Could this be portable? I am looking for something to take on vacations-by car- as a solution to those uncomfortable hotel beds.
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It comes in a nice zip bag,(not sure if you can get it back in easily) all you would have to do is take it out of the bag, take all the bedding off the bed, put it on just like any other fitted sheet and remake the bed. Seems like an awful lot of work. I would just stay at Hampton Inns, they have awesome bedding pretty consistently throughout their system.
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Probably not. It's pretty fluffy once out of the package. If you have a large duffel you could dedicate abd enough car space, then maybe. Ultimately, probably not.
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Sure, you could take it with you. It's kind of a bulky thing to pack and bring on vacation (I wouldn't compress it too much) but it might make a typically firm hotel mattress more tolerable.
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I wouldn't necessarily call it portable -- it doesn't have handles to carry it and it isn't compact. But it is self-contained with speakers and can be moved without disconnecting components.
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Yes, it is portable, but is only on a perimeter frame. The napper collapses flat when used outside the packnplay, like a blanket. It would be fine if you hold it. I put it in the changing station for padding and so to access the crib portion.
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No. This is NOT a portable device. It's designed to be installed in a car, running off the car's electrical system. If you had a portable 12v battery and headphones, you could use it independent of a car.
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When I did use it, I kept it in the bed with me...so yes. It isn't too bulky or obtrusive. I think it would be fine for that purpose...my son just didn't like being in it. Period. He just wanted to be right next to me. But I believe that the product itself is of good quality and functional/multi-purpose design.
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Yes, it is very portable, but you need fold the book stand, and it has certain weight. I suggest to carry it in a bag nothold on like a big book.
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Most definitely! That's exactly why I bought it. The portability is just a plus for me. I wanted to stand periodically. I have two of these -- one at home and one at work.
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Sutisa, yes. I would call it portable. With one caveat: If considering moving it from room to room -- no big deal. But for traveling I would wrap it in something protective: There are 3 main parts and --when "broken down" -- the three pieces are loose (but connected). It just occurred to me that a simple velcro strap might secure it nicely. At any rate, my wife just timed me: It took me 5 seconds to undo the hinges, and 5 seconds to lock it back into place. Ripley
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No, I don't think this could be used for travel. It's definitely just for everyday kind of use.
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Yes it's very portable. Has a little strap that hooks onto the brake do you can easily carry it.
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It's very portable. It's approximately the size of a dollar bill folded in 1/2 Horizontaly and in 1/2 again vertically. It is a bit chunky, and will block other USB ports; so I suggest using the included 3 inch extension cable.
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The arm is not designed to be portable. However, you could take it apart fairly easily with a screw driver and two allen wrenches. But it is quite heavy and in my opinion would not be suitable for traveling.
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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.
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Bring it. Takes less space & no worry about bed bugs in a stored cot. Maybe it could be used as a floaty too? If hotel allows
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The unit is reasonably portable and can be removed and re-installed with relative ease. The tub surface and shape have to be such that the clamping mechanism functions properly. You say this would be a temporary solution for a vacation rental. Without knowing more of the circumstances, I do not feel comfortable lending a firm opinion either way. If YOU were taking it with you on vacation, I think you would find it handy. If you want to leave it for a random guest, I would have a little more reservation, because you need to be familiar with the device in order to use it properly.
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I wouldn't use this as a true travel bed. It's great to use as a place to nap or an extra bed for (toddler) visitors. Instead, I recommend the Intex Kidz Travel Bed for true traveling (by air or ship). The Leachco is good for traveling by car but too bulky (in my opinion) for other modes of travel.
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Yes. It is portable. However, its a pain to set up and take down. I threw my back out trying to put it up. The long skinny pole that is flexible breaks easily and you need this so it will stay up. Good Luck.