Product Testing
- Innopet Hercules Dog Stroller

So my sisfur Star @MissStarhound is now 13.5 year's old. As you may have seen in my previous articles my hoomoms and I like visiting National Trust properties. But as you can imagine I can walk further than Star can so a decision was made to get her a dog Stroller/Buggy.



The one they went for was the Innopet Hercules 2.0 extra large (XL) It cost £455 but currently has 15% off. 
It was ordered Wednesday night 28th December and arrived by courier Friday 31st. It was free delivery but 2 days over the Christmas period was excellent. The box it came in has carrier holes at the top so it was easy to Carrier into the house. That was handy as it weighs 18kg but website says 15kg. 

The website and YouTube has videos on how to assemble the buggy but it's really simple. The wheels 3 of them click in and out really easierly. 

Review:
So we have had it just over 2 weeks and so far we have tried it over various places. Up a steep grass hill to a monument.



On canal paths, town centre pavements and cycle track. Each time the 3 wheels have been easy to push and even into a coffee shop. 

Star likes the fact that there are 2 entry methods front or back flaps both with 2 zips for easy access. Inside there are 2 seat belt latches that attach to her harness. Star has travelled both facing forwards and backwards.



There is also top flap which can be used for people to fuss you, have treats thrown in or as a periscope hole to see what's going on.



The buggy has mesh windows on all 4 side for fresh and so you don't miss the view. As you can see from the first photo Star like the open flap view and got many a aaaaaaaagh cute from others when we were put. As well has toggle to tie the flaps back. 
It comes with a free rain coat that has velcro attachments that kept it in place in the wind.



Safety features include 3m reflect strips at the sides and a good push down brake that held the buggy plus Star on a steep incline.  

Hoodad has since purchased a bag to keep the wheels in and mud of the boot/box and a clip on organiser bag to carry water can and treats (buggy has a storage pouch at the back also). 

So I said at beginnong it was for Star but as I do this article I have strained my foot so I have to rest for 5 days so quess what...



I got to try it out. 

I give the buggy 5 stars

Easy to assemble, put down and carry. 
Great handling on any terrain. 

Built to last. 
Until next time
love and licks
Duke

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