How easy is it to compress if I wanted to put it in luggage for a trip?
2061825
It will compress a little, because it has a soft liner. However, I'm not sure I would try to compact it to much so you don't compromise the integrity of the liner.
2061826
This is not easily folded. The interior is a semirigid plastic rather than fabric covered foam.
2061827
Not designed to compact; per other replies semi hard plastic liner is NOT removable. It does keeo ice rather well however; no leaks after several hard months of use.
2061828
it cannot be compressed, it has a semi hard plastic lining on inside to preserve shape
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.
1691394
Yes, it rolls up and compresses easily. I have actually put it back in the bag it came in for a short while waiting for construction to be completed.
1753040
You store it in a small bag - not the box - when it is deflated and it rolls up smaller than the bag they provide and just a little smaller than a sleeping bag. It is not large to store at all. Super easy!
1882244
It's pretty small, maybe like a 2' cube box. It's compression packed. When you receive it, you'll have to give it a few days to fuf up.
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.
1933842
Frankly I am not big with the dimensions and no it was not too compressed. It seemed like a box that would be approximately 2 feet long.
1914338
deflating was simple .... folded back up to be able to fit back into the box
2120118
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.
894557
I cannot remember the size. It is of course, compressed but would takeup a fair amount of room in a suitcase.
956950
Yes it is very small and compact. It is about the size of an umbrella I would think. Now once you take it out, it is hard to roll it tight enough to get it back like it was but it is manageable and will fit in luggage either way. It is very spacious once it is set up. Two adults could lay side ways in it. It was easy set up to and has a floor too. I love mine.
816210
Very easily packed and deflated. It folds kind of like a window shade for your car into a small circle and it comes with a case. We took ours in a plane twice and it easily fit in our suitcase.
1200643
I'm not really sure how easy it would be to store. It came wrapped/compressed in a cardboard box. I'd guess you could fold it & put it in some type of container.
2101523
Hi Tracy, It's very light, probably about a lb. or two. And if you take it deflated it would pack better. You could probably inflate it manually, it was just much easier with a pump. But not really necessary. Have fun on your trip!
63569
The chair is very light. It is all fabric and very easy to inflate. Only three sections to inflate. Should be easy to put in luggage. Enjoy your cruise!
1916613
mine came in a box, didnt have a bag with it. i will be putting mine in a twin mattress zippered protector and carrying it that way when i move. it would be hard to compress it though im sure. i would try to get a bag that has an easy carry handle if you can, or whatever is easiest to pick it up. the thing is somewhat heavy but not as bad as a real mattress. i have a 1 inch polyeurethane egg crate pad on mine, then a 3 inch latex foam mattress pad under that to make it comfortable to sleep on. the length of the mattress is about 77 inches, which is nice because its not too long like an ex long twin mattress, but not too short for me like a twin bed is. im 5'9 mine came in a box, didnt have a bag with it. i will be putting mine in a twin mattress zippered protector and carrying it that way when i move. it would be hard to compress it though im sure. i would try to get a bag that has an easy carry handle if you can, or whatever is easiest to pick it up. the thing is somewhat heavy but not as bad as a real mattress. i have a 1 inch polyeurethane egg crate pad on mine, then a 3 inch latex foam mattress pad under that to make it comfortable to sleep on. the length of the mattress is about 77 inches, which is nice because its not too long like an ex... » Read More mine came in a box, didnt have a bag with it. i will be putting mine in a twin mattress zippered protector and carrying it that way when i move. it would be hard to compress it though im sure. i would try to get a bag that has an easy carry handle if you can, or whatever is easiest to pick it up. the thing is somewhat heavy but not as bad as a real mattress. i have a 1 inch polyeurethane egg crate pad on mine, then a 3 inch latex foam mattress pad under that to make it comfortable to sleep on. the length of the mattress is about 77 inches, which is nice because its not too long like an ex long twin mattress, but not too short for me like a twin bed is. im 5'9 « Show Less
918739
When we lived overseas, I used to bring it on our trips home for my son. I had a car seat travel bag by Eddie Bauer and I could put the aerobed in the car seat and both in the bag and zip it up. If you went to the bother of folding it flat, you could probably get it in a traditional rectangle suitcase, but it would have to be at least a 26inch suitcase (I think). The motor is not large, no bigger than a football - so it is mostly in how you fold the rest of it.