Would this be compact enough to stuff in a carryon suitcase? Would like to travel with this. How small can it fold up?
1284229
Yes it is compact enough. It is going in my suitcase in april on my trip to tunesia
1284230
Hi Abby, It won't fold or fit in a carryon or regular suitcase. My wife just carried on the plane.
1231383
I have it put away right now. Those dimensions are actually when it is folded up. If you were to pack this in your luggage it would take up 13"x13" then folds out to at least 26" by maybe 18". I would have to unfold it to measure it and I just don't have time to do that right now. Just know it is big and folds small.
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You can definitely take it in a carry on. I don't know exact parameters but it folds about the same size as magazine.
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I travel with it. It does not fold but it very light and hollow the only weird piece being a plastic thing which come down off the middle, so depending on what you are packing with it I would think it would fit. I usually pack it in a bag or suitcase with clothes so it takes up a negligible amount of space and the funny piece in the back fits between stuff. It is 14" long + the rubber handle which is bendable. I love the seat - especially if you have a boy. I have bought at least 4 - I keep forgetting them at the hotel when we travel.
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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.
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I'm sorry, but I don't know the exact measurements when it is folded up. I can tell you that it will not fit in a carry on sized suitcase. It would have to be a large sized suitcase. It arrived folded up and it reminded me of the portable, nylon chairs that people take camping, etc.
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I recently took this with me to Mexico. It folds flat, but is still fairly long. I was able to fit it in my roller carry on no problem. It was close length wise, but didn't take up any room bulk wise
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Yes, it will fit in a suitcase. Even a carry on. It folds into six sections and I don't think any section is much more than 12 in long. It traveled with me to and from the US and through Australia for a month.
1462168
It does fold up but the base is a little wide so it may not fit your carry on. We used gate check on ours but had it in the bag at the time we left it at the gate.
1774191
It's pretty big, I do not think it would fit in a suitcase. I would suggest it not be folded up and only rolled.
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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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Yes but it would nearly fill a standard carry on. It fold up rather stffly. The polymer fabric is tough but not ver flat folding. With some carefully executed folding you could get it compact.
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I haven't folded mine, but I'm not sure it would fit in a carry-on. Also, It is VERY heavy and, in my opinion, a bit difficult to install so it may not be the best for travelling. I honestly hate mine and wish I didn't pay so much for it :(.
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It should fit in a carry on. Its folds up nicely and has it own carrying case
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It's a little over 34 inches long and 10 inches wide. It folds to a depth of 1.25 inches. It is very light weight. I believe it would fit in a suitcase. Just measure yous to be sure.
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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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It might fit in a checked bag, but it would most likely be too tall for carry-on. It's very compact when rolled up, but the height would be the determining factor, as the poles are rigid and cannot be folded down any further.