Does anyone know of a travel bag that fits this seat? Looking to take it for air travel and have it gate checked. Anything other than the really expensive wheelee they are selling?
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Many other sellers are including the travel bag for free right now. That said, I have the Foonf and wouldn't ever think of traveling with it. The thing weighs a ton and I would not want to lug it through an airport with all of the other stuff you end up needing when traveling with kids. We used an older car seat that weighs 13 lbs less than Foonf when we flew with out daughter recently and leaving the Foonf at home was the smartest thing we did that trip.
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Well, it is on Ebay. Could have been a limited edition, or maybe there was negative reviews and Playmobil discontinued it. http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-NIB-Playmobil-3172-TSA-Airport-Security-Luggage-Baggage-X-Ray-Checkpoint-/271195345403?pt=Pretend_Play_Preschool_US&hash;=item3f248091fb
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Check out the Cosco Scenera. It's super lightweight. The only issue I've found using it on the plane is that you have to be in the bulkhead seats to rear-face it but other than that it's a great, cheap, lightweight seat. I think it weighs about 8 or 9 lbs and depending on the version you get it's between $40 and $60 so you can't get cheaper.
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This wheel chair folds up very nicely but I have never tried to take it on a plane. It folds up nicely for car transport. It doesn't weigh too much and I never had a problem getting it into the car. You will need to find out from the particular air carrier what their policy is regarding wheel chairs. Airplanes have to deal with wheel chairs and baby carriages all the time so I am sure they have a policy. Hopefully they allow you early boarding so you can wheel your loved one to the seat and then perhaps leave the wheel chair tagged at the end of the sky walk. I would check with each particular airline before flying. This wheel chair folds up very nicely but I have never tried to take it on a plane. It folds up nicely for car transport. It doesn't weigh too much and I never had a problem getting it into the car. You will need to find out from the particular air carrier what their policy is regarding wheel chairs. Airplanes have to deal with wheel chairs and baby carriages all the time so I am sure they have a policy. Hopefully they allow you early boarding so you can wheel your loved one to the seat and then perhaps leave the wheel chair tagged at the end of the sky walk. I would check with each... » Read More This wheel chair folds up very nicely but I have never tried to take it on a plane. It folds up nicely for car transport. It doesn't weigh too much and I never had a problem getting it into the car. You will need to find out from the particular air carrier what their policy is regarding wheel chairs. Airplanes have to deal with wheel chairs and baby carriages all the time so I am sure they have a policy. Hopefully they allow you early boarding so you can wheel your loved one to the seat and then perhaps leave the wheel chair tagged at the end of the sky walk. I would check with each particular airline before flying. « Show Less
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Thanks. I'm thinking of using waterproof drawstring tote bag such as Liberty Bags Large Lightweight Nylon Drawstring Backpack which measure 17 by 20 inches and available at Amazon over the seat and tying it securely. Not sure what the seat measures but I wonder if that would work? PS: In red of course!
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The Airhawk R is made in only one size. I thought it would be a little to large for my seat...a leather Badlander on a Deuce...but it is not.
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You know, I wish I could tell you one way or the other, but since I've never even been near a Sportage, I truly don't know. My suggestion would be to use the measurements of it, maybe make a paper template, if you feel like it, then put it on the bacj seat. Is it a bench seat? Will you be leaving room for any passengers?
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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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Should fit nicely. I plan to get a luggage rack for this purpose. Currently I use it on the passenger seat and lose access to the front pocket as it is pressed tight against the sissy bar. This also makes it hard to open the top zipper. IT does make a nice backrest though as there is a lumbar cushion that attaches when using this way. If this bag is on a luggage rack it would be turned outward with access to the front pocket and top zipper. Also would free up the passenger seat for a passenger.
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This seat is definitely heavy and the rebound bar feature flips up & down when it's not installed and would flap around if not secured in a car so even having never flown with it, I'd say just from owning it, it's probably not the best seat for flying/transporting through an airport. I'm sure there are some that are lighter/more compact. Like the other person answered though, it is pretty easy to install so that would be a plus.
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I have gate checked multiple large strollers and have not had any issues. TSA looks at me funny when I tell them its just the stroller bag but it has always gone through.
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Yes call your airline make sure they know your checking your stroller at the gate.go to youtube a.d watch and practice several times how place in bag i keep the small wheels on .get to the gate early and put in bag since you board first
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Sorry for the late response as the Amazon email was sent to the Junk mail. It's a very good travel golf bag and holds the golf bag and all the clubs that fit in the bag, usually 14 clubs by USGA rules. With the 4 wheel base, travelling thru the check-in lines is a breeze. It may be a little bulky for the compact to standard rental car, but I made due driving with it between the front and back seats. Holds a lot more than you might think it does, however, you might want to keep in mind travel weight limits or you may be paying overweight fees.
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From what I've read, I'm going with the Peg over the Clek Foonf. One reason is because it seems to be one of the lighter seats, although Amazon says 11 pounds and the Peg website says 21. I believe the Clek is like 25 or 30, maybe more. The Clek has a great wheeled travel bag, which might change my mind if we did a lot of air travel. But we mostly travel in the car, so the simple Peg travel bag will work. And the Clek Foonf can be difficult to clean if you have a major spill (or motion sickness issue). I'm a clean freak so it needs to be fairly easy. We have the Peg infant seat which is basically the same seat in a smaller version and I had no issues removing everything to clean it.
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This bag fits under the seat pretty easily. It may have to be pushed a little, but I flew with it on a number of different planes. I will tell you, however, that my dog escaped from this bag and was running around the airplane. The cost of this bag was definitely not worth it. The one I bought later for about a quarter of the price has been amazing.
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I know this won't answer your question, but I ended up returning the bag, because the seat was too heavy and the bag didn't come with the strap as pictured. Picked up a Cosco Scenera to travel with, because it was so light, and was recommended on several travel sites. Good Luck on your vacation.
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Do you mean put it in a carry on bag or carry it loose? Best to check with the airline. if It's shorter than the max bag length you could always bag it. I checked it when I flew.