Will this pole fold enough so that it will fit in a suitcase?
179419
Yes. I even carried two of these poles in my small daypack when we were on level hiking trails (when a pole wasn't needed). They're very compact.
179420
It folds up and fits in a carrying case so fits well in a backpack. I cannot say about going through TSA because this time we had a checked bag but I expect it is OK even though it extends eventually. Only the TSA person that you meet at a specific gate can really answer that question. I think it packs down to a 4 or 5" circular "tube" when in its case and about a foot long. Very convenient and seems reasonably sturdy for me.
179421
Yes, it will fit in a suitcase. Even a carry on. It folds into six sections and I don't think any section is much more than 12 in long. It traveled with me to and from the US and through Australia for a month.
179422
Yes -- I alternated between having it in the suitcase and in my daily backpack while sightseeing. When folded into its case, it is 12 inches long and about 9 inches in diameter (irregularly shaped tube). It shakes out like a big black snake whenever you need it. I loved having it!
1543084
It was quite big so I don't think it could fit into a suitcase even if you broke it down. I would suggest shipping it.
1740858
Sure. But, it won't fit in a suitcase. I would say it's pretty portable though.
1007350
Although it folds down nicely, I think mine is too heavy to put in a suitcase. You'd be better off with something that has smaller, lighter wheels.
615376
Not unless you have a huge suitcase. However I also purchased a folding one from Amazon that can be carried on your shoulder and that I believe may be able to fit into a suitcase.
2138481
Yes it will!!!!!It is very light, I am not sure of the length, once you folded it will fit in travel case!!!!!!
585306
Yes, it folds down very small, will fit in a suitcase. About 24-26" long rolled into about the size of an umbrella.
25107
yes it will. it can be rolled small or lay flat in the bottom of a suitcase
1765302
Yes the poles fold up into the rafters and then the canvas will roll up to be stored in a zippered bag that is attached to your trailer for travelling.
344440
Yes, it would fit in a large suitcase. I do not think it would stay folded however. Maybe if you put it on the bottom and place things on top of it. We used it as a carryon with our equipment in it.
1249045
I travel with it. It does not fold but it very light and hollow the only weird piece being a plastic thing which come down off the middle, so depending on what you are packing with it I would think it would fit. I usually pack it in a bag or suitcase with clothes so it takes up a negligible amount of space and the funny piece in the back fits between stuff. It is 14" long + the rubber handle which is bendable. I love the seat - especially if you have a boy. I have bought at least 4 - I keep forgetting them at the hotel when we travel.
407638
It does not fold to reduce the length, so if your suitcase is equal to the length of the cane, it will. The chair part has a strap to go around the bulk, like an umbrella. I carry mine on the plane with no difficulty.
459833
yes, very light and collapses fairly flat. Should easily fit in a suitcase.
1240854
It's a 2 piece pole but I don't think it would work for a suitcase :-). As far as putting it into the back of a car or suv you should have no problems
101278
I believe not, it doesn't fold up. Meaning with pole, the umbrella itself may. Measurements should beincluded in order stat. OH...cover will!
92728
It might fit in a checked bag, but it would most likely be too tall for carry-on. It's very compact when rolled up, but the height would be the determining factor, as the poles are rigid and cannot be folded down any further.
1285067
i'm afraid you are kind of on your own on this one, as the pole is not designed to be adjusted or shortened, beyond the adjustable section at the top, which brings it to 4 feet tall at it's shortest length.. it has a 'shock cord' construction, with thick elastic inside metal tubing.if you are handy, you might be able to cut the inside elastic and remove a section , but then you would have to figure out how to shorten and reattach or knot the elastic as you try to reassemble it..it is totally up to you to put it all back together in working order, and i decided not to risk it. i am 5'6" and it works very well for me. it almost puts itself together when i take it out of the bag and give it a shake and it folds back togehter very well too. i used it during extensive travel, urban and rural, while recovering from a knee injury and found it to be sturdy , reliable and a perfect fit for my day bag and certainly for my carryon bag. this is longer than a typical 'stick' when it is unfolded. that said, i got use to it pretty fast and after awhile i preferred it.