If you're using this for a pack n play - how does this travel? Can you roll it? Does it have to lay flat? Thanks
1545876
It's like a mattress. But thin. You can fold it, but it won't stay. It will need to lay flat!
1545877
You can kind of bend in half loosely if you need to squeeze into a space, like behind your front seats in a car, but it is too thick to roll. We lay it flat in the trunk on the bottom or on the bottom floor area in the back of our SUV and pack atop it.
1545878
I'm using it in a crib, but I think you'd have trouble rolling it to travel...
798565
I recently took this with me to Mexico. It folds flat, but is still fairly long. I was able to fit it in my roller carry on no problem. It was close length wise, but didn't take up any room bulk wise
1774189
This would have to be rolled. It is too thick to fold. Not really for travel in this size. :)
1011385
It can be done.. I most often just roll/fold it flat or roll it tight and wrap it with a large rubber band, or just stuff it in to avoid having more items in my pack to deal with.
1437564
While I really like the travel crate, it won't work for your specific purpose. It folds flat. It can't be rolled for a backpack. Depending on the size of crate that you need, you could probably attach it to a pack and carry it that way. I have the large size and it's still light.
1572760
you can roll it up, but I don't recommend it, unless it is warm where ever your traveling to, because it takes awhile to relax itself back to it's original position. hope this helps...........
1360594
If you have room to store it, it can be rolled up. You would, of course, need to wrap something around it: bungee cords or straps to keep it rolled. Keep in mind that it's as wide as a twin sized mattress.
1226911
Not really. The folds help the mat stay rolled when you travel with it. But it has never been a problem when lying flat on the table
662076
It's not difficult to roll, however it is thick and firm so it does not roll in to a small circle. If you want one to roll up and store this probably isn't for you.
2187637
This does not fold, it's too thick. It does roll up, however, and you can put it in the same box it came out of. You would need two people. Hope this helps.
50595
Well, it's made of foam so it's pretty pliable. I'd say it could be folded in half. I just used mine on a bus trip a week ago. I stuffed it into my bag and it "fluffed out" nicely.
635148
It shipped rolled up. You can fold it but it is stiff and will unfold unless you have something on top of it.
1758126
This should travel fine -- I've folded mine up several times. Also my two dogs race around over them playing, so they are durable. They are slippery, so don't leave where a person can't see them. It took a while for my dogs to get used to using them, but now they love them.
2043515
It was rolled up and yes it did curl up..but after sometime it did and still does lay flat. Can't remember how long it took tho as I've had it for so long. I think we even tried laying it flat with weights/books etc and tried curling it in the other direction. I don't use it anymore but it does stay stored flat..lol It's now for sale but served it purpose :-)
1578083
Hi Brian, I was told by my supplier that this trailer folds flat. The trailer does not have a quick fold option such, yet does fold for travel/storage.
2146906
it can roll up for storage; although not to a very small size. I have mine underneath my futon;probably about 3x3 and pretty thick. and yes it can be used for visiting kids. It has a nice cover and even straps that go around the couch or whatever you want to put it on. It isnt real thick for the floor but certainly better than nothing. Hope this help. I absolutely love mine. It is worth the money.
283050
Yeah, I guess you could kinda get it to pretty much "Roll Up" OR kinda Fold it if you wanted to??? The Bottom is a little Thicker then the Rest, so you might just want to "Squish it down"???