All user reviews of Casualplay S4

I don't know about a brand new one, I had a second hand model (2 years old) and it was horrible :D

Very practical.

Superb stroller. Unfortunately with more owners its condition is getting worse and worse, I had it as a 2. /carried my 3rd child/ and it was slowly falling apart... The cool thing about it was the extra suspension on each wheel and the ability to apply the brake on the handle when going down a steep hill.

I had a Tako City Voyager before this stroller and it was not only insanely heavy, but it also sucked to fold. But I'm really happy with this stroller - it folds really easily, is lightweight, and can go almost any terrain. The front wheel locking is especially great on this one. So from my side me, I can only recommend it.

Great for winter with inflatable wheels and worse terrain. Lots of room for baby and even the footmuff in the seat. Satisfied :-)

Great for winter and worse terrain thanks to those inflatable wheels. Plenty of room for both baby and footmuff in the seat. Happy with this :-)

I was happy with the stroller, even though I had "inherited" it, so it was already used by one baby. The frame cracked, we bought a second one second hand and it was cracked as well (that mom claimed she sent it and it wasn't cracked, maybe in transit, I didn't address it). Also, the wheel locks get destroyed quickly.

The stroller has a superbly sophisticated design with lots of gadgets that have wowed me. It's a three-wheeler and takes some getting used to, especially at curbs or getting on/off the bus.

Quite ok. Even if it is not the best, it is alright.

Super happy with this. I used it with both children.

Good quality, well sprung pram. Design-wise not much, but it is functional. Comfortable for the baby.

Pretty small. Both the seat and the bassinet. Fortunately, my daughter was tiny.

I don't have that much to compare the stroller to. I didn't even use it that much, as I carried my son a lot in my carrier. For me, the downside was the inflatable wheels, which we changed several times + I would also have handled the back positioning of the stroller differently.

On the other hand, I appreciated the fitting of the car seat on the chassis, then the stroller was pleasantly small and my son wasn't drowned in the big carycot where he didn't like to be until he could sit in it. :)

Overall, though, I was very happy with the stroller and I like that even though we inherited it, it wasn't faded, scratched, and withstood the (often unkind) treatment from me and my offspring.

A great all-terrain stroller. We use it at grandparents.

We inherited the carriage from my sister - I wouldn't have chosen such a horror on my own. The carriage is rickety - the brake always squeaks at the beginning and only after a while of pushing it stops (although we greased, and tightened the frame variously). The backrest is not easy to position. And finally, it's too small for our little giant.

It was our first, the first of 13 strollers we've had over time - and nothing has ever topped it! We've also had the Stokke Trailz, or the Bugaboo Cameleon3! This one is just perfect.

It rides beautifully, the best of all in the field! The Playmoon bassinet - large and unbeatable for the car instead of a car seat (we took turns when the little one fell asleep in the stroller, left him in it and didn't have to wake him up by changing him from one to the other). Great mosquito net in the canopy. We upgraded the stroller with a new Petite&Mars canopy, which is more foldable and protects the baby better - and this way the stroller is perfect!

Our first and so far last stroller, which is for the mountains and the city. We used it in parks and on nature trails.

It can carry a lot - shopping, parcels, mum's bit and pieces - a huge storage space and even under the hood you can fit jackets and toys.

The baby is secure in it, when the child looks out and gets tilted to the side, the stroller stands firmly. Mechanisms and accessories can be easily attached, through the top canopy mom can check the condition of the baby. The design for me is very nice - a simple colour (I think they have also coloured versions) combination of blue-marine and black. Brake and suspension fantastic (words of my man), a big plus. For us, pluses were also easy maintenance and variability of materials. From original accessories I bought only a footmuff and a liner for the summer.

We bought the stroller pre-owned, used with 2 children and a mother who took excellent care of it. We bought it with the idea that we will see, we will buy a better one in time, but I will not give it away even for a buggy. We have changed 1 inner tube (in all the time we have had it) and fixed the brake that slipped off the attachment. I can say that it still works great and since my techie critical husband praises it, that's saying something. Even though it's not for running, I've run with it a couple of times, I've even pushed my little one on a longboard holding the massive handle. And it is necessary to highlight the 3in1 system, the car seat lasted us until 8-9 months with a baby larger for its age. Fuss-free, and with elegant accessories.

I'm not looking forward to giving it to someone - and yes, if I had to buy a new one, it would be worth it.

We bought this stroller 2nd hand after the 1st baby (through friends, so we know 100% that it was really one baby and they treated it well). Unfortunately, the use has taken a toll on it and the stroller gets stuck when folded, it has faded a bit, and overall, the wear is noticeable.

It still has very good off-road properties. It goes through a lot, each wheel is sprung separately, in addition, even the bassinet or seat unit have a bit will on the frame, so it copes well with unevenness. It's not a stroller that would rock, but it's not a rattle either, and it's really good in terrain, and it's great to handle (compared to other strollers). On light terrain it handles worse compared to city strollers and cannot be comfortably controlled with 1 hand. In rough terrain it is really very good and stable, but that means a higher weight - and significantly so. We really appreciate the hand brake.

The basket space is average. We have extended the canopy. The seat is good overall, but unfortunately it has a shorter backrest, and therefore does not fit older and larger toddlers. I rate the stroller above average, because it is not bad, and if it really fits someone, I highly recommend it. We are happy with it, but if I were to decide again, I would consider the Joie Crosster.

A robust stroller suitable for longer walks and even for harsh terrain. We tried different strollers from all the price ranges, and this is still a winner, even after 12 years, expecting my third now.

I had been thinking for a long time about what kind of stroller to get, because I live in a village and I needed one that could handle the daily terrain. I was sure of the colour, black doesn't offend anyone :-) and I'm a sucker for it. In the end, after a lot of searching, the Casualplay S4 was the winner. But once we travelled to another city and right on the main square the whole wheel broke off. It was very lucky that the little one was not a total baby anymore and my husband was with me, otherwise I have no idea what I would have done.

The wheels are quite big for the size, they have a plastic interior and unless you buy the stroller brand new, it is possible that what happened to me will happen to you too... Really terrible. We had to look for the original wheel online, got it, and waited for it to arrive. The little one was not sleeping well and wanted his stroller to sleep in, so even this wait was purgatory for us... Advice in conclusion - focus on such "little things" as the wheels, so you don't end up like we did :-(

A very good pushchair. It tackles any terrain, and it is easy to manipulate... Sturdy chassis!