't dare put my baby in it. Looking back on the reviews I read, they were negative about the wheels and frame so I can now say I wish I had took note of and not dismissed. A real shame as the look and comfort of the pram are great but mechanically if you like, I would not recommend. Back to the good old Maclaren!

Excellent pram and pushchair combo! I had no problems with this pushchair and used it for both my sons. Those people who are complaining about it either got dud ones or just were thrashing it around too much and not looking after it!!!!

This pram is brilliant! Excellent value for money. My son is nine months old now and I've NEVER had a problem with it! Very easy to steer, comes with carrycot and parent/rear facing seat unit and carseat which also clips onto the pram so excellent for all ages! Padded out so my son is very comfortable in it. I don't have any complaints about it at all! Great pram!

I purchased my travel system content that I had received value for money. However on use of the pram and pushchair, I soon found difficulty with the steering of the wheels. They often went out of line and it was impossible to progress forwards. This was followed by the 'locking system on the chassis which keeps the frame up when in use 'SNAPPING' and bringing my daughter tumbling down to the floor. Very disappointed and not what you would expect when investing £260. This pushchair did not receive excessive use or abuse.

After searching on the internet for hours I finally bought the Hauck Infinity because it was a rear facing and forward facing pram. I also thought it was a good name with prams these days, as it has been a while since I last bought such things. But I was obviously wrong - at first the front wheels keept jamming and then only after 7 months of having the pram it snapped with my son in it and collapsed to the ground whilst crossing the road. The locking system to keep the frame up when it is in use had snapped - Luckily my son was ok and unhurt and for once my husband had used the crossing so the traffic had to wait for him. But my husband had to carry the pram and my son all the way home. (Not something I would have been able to do)

The Hauck Jeep Infinity buggy is totaaly rubbish i have had mine 4 just 5months and it has collasped, the metal frame snapped and the seat head had snapped. this product is a total waste of money!!!!

Hauck Jeep Infinity is the best pushchair ever!! its so easy to manouver 1 handed, so easy to chage from the carry got to the pushchair its fantastic would def recomend to 1st time mums as it has everything u need. I got the frame carrycoty seat carseat footmuff and changing bag for under £200!!

I love it!!

This Hauck Jeep Infinity Pushchair is absolutely terrible. Within 3 months of owning it, the two screws connecting the handlebar to the main frame came out. This meant it was dangerous to use as the handlebar could easily come apart from the frame. I had to wait 9 months for replacement screws from Hauck. I used it again for my second child, but within 3 months of using it again, the frame completely broke. My 3 month old baby was in the pushchair at the time, but luckily was unhurt. I contacted Hauck about the problems I had encountered, and the only response I received was a rude email, with no apology, stating that the guarantee only lasted 6 months. Well, that says it all.