Would this work as a travel exercise mat on its own, to take in carry-on luggage?
732436
It's pretty thin for a travel mat in my opinion. Just like a microfiber towel.
732437
Absolutely- its extra-large-mat sized! (Same size as the Aurorae mat.) I have used mine on occasion solo. It folds up slightly smaller than a bath towel. It is microfiber so it is thin, it doesnt provide much cushion, but I have used it and it worked well for a clean exersize surface and for traction/sweat!
732438
Other than being the size of a yoga mat, it wouldn't really be any different than using a towel.
38226
If you want to travel with it and other items in the rolling case them no. It is portable as in you can easily take it from place to place but it would take up a lot of space in a carry on suitcase
107626
The mat is quite thin, and likely would fit in a suitcase rolled up tight, provided the with of the suitcase is of sufficient dimension.Avoid folding, as you would not want to create creases in the mat.Note that this mat has a rubber odour, though the rubber odour dissipates over time, still clothes in contact with the mat would likely pick up some rubber odour. You would want to separate the mat, really any mat for that matter, from your wardrobe.
1703113
Yes. That makes lighter for packing in your suitcase. The size isn't that much smaller.
831607
Foldable for travel if you carry it on your shoulder but not in a suitcase. The mat could fold in a suitcase if you don't bring the bars or if you have a long enough suitcase maybe the bars would fit. Not for sure though. Look at the dimension
1493153
You could definitely flatten it enough to pack in a suitcase. Because of the thickness, though, it will NOT be flat. It will take up a little space. The bag, however, is the perfect size for using as a carry-on (if you are flying)...roomie enough to take on everything you will need in a carry-on bag and small enough to fit under the seat or in the overhead bin. I love this bag and use it for SO much more than just packing food.
1866287
Hello, This should be handy enough to carry, however, I would recommend you check with the air carrier to confirm that they would allow it and it's within size limitations for carry-on items.
1110070
Yes, but you won't need it for your mat. This one is great in the heat. I would bring one to wipe down your arms and legs for poses.
538676
It might be tad big and come up the sides of the plane seat a little, but I would definitely try it. The handle makes it easy to carry, it's not that heavy, and I don't think the airlines can balk at something that might be considered for medical purposes. It would give you a little bit of extra cushioning and comfort.
516514
Personally, I think it would be a bit too light for use as a travel blanket, but that's just me. It might be just the right amount of warmth for you. I think it's a great idea and would take up so little room!! Give it a shot and share your experience with the rest of us as to whether you think it works in that capacity or not. I definately think it would be better than nothing. ~ jade ~
542309
It is designed to be a check in. You wouldn't need this kind of case for a carry on you would just use your regular case. Sometimes the airlines let them on and sometimes that don't!
2000420
Probably- its larger (when folded up) than a fold out camping chair so it would take up quite a bit of room, and may not fit in a suitcase at all.
2046516
I think so given the exercise machine you are using. It would save on the wear and tear of your carpeted floors.
237401
I think so, but you may have to tape the strap or remove it. I mainly use it for air travel.
1278549
I believe it should. It is not as heavy as a regular blender, so if needed it would be able to go in a suitcase. Depending on what you put in it, the attachment with the blade on it does need a little extra scrubbing to clean it (I make a lot of protein shakes with it).
720966
yeap. it comes, deflated, and rolled up in it's own bag. I think its purpose was for backpacking, but it works perfectly for airline travel as well.
2178722
Maybe a cold gelpak, something that is non-rigid. I don't have the mat with me at the moment, but based on my memory I think you could fit in something malleable that's no higher than 1-2".