How do you think one of these would travel in luggage. I would like to use when I'm on long trips when I often was a few things in my hotel room
1563264
I think they would be the 'perfect' item to travel with !! Just put each one between your clothing etc. They hold socks/undies/bra's/sm items ie: scarfs, perfectly ... even belts/ties I'm sure !! They hang inside ea other as well for 'added' space !! Good Luck and Happy Traveling !!
1563265
I love them for drying underwear etc that I don't put in the dryer without taking up tons of space in my laundry room. However I would be hestitant to pack them since they are plastic and all those hooks could catch on other clothes. The plastic is sturdy enough to hold the weight of underwear but I think the plastic would snap in luggage just due to regular packing.
1563266
It would be great!! It's the same width as a regular hanger, but with all the clips and the ability to stack/hang them from each other vertically, it has a ton of hanging capability! You won't regret the purchase. I've used it to travel, but also weekly at home. When packing, you would want to put them in a bag so the clips don't get tangled and lay flat on bottom or top inside suitcase due to being plastic.
1563267
These hangers are a Godsend! I have own 6 !!! There are durable. I hang lingerie, delicates, sox, bikinis, etc. They are in my laundry room and would be useful and beneficial for travel. They are made of plastic. I would place them between clothing in the center of your luggage.
1563268
No worries at all they stack and are flexible....what a great idea to do by the way!!
724018
I would not choose this for travel. I you drop those pieces, it will be a pain to track them down. Seats on a plane are pretty cramped.
2120117
Yea I suppose you could air travel with it but it will no fit in a suitcase
709459
It is highly unlikely the TSA would allow it on a plane. If you put it in a case of some kind and had them put it in checked luggage under the plane then maybe. In the cabin? No way.
60909
I had it in the luggage so i did not put it my carry on but I'm leaning towards you might run the risk of it being taken. Also the size may Exceed the amount of liquid your allowed to bring on an airplane.
1669562
No! I personally would not fly with it. It has clasps on it that are like clicking a dog collar. Several clasps make it sturdy for in and out of vehicles for daily gigs and it looks very nice and convenient . But, the baggage handlers would toss it like all the rest of luggage and your items and drawers will definitely break. Buy hard shell luggage and pack your items in baggies separated with bubble wrap.
122860
You should be able to travel with it. It's the size of a normal duffle bag, but it will be heavy.
594126
It is quite heavy and not easy to pack for travelling. I got one for that reason because I loved my regular sized one so much but got tired of lugging it around in my baggage.
1338852
You could probably compress it to fit into a large backpack so you could get it on the plane, but it would fill your carry-on "personal item." It is to large to actually use on the flight.
1103100
not only can ikt be carried on, but it SHOULD. Some loser at Virgin Austrailia STOLE a friend's 12v apple charger and cord, so ALWAYS carry with your luggage. Lucikily I had this trent icruiser as a back up. TRAVELING TO us, Canada, Australia, New Zealand NO PROBLEM WITH ITRENT.
1774098
Do you mean put it in a carry on bag or carry it loose? Best to check with the airline. if It's shorter than the max bag length you could always bag it. I checked it when I flew.
1878746
Thank you for responding. Could you please tell me what another option would be? I am thinking about its use while traveling in Asia without personal transportation.
539632
Not in a suitcase. It needs to be exposed to the air to work so it doesn't do well when it's shut up, it will dry up quickly. Also, it tends to get the slightest bit damp, so be careful where you put it, especially if you don't have the cover. Get the cover. I would not take it on an airplane shut in anything. Put it in your carry on and pull it out or at least to the top of the carry on when you get on board so it has air.
1326070
I travel all the time and have never had a problem. As a precaution you can also place it in a ziplock bag.
539634
Oh for sure. I would pack it in a carry on. It needs to breathe, so don't put it in your suitcase.
706840
I think you could wrap luggage straps around it and put a seatbelt through the luggage straps without it collapsing in, so long as you didn't pull the straps so tight that they would squeeze the sides. I'm not sure that it would hold up to much pressure in the event of an accident or being packed in too tightly with other things. Also, after a couple of months, we threw ours out because our 10 pound shorkie could escape from it. Then she liked to jump on top of it and urinate and it is hard to clean. She doesn't like to be confined when she's home alone....
2132830
I know of no reason this would not be allowed in carry on luggage. They might not like it in checked luggage though.http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct;=j&q;=&e;src=s&source;=web&cd;=3&ved;=0CGcQFjAC&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.faa.gov%2Fabout%2Foffice_org%2Fheadquarters_offices%2Fash%2Fash_programs%2Fhazmat%2Fpassenger_info%2Fmedia%2Ffaa_airline_passengers_and_batteries.pdf&ei;=IeWEU8j-E8y8oQSBnIKgDQ&usg;=AFQjCNF_FDnN8cHYYWSayTlXx4UjFjF9aQ&sig2;=hOHJEccAfQXxylDyXPor1w&bvm;=bv.67720277,d.cGU&cad;=rja