Could I fold in the trunk and legs and stuff it into a carry-on suitcase?
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It is quite big and the legs pretty sturdy. You may be better of having it a shipped to your destination. It is really well worth the purchase, well made and well received by children.
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No,the elephant trunk and legs are stiff. It's also a pretty large in size.
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Sorry for late reply if its a medium to large suitcase no problem, but it has a wire frame,so I u lay it in a suitcase then just push sides down when closing suitcase,don't want to bend frame but u will be able to put it in a suitcase,hope this helps
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I don't have it near me at the moment, but I seriously doubt it would fit in luggage. It's still pretty wide (like a square, almost) when folded. Honestly, it's a nice chair, but not as comfortable as I had hoped. :D
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While it does fold up like a stroller or a step ladder, you would need a very large suitcase to fit it in.
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Yes, it would fit in a large suitcase. I do not think it would stay folded however. Maybe if you put it on the bottom and place things on top of it. We used it as a carryon with our equipment in it.
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No the chair basically fold in half. I can get it in the trunk of my 2013 Toyota Camray with no problem.
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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.
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I saw the question again. No , not in a carry on suitcase but in the Squier case you may be allowed to fit it on .
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It would definitely fold, but it's a bit bulky. It would probably be the only thing you could fit and it would be a tight squeeze at best. You may want to check and see if your airline allows a garment bag instead of a carry on and use a larger purse for other essential items.
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Yes. I remove the legs, which just lift off from the free swing position, then pull up on the seat to fold the chair. You can leave the legs on, but it is easier to fit in the trunk with them off.
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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.
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Yes. It folds down enough to fit into suitcase. It is, however, pretty lightweight and is better suited for clothing and not bulky objects.
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Short answer: no. Long answer: most likely no...If they let you carry it on it would squish into the overhead if it's not totally full. But it's longer than most carry ons.
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Perhaps a big suitcase.However,I think you can fold it in half if it won't fit.I am not home or I would measure for you.CheersAndy
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If the suitcase is big enough! It does fold nice and flat. You would just have to check the length.
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It's good to from the box, other than the leg attachments. The leg attachments can be snapped on or off. It folds in the middle, so it can go inside a car trunk. However, I don't know about an airplane.
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You'd need a really big suitcase! No, it wouldn't. It's in the trunk of my car, so I don't have an exact measurement, but folded up & in the bag, it's about 5.5-6 feet long.
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Absolutely! We just wheel me up to the airplane door, my husband folds the chair in half ( easy Peasy) and we leave it right there with the baby buggies. Those items are brought up almost immediately after the plane reaches the gate. Unfold, and you're off! My chair has traveled all over Europe and is still in great shape.