Hello! Is this easy to pack for a long-distance vacation? We won't have much space in our luggage. Thanks!
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It can be deflated and easily put into a suitcase. It is probably about as long as a suitcase so can be laid in on the top. If it is folded back into the original packaging, it is only about an inch thick, and prob 15-17" across. Hope this helps.
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It is packable, because it's foldable. However, it would take up a fair amount of room. It would probably easily fill most of a small carry-on suitcase, to give you an idea.
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It's about 25" long from top to bottom and 19" from side to side and about 8" at the thickest part. You would need a large suitcase to pack this- it's not really compact. We actually packed it in the car seat bag when we traveled last- most airlines don't charge for the car seat so buy a bag for it!! Other than that it's the best product I have ever purchased for our baby!
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Yes - takes up very little space, too. We have hauled it to the beach, grandparents, house, etc. because of the ease of portability.
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If you use a duffle bag for this, you can pack other things along with it but it's awkward shaped when rolled up. I recommend using the extra large duffle bags from REI or Eddie Bauer. I use Intex Kidz Travel Bed for our travel needs.
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Hi Matthew. Honestly, I don't think that the stuff sack is a good solution for a long backpacking trip. The stuff sack is about 10" in diameter when stuffed with both items, and it weighs roughly 10lbs. It's just not the most convenient carrying item for a backpacking excursion.However, if you can find some sort of military type pack that will have room in it for stuffing the items in it, then absolutely they would be a must have for the trip.They compress pretty good and simple, so getting them into a backpack rig that is large enough for a "long trip" shouldn't be any trouble.Hope this helps! Happy shopping.......and by the way, they are very comfortable and warm. Just FYI.....Take care and Happy Holidays. Hi Matthew. Honestly, I don't think that the stuff sack is a good solution for a long backpacking trip. The stuff sack is about 10" in diameter when stuffed with both items, and it weighs roughly 10lbs. It's just not the most convenient carrying item for a backpacking excursion.However, if you can find some sort of military type pack that will have room in it for stuffing the items in it, then absolutely they would be a must have for the trip.They compress pretty good and simple, so getting them into a backpack rig that is large enough for a "long trip"... » Read More Hi Matthew. Honestly, I don't think that the stuff sack is a good solution for a long backpacking trip. The stuff sack is about 10" in diameter when stuffed with both items, and it weighs roughly 10lbs. It's just not the most convenient carrying item for a backpacking excursion.However, if you can find some sort of military type pack that will have room in it for stuffing the items in it, then absolutely they would be a must have for the trip.They compress pretty good and simple, so getting them into a backpack rig that is large enough for a "long trip" shouldn't be any trouble.Hope this helps! Happy shopping.......and by the way, they are very comfortable and warm. Just FYI.....Take care and Happy Holidays. « Show Less
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It is lightweight and can pack very small. I actually took it with me to a beach vacation and just threw everything in a backpack. The main pieces are the movement board, the parent unit, the child unit, and the power cords (2 sets). Just be sure to take the batteries out to prevent it from accidentally coming on. I use batteries for the power backup mode on the parent unit and it accidentally came on during the road trip, draining the batteries.
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This is my favorite bag. It should be fine for you unless fully loaded. The bag expands to a pretty large size. So if you don't need to pack it full, should be fine
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It comes in a box, there's a little bit of assembly. The box if fairly big, so it might not fit into your luggage.
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Yes, save the box. It's about the size of a medium suitcase, but it is a pain to fold up tight.
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Carry on would be fine. Depending on how you pack, it may need to go in the overhead compartment.
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We pack several together in a case...by itself I think it would travel well. It is sturdy and very light.
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I don't know if I would call it portable. It is about 25 inches long and lightweight. I can see throwing it in for a car trip, but I'm not sure if you would want to take up suitcase space - definitely not carry on. Hope this helped.
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While the Amazon box that it arrived in fit the item perfectly, I'd say it would be too big to fit in a suitcase. I'm not familiar with airline rules for carrying on big boxes. It has been about a year since it arrived on my doorstep, but I'd say the box was about 32"x18"x25". Rough guess. Any way you could ship the item directly to the final destination? Also, might be helpful to note that it took my husband and I about an hour to assemble, and a Philips screwdriver and some strength were required.
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I'd lay it flat on the bottom of your carry on and just pack right over it! It shouldn't take up too much room that way. I think it'd take up more space by being bulky if you try to fold it up. It's a GREAT tote! I take it on all my trips when we travel! One of the BEST I've found!
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Yes - I've never done it, but the included instruction sheet specifically tells you how to pack for air travel. Fill no more than 85% of the way, squeeze out the rest of the air, pack in checked luggage.
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Its pretty easy to fold up but to transport it from one area to another takes some strength. I usually have to leave it in a stationary spot (open),or ask my husband to stow it away. Hope this was helpful.