how small does it roll up? My son needs this (he is 6'6") for a school visit -- and needs it to be pretty small to carry onto plane.
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I would say rolled up it seems no bigger than a regular sleeping bag. And it came rolled tighter than I could replicate. Should have no problem.
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Not very small at all, in fact I couldn't even get it back into the bag it came in after using it. If I had to guess I would say it rolls up to approxamately 1' x 2'.
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Hello there! Our "little" man is 3.5 months, 25" and 18 pounds. We use the RNP and aren't sure how much longer we will be able to use it. It only goes up to 25 pounds, but your child could outgrow it for length. We still have some head room, but we are thinking he will have transition by the end of August as we use this for his primary sleeping space due to acid reflux. So, you might be cutting it close if you decided to get it. Also, it travels VERY easily! We have taken it on many trips. It breaks down into a few pieces and could fit into a large suitcase. Have you looked at using a peapod?? KidCo PeaPod Portable Travel Bed with Air Pump - Red In any case, have a great time on your trip!
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I agree with previous reviews. It is not too quite on hard surfaces. I use it mostly for travel when I do not want to carry the regular backpack for hours together. It is the lightest one with wheels, but don't expect to be as light as the ones without wheels - you will be disappointed. The strap needs to be tucked in if you want to roll, so not a fast switch from roll to carry as backpack.
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Not very small. There are 2 ways to roll it. You can roll it without folding it, or with one length wise fold in the middle. Without the fold it is the width of the bag by about 8-10 inch diameter depending on how tight you roll it. Or if you food it in half lengthwise first it's half as wide but maybe 14-16 inches in diameter. It's not a small bag, but it is very warm. And if you get 2 like I did you can zip them together. Great for a couple if you are driving to where you camp, not great for back packing.
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It would on a bigger plane - if it wasn't filled to capacity. It should have measurements on the site - better to check with individual carriers as to the requirements. I use it for school and love it. I haven't traveled on an airplane with it.
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It was a good size. Rolled up. You could probably check it but I doubt it would be something you could stuff into a overhead baggage bin.
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It roll up and unroll very easy, but don't do it too tighten otherwise there are folds.We don't really walk on it, but you must be careful because the the end of the green is a couple of centimeters high.So little feets can easily stumble over it (sorry for my English)
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The bag to roll it up in is about 2.5 feet by 3.5 feet. The box it comes in isn't much bigger, but I purchased mine a few years ago. May not be the same. My kid is almost 8 now and we've not popped it yet. Love this product
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You can roll it up. You would have to take all the air out of it. Really it is a big air mattress. It is very strong but am adult can not stand on it like they show. Young kids can though. Hope this helps you
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No its not to small. My grandson just turned 4 and is pretty tall and still has ample room to stand/play inside. The stickers do not stay on long due to weather conditions and if you live in a area where it gets windy, make sure you anchor it down. I have ours between houses and thought with its heavy weight I was ok. I have had to get someone to roll it back over 3 times already this year, because its to big for me to handle.
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fairly short, maybe 6 or 8 inches? The nice thing it allows the chair to roll up to a table or desk.....
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I am a 6' 3", 180 lb. rider. I feel like it is just about an inch or two short for me, but I normally ride so that my toes just touch the ground. On this bike, I can put my whole foot on the ground when I stop. Some people are more comfortable when their whole foot touches the ground anyway. If I was riding this any farther than three to five miles, it might bother me a bit...particularly my knees due to having less leverage. However, it works fine for my commutes. As for carrying it on a plane, I do not know. I think it might just barely fit, but would be awkward. I would probably check it on. I have carried it onto buses, though, and had no problem with that. - Bob
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It comes in a plastic bag. It can be folded up, to about the size of a small pillow or large shoebox. You could also roll it up like a small sleeping bag. Yes you can take it on a plane.
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My son is 6' 3" and uses it to get around campus. He has no problem. There are more expensive and "pro" type scooters out there, but they tend to not fold. He needs a folding one and this is the only model that can handle his 175 lbs and fold...and is affordable.
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I just roll it up and use a sleeping bag to keep it rolled up. It takes up very little precious space, and isn't too heavy.
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Im not sure, does it say how wide it is? I gave it as a gift so I cant measure it. Plus I don't know about planes.{sorry I cant help} If you take it & it doesn't fit put a jacket or ? under it to raise it a little.