How much weight we can put in this bag, is it possible to put 23 KG, the standard weight for travelling internationally as a checking luggage
206987
I went on a backpacking trip for 4 days with 18-19 KG. ha no problems at all. It holds a lot and has many places to clip outside items on
206988
Well its more about the volume than the weight. As it clearly says that you can put 55 litres, so if you have dense objects like clothes, accessories etc. you can easily put 23 kgs. The highest weight I had put in this bag is 16 kg in a backpacking trip which was 2 days and 18 miles and I had no problems. By the way, its more of a hiking/mountaineering backpack than a regular travelling bag.
295554
You will have to check it with your luggage. It's over 40 pounds and I don't remember the measurements.
938359
It is larger then regular luggage dimensions, you would probably have to send it as oversize luggage. But I'm sure airlines would allow since the take golf clubs and surf boards! Most of it is already put together for you so i can't give you the size of each piece, but I would keep it in the box to send.
2089074
I think it said that it could be set to either Kilos or Pounds. I would have to check the literature, but that is my recollection.
803604
We also live overseas and did just that for Christmas. In the box it comes in it would be considered oversized luggage, but we packed the 3 pieces of poles in one long bag, the ball etc. in another, and then wrapped the base in cardboard with string by itself. It's still large, but not heavy and in the end the airlines allowed it without any extra fees. TOTALLY WORTH IT!
989753
It's not the weight issue for carry on baggage, but full equipment loaded in bag it won't fit in space above in cabin, so you wound up paying 25+ special care services charges .
708703
Depends on the guy. This is a carry on size bag. Not checked luggage size. Not big enough for six changes of clothing but certainly two or three.
1619050
I have flown with it twice and it counted as regular luggage, but I was sure to be under weight so they would not fuss with the dimensional check. I think it is pretty boarderline. HOWEVER, I will never fly with this bag again as it ripped on my return flight! Not durable enough for checked bag no matter what the seller says.
1682647
It's a small bag! I think you could take it as a carry on if you'd like. I don't see why it would be a problem. I took it with me onto a plane a few months back.
461216
I dont know the exact dimensions but it should be fine with checked-in baggage as per size. As to the weight though, you might have to double check with the airlines/countries as they post different weight limits/excess fees. The estimated shipping size & weight of this item can be found on the website details, might have to scroll down to technical/shipping size/weight. Hope this helps.
1645919
It is very light weight. I do not remember the exact weight, but I could carry it in carry on baggage on international flight. Hope it helps.
27043
I have not. Whether it would be suitable or not would depend on what you are putting in carry on.
1647091
I don't know as we had it shipped to our location and left it there for future use. I would guess it was 20 lbs. Does it say on the details. Hope this is helpful. We have traveled with one very similar and took it as a carry on.
1846370
I tried weighing my bag with about 20 lbs of stuff last night, and it wouldn't register on the scale. So, I have a feeling there's a minimum that it will read. I'm not sure it'll be the best choice for weighing your luggage.
1388250
I wound up leaving it at home because it seemed a transit hazard to anyone trying to get across you to get to the aisle in coach. Don't know if the Airlines have any specific policy, but figured it wasn't worth it's weight and space in a carryon on top of being a possible hazard. Lufthansa, for ex., only allowed 18lbs for carryon on transatlantic flight, and this weighed c. 2lbs.
1375246
It's not heavy at all, but I'm not sure you will be able to fit it in a piece of luggage....
549242
Yes, it will weigh up to 110 lbs. to the ounce. Hook one end on the luggage and pick it up with the top end of the scale. Hold it steady for a few seconds until it stabilizes to read the weight.