Collapsible? I was wondering what the dimensions of this cot are while folded up. Some cots just sort of fold in half, while others collapse into a nice tight carrying pouch. I'm looking for the latter, since the trunk of my compact is already going to be jammed with gear. There are no pics of this folded up. Can someone describe that aspect of this model? THANKS! Collapsible? I was wondering what the dimensions of this cot are while folded up. Some cots just sort of fold in half, while others collapse into a nice tight carrying pouch. I'm looking for... » Read More Collapsible? I was wondering what the dimensions of this cot are while folded up. Some cots just sort of fold in half, while others collapse into a nice tight carrying pouch. I'm looking for the latter, since the trunk of my compact is already going to be jammed with gear. There are no pics of this folded up. Can someone describe that aspect of this model? THANKS! « Show Less
43012
It collapses into a cylinder bag, roughly half the length of the completely setup cot. There is one hinge point along the sides of the cot, you can see them in the pic at the spots where the canvas has cut-outs midway along the rails.
1313412
It's almost equivalent to one of those folding chairs that everyone has now. Maybe add 8 inches to that.
92618
I believe C is the collapsable version, so you can fold it up and put it in your pack etc.
342989
The crib is easy to fold up, but only the crib sides fold in for storage (i.e. it gets thinner not shorter). In other words, the length of the crib stays the same, the legs do not fold. It is nothing like a pack in play that folds into a small rectangle. That being said, if you had a really big SUV this could potentially fit in the back (you may have to fold down the seats). The mattress that comes with this crib is very thin and comparable to a pack and play mattress. However, I purchased a thicker pad/mattress and my daughter seemed to like it fine. I would think that purchasing a thicker pad that would fit into your pack and play may be the best idea if you are looking to travel a lot. Hope this helps!
2276088
It folds in half and you buckle it up. You can roll it up for storage if it wasn't packed.
739280
It's very easy to fold up. In terms of space - it's not that big unless you live in a small apt. I don't have measurements because my son now has the unit at his apt. He lives in a fairly good size apt and it fits in his room folded up against the wall. Good luck.
684456
The ends fold down so you're left with the sides and that's the approxiate size...there are snaps that keep it folded. All in all it's pretty compact and in a car you could stack other stuff on top of it.
2180564
It really depend on how good you are at rolling and folding. It's not the same but think of rolling up a sleeping bag tightly to fit back into it's bag. This unit came in a box that and was folded tightly to fit. I wasn't able to duplicate that but I was able to roll it up and put it away neatly in a storage cabinet with other camping gear. Hope that helps.
1242037
Folded Dimensions: 48&#8243; x 36&#8243; x 28&#8243;. It folds in half, although I have never folded it. However, it's comforting in case someone with a small car would ever need to pick me up in a pinch.
2194273
I wouldn't call it 'collapsable', but you can certainly flatten it a bit if you want to get it to fit in a bag. But it doesn't stay flat on its own.
347290
The entire unit does fold down. Not totally flat though, about the same as a baby stroller. It fits in the trunk of my car with no problem, but in my opinion does take up a fair amount of room.
1765909
No, this one isn't foldable. It works well, but what you see is what you get. In my searching for this one, I never encountered a folding one. If you ever find one, I'd be interested.
1642614
I'm not sure what you are asking but when it is folded it is pretty compact.
1015797
I haven't folded mine up yet but when it arrived it was folded. Now, it's not like some 'foldaway' beds where you just pull on the head and foot ends and the whole thing folds in half. For this bed, the mattress was somehow folded around a different way. But, the bed itself is very lightweight, like a cot, and the mattress itself isn't heavy so the folding isn't physically difficult--just maybe a little complicated.
1504270
folded size is not large at all equivalent to shipped size folds or collapses relative to terminology
1443378
I just tried placing it into a somewhat large backpack. It is flat enough to fit inside and I thought it was light and easy to lift. But the problem is that it is rather long and the top will stick out. It would have to be a fairly long bag to fit it without showing. It's 22 inches long when folded up. If you don't mind it sticking out the top it might work. I'm just average strength and thought it was fairly easy to carry. If carried in a backpack with straps, I could probably have it on all day. I personally wouldn't carry it around because of the length, but I've seen people carrying bigger, heavier things in bags before. I just tried placing it into a somewhat large backpack. It is flat enough to fit inside and I thought it was light and easy to lift. But the problem is that it is rather long and the top will stick out. It would have to be a fairly long bag to fit it without showing. It's 22 inches long when folded up. If you don't mind it sticking out the top it might work. I'm just average strength and thought it was fairly easy to carry. If carried in a backpack with straps, I could probably have it on all day. I personally wouldn't carry it around because of the length, but I've seen people carrying... » Read More I just tried placing it into a somewhat large backpack. It is flat enough to fit inside and I thought it was light and easy to lift. But the problem is that it is rather long and the top will stick out. It would have to be a fairly long bag to fit it without showing. It's 22 inches long when folded up. If you don't mind it sticking out the top it might work. I'm just average strength and thought it was fairly easy to carry. If carried in a backpack with straps, I could probably have it on all day. I personally wouldn't carry it around because of the length, but I've seen people carrying bigger, heavier things in bags before. « Show Less
1522841
I was surprised when it came as it was a small package. So if you are good at folding things up again after use it could probably be something on the order of 18"X18"X6". In any case it shouldn't be a very large package. I think you will be happy with this item.
476609
You can fold it, like it originally comes in the box. The two individual sides fold in half and the legs folds up, kinda like a picnic table with a hing in the middle. You would have to take a couple bolts out, which isn't a problem or difficult. I would say it folds to 3.5/4' L x 3' W x 6/10" D somewhere around there. But I like it...been using it for 6 months no problem!