Do you think it is possible to bend it into a stiff figure 8 without damage it to bring in a suitcase? Thank you.
381207
I don't know. It is on my bike now and I didn't try to bend it before installing it on my bike. It's a great tire though. Really tough.
937571
NO -would not fit in a suitcase. It weighs about 20 pounds and is in several pieces. Needs to be put together and remain that way.
466221
It is very small - I don't think you will have any issue getting it into a large suitcase.
1509509
When it's unrolled, and inflated it will definitely bend and flex.You could probably bend the thing in half. But When it's un-inflated and rolled up, no, it's not going to bend at all.
896682
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.
30429
I ordered it framed, so I don't think you can bend it without damaging the frame. It was well packed for shipping.
188034
Once you open the pkg you probably could not get it to compress to fit in a suitcase. It might not even fit in a suitcase in the original packaging if you didn't open it. You might try 1 of those large plastic bags that you can suck all the air out with a vacuum cleaner hose.
1246305
A little tricky but once you do it it is easy. Fold each section separately. Grab each side and twist into itself. Making a figure 8. It's hard at first, then once you get it, it's easier. This is one of the best products I have ever bought.
1379083
No--you wouldn't be able to wad it up or fold it in quarters. It's pretty stiff.
356161
The bag is soft. While the bag itself is very large, you should not have any trouble collapsing it to fit in a suitcase. You could have difficulty if the suitcase is already at it's maximum capacity.
1670929
If you mean actual luggage - it could definitely get it into a decent sized suitcase, but I don't think it would go into the average carry-on sized case. Disassembled it will lay flat, but the main section is quite wide.
1799650
Fold the top down from the front opening toward the back bottom (the sides with the velcro on the back corners are the top and bottom), then fold the bottom up so it is a flat square. Now, grasp parrallel sides (it doesn't matter which ones, just parallel) and push together in the middle in to a figure 8. Then fold it in half. Sometimes mine will kind of curl up into thirds when I fold it. You should be able to fit in the bag at this point. It takes a few times to get it, but not too tough. I had trouble at first too, so you aren't alone. Good luck.
1787468
I have not tried to bend it that much. I would be afraid to deform the case. Im sure it would touch end to end though.
853137
I would say that unless you take the whole thing apart (which I never do), it is not easy to put into a suitcase. It is pretty large, which is very nice when using, but somewhat hard to store!
98457
I believe you could do this with no problem. It is very sturdy & very easy to pull even when loaded. Wheels have good tread. Folding is easy but I have trouble keeping it upright to put cover over top. But once it is on & has click ties like suitcase it rolls on wheels that way. I'm very impressed with it! I do vendor shows & use it to pull all display bags in. Everyone who sees it wants one!!!
1243313
The center unsnaps and it folds easy. You can also remove the arches completely and fold smaller. I believe it will fit in the suitcase.
2021342
Maybe. Depends on how much other stuff us in the suitcase. Technically, yes. But it is a bit bulky. You could take it as a crazy in though.