All user reviews of Valco Baby Snap 4 Sport

It's a heart thing for me. Easy to handle, spacious seat, foldable, lightweight. Large number of accessories. Extendable canopy, good protection. If I get tired of the color of the canopy, it is not a problem to buy another original from the manufacturer or have it custom made according to your imagination. The whole stroller fabric can be removed and washed in the washing machine.

Super light, compact stroller.

The best pushchair! Especially the stowability!!!

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It fulfilled absolutely everything we expected from it.

I am very happy with the stroller. We were looking for something compact to transport and at the same time comfortable for the baby, and the stroller completely meets this.

Comfortable LIGHT stroller that can handle even moderate terrain.

For me the most top stroller I've ever had 😊

A very good stroller, I am very satisfied (I have it for about 2 years) and I would not change it. The priority for me was weight/stability in moderate terrain and here it stands up well.

The stroller is really great. I'm not afraid to ride over whatever with it, it seems to survive everything and every terrain. The little one is not bumped over in it and he likes it very much.

The Tailormade version looks very nice and tasteful, so the look is great too. I also appreciate the lightness, the practicality and how the stroller is compact.

The only thing that could be added to it would be an adjustable handle height, and the handle could also be wider. For me it's ok though, I'm 158cm and I think it's still a bit better for taller people. I bought it mainly because of the inflatable wheels option and the window in the canopy, which none of my previous strollers had. I just need to see my little one. Plus, if I open the canopy completely, I can see all of him. I'm honestly thrilled with it.

A pushchair that I have grown to love due to its lightness and compactness. It doesn't take up much space in the car and can navigate even rough terrain.

I think it's a great choice. It goes through everything and I'm quite an adventurer, so nothing is an obstacle for us. My little one didn't want to sit in the stroller anymore, so I figured I'd get something lighter than the 3 in 1 system.

This stroller is easier to lug around than our original 15 kilogram one... and wonder of wonders, I put my little one in the Valco for the first time and she sat in it obediently for four hours straight, two of which she slept through. So for us, wow.

The only thing that may be a shortcoming for some is the parent handle, which is not height adjustable. It suits me absolutely fine, but I'm 170 cm. My grandmother, who is 150 cm, was already complaining a bit.

Nice compromise of compliance, weight, size for a child (we have a little giant) and terrain use. I don't think there's any point in getting a classic umbrella buggy - either something similar to this stroller, or something mini (like the GB Pockit).

A very handy, smart and practical stroller. Design-wise it is nothing special, but it is comfortable for both baby and mom.

What I appreciated most was the light weight, the easy and quick folding system and the relatively large shopping basket. It's great to manoeuvre - even going down and up the curb is hassle-free, even with a heavier baby.

It is as spacious as possible for the baby in width and length, even the three year old did not feel overgrown in it. It reclines all the way up to lying down, and the leg positioning also makes it perfect for napping. The canopy is extendable - not quite to the baby's feet, but I think it's enough. I also had a chance to try the model with foam wheels and I definitely recommend paying for the "Sport" inflatable version - you can feel the wheels very much when you ride and you'd rather inflate occasionally rather than pulling out pebbles every now and then.

I was most worried about the handle not being able to be positioned, but the height suited me, so positioning wasn't missed. The only minus I see with this stroller is that there are an awful lot of them - so you have to count on encountering one on every corner during your walk. And I'm sure some neighbor will have one too :-D

Lightweight, foldable, great positioning. With inflatable wheels a fantastic stroller.

Lightweight, compact, inflatable wheels make it go over everything beautifully. In its price range it is a top of the line stroller. I took a bit of getting used to the seatback reclining - I prefer the classic lever recline, but it was doable. Too bad it doesn't reverse as well. But folding is a big plus - easy, convenient.

Too bad I didn't buy it when I had my first baby. Very practical and well thought out stroller, probably even better than some overpriced ones, but nothing interesting by design. Every second mom has it, but I don't see it as a minus. Rather, it just proves that it is really good for the price.

Great pushchair. I definitely recommend it, I am very satisfied.

For the money, I think it's a fine pushchair. It's very light, which is great as it's easy to handle. The baby's seat is nice and wide and I like that it has back and leg positioning. What's a little weaker is the ability to go over some terrain, although it's not the worst.

For us a great stroller - it does what we want it to do. I wouldn't change it. We have the Tailormade (Grey Marle) version with inflatable wheels.

I was very happy with it overall 👍🏻

We loved pretty much everything - that is why we chose it. ;-) Ideal for the city, but it works on light terrain as well.

A superb stroller. It's light, quiet, compact for the car, spacious inside, super back positioning to any position, inflatable wheels. Denim color suitable for son as well as daughter.

This was my first pushchair. I was looking for something lightweight and compact, that's why I choose Valco. The weight - with inflatable wheels - was more than 9 kg, though, even though everywhere claims 7+ kg. The basket scratches with every getting up a curb - even when the wheels are bigger in size.

I bought it after a recommendation. All in all, I am thrilled about it. But if I look at the tiny details, I would expect a better backrest recline system for that money. Something sturdier than such a strap - I had a similar strap on a very cheap buggy once. On a pushchair for half this price, I had a lever recline, which I found better. Other than that, this pushchair is very recommendable, and the Tailormade version is beautiful.

We had a bent design from the factory. So nothing much.

This stroller meets almost all of my requirements. Thanks to the inflatable wheels, it passed through any terrain we needed it to - all the while being lightweight and compact. I did mind the rear part of the seat, however, because it only closed with a few velcros, meaning not very protective in winter or when it's windy. It is, of course, possible to DIY a solution for this.

The stroller is very spacious and comfortable for the little one. No suspension was not a problem since we had inflatable tires - they made the driving a pleasant experience. A big disadvantage is the foam on the handlebar and bumper bar, but it can be solved with some sold-separately (or handmade) covers. Overall we were satisfied and can recommend it :-)