If you're packing light (carry on only) for a 2 week trip overseas, is packing this along worth the extra space it will take up?
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Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased them. Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased... » Read More Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased them. « Show Less
1070574
It came with a little bag were it fits. You can have it hanging outside your carry on.
1070575
Yes, it compresses and rolls into the sack it comes with making it much smaller. I simply clipped mine to the outside of my carry on backpack.
1070576
It is to me because I have neck issues! I roll it up, put it in a small & light backpack to carry on along wirh a carry on suitcase. I use the REI 22" backpack. OR you could put it in another bag with a tie (like what single bed sheets come in) & tie it to your carry on bag or attach a bag with a carabiner to your luggage.
1698684
I did exactly that! It fit in my carry-on suitcase and still had room for 2 days worth of traveling clothes!!!!
491890
Hi there. Europe sounds like a lot of fun! Here's the deal with this product as I see it. Good space, good comfort. Lots of pockets for your essentials. The problem as I see it is that there is no bottom zipper to get to the goodies you may store there. There is a mid range pocket that I suppose was made to take the place of the bottom entrance, but in my opinion is not as good. Again, good space and weight distribution for 2 week excursions, maybe a little more if clean clothes are not your priority. Hope this helps. Hit me up if you have any other questions.
260524
isnt heavy, so light. You can travel with this but not as checked baggage. It doesn't have to much frame and yes it takes a lot of stuff, ex. a change of clothes, pair of shoes and a towel and it has more room
1590108
No it's a pice of crap don't waste your money of you use it daily, might be ok if you are packing light.
1065591
It will take up space when you pack it. It is something that you want on the top after packing everything. It's foam so it will not shrink much, it definitely keeps its shape but you can take the pieces off, however it is a challenge to get them back together.
1712946
It is not bulky at all once the air is out of it. You can make a flat circle of pretty much any diameter you want. Yes, you could put it in a carry-on, no problem.
539634
Oh for sure. I would pack it in a carry on. It needs to breathe, so don't put it in your suitcase.
1138502
You might be better off shipping it to your destination. It is too big to carry on so if you have to pay for checked bags, just mail it instead.
1649588
Because you have to pull the bulbs to pack it up it won't be really practical for quick packing up to move but for a location set I think it's a great deal. You have one tempature but it's a pretty versatile one. Short answer yes!
1084252
I would say if you set it up there yes - could be carried back and forth in a tote bag too - main thing is its light and not tooo big
1830679
that is going to be completely up to the TSA employee you're working with and how familiar they are with the product. Their regulations are very ambiguous on this item. I would suggest if you want to take it on carry-on get a new one in the original packing. Thank you for the question I had to do some research
2161798
Yes if you are packing all your gear and food for the full 4 days. If you are not packing for 4 days then you can go with a smaller pack.
843992
The box is pretty large, a little larger than the table. It's too big for a carry-on but you could check it to your destination.
2120118
It's lightweight and fairly small, but I think it's too long to fit in a suitcase. If I were taking it on a plane, I would either check it by itself or carry it on.
561396
Yes, among many other things. I rarely even bring a suitcase when I'm going on a weekend trip. It's big enough to fit all you may need even with golf clubs. Extreme space saver.
733316
It can be packed in a carry-on type suitcase. It breaks down into several smaller sections.