Are the sides of this cooler (12 pack) flexible enough that if it is under-filled, it would fit into a carry on suitcase? (9 x 14 x 22)
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Vicky, the first time I used the cooler I 'crammed' it into my daypack to carry on a plane. I checked the label on mine and it sez 36 pack. I'm sure a 12 pack cooler would easily fit!....hope this helps & good luck!...good cooler!
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It's definitely flexible and at 7x12x14 I'm sure I could get it in that size bag.
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Yeah the sides are definitely flexible and soft. But couldn't be 100% that it would fit into a carry on suitcase. I guess it would depend on how filled the cooler was.
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The sides aren't terribly flexible so it would depend on the depth of your suitcase. I know you wont be able to mash down the bottom of the bag by more than an inch, if that.
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You could definitely flatten it enough to pack in a suitcase. Because of the thickness, though, it will NOT be flat. It will take up a little space. The bag, however, is the perfect size for using as a carry-on (if you are flying)...roomie enough to take on everything you will need in a carry-on bag and small enough to fit under the seat or in the overhead bin. I love this bag and use it for SO much more than just packing food.
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Don't know - the cooler did not last, the wheels and handle broke when I used it for airline travel!
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I will fit over one of the smaller day packs easily. We have not tried it over a full sized pack.
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In my opinion, this bag would be an appropriate size for a carry on. I would use it as such. I don't have the exact dimensions but, as it's soft sided, I'm not sure that the measurements would be overly helpful to you. I can only speak to US domestic flights as I have limited experience with international travel.
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It's pretty compact. If I were putting it in a suitcase I might not roll it, maybe lay flat on the bottom.
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It folds up into a carry case like a "tailgating" foldable chair or similar to a pack-n-play. Yes, likely would fit in a larger suitcase along one side.
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I suspect those who answered you'd be able to pack little else were thinking a small carry-on bag. The motor is appx 8 inches high and 5 inches in diameter. The largest container is slightly smaller. So, yes, you can pack this and plenty more in a checked bag.
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The bag has a large capacity. So, of course, the fit depends on how much you put in it. I have not tried to take it on a plane as a carry on, so dimensions have not been tested.
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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.
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It should be fine as a carry on but might may be a bit bigger than some of the overhead bins. Id have to double check the exact length
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If it is completely deflated it could fit in a suitcase. When it arrives new in the box it measures approx. 12"x12" x 5"
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Absolutely as long as you dont put anything too heavy for the bag to handle. Otherwise, it is a good size for a carry on.
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It can fit in a small suitcase. When the float is folded in its storage bag, it measures 12.5" in diameter and 2.5" thick.
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i don't know if it will fit in a carry on bag. it is flexible like some laundry bags though. it sounds very possible.
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It was not very wide, but it was very long. It would fit into a somewhat long duffle bag, but I don't think it would fit in a standard sized suitcase.
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It's lightweight and fairly small, but I think it's too long to fit in a suitcase. If I were taking it on a plane, I would either check it by itself or carry it on.