How packable is this booster? We would like one we can pack into a suitcase.
466219
I think you could pack it in a suitcase. It's standard size. I know there is one that is a little smaller, but this one seems safer with a fidgety child.
466220
This is about the most compact booster seat you're going to find. It's lightweight and basically foam core (like you would find in a bicycle helmet). What you see is what you get.
466221
It is very small - I don't think you will have any issue getting it into a large suitcase.
737831
We don't use for everyday. We have a stokke for everyday. Use this booster very often though...for traveling, visiting relatives' houses, and for other kids who visit. It is holding up real well. We keep it in our car so it's always available to use. It packs in a suitcase easily as well.
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.
1593706
It is in a soft zipper bag that is about 16" in diameter. You could definitely fit it in a suitcase as long as it isn't too small.
1999624
If I remember correctly it came pretty large - I don't think you'll fit it into a suitcase. I would have it shipped directly where it needs to go.
292880
Yes, it should be easily packable into a 25" or 29" suitcase. It folds well, though there is a lump in the middle (where the electronic gadgetry is located. It has traveled with me without problems.
275613
yes it is very packable. It folds down almost totally flat then you just pull it out and put it on your head to reshape it. Sometimes you need to reshape it a little by hand but if you pack it flat there is generally no reshaping required. I have packed mine for trips to Africa, Europe, and various trips here in the states.
1899369
It came in a small size package, after deflation, get small again but has to be very well deflated. The canopy is a simple structure which bends. Yes, you can pack for travel.
853136
I would say this would NOT be easy to pack in a suitcase. It's pretty big. Maybe if you broke it down all the way. But I think it would take up a lot of room in the suitcase.
1560367
The Incognito is flat and would probably pack easily in a larger suitcase, however, it's kind of rigid and if you were to bend it the seat would probably be ruined. I just looked at the bubble bum and if I was going to travel that is the one I would choose because it's flexible and inflatable - not as likely to be damaged. We are very happy with the Incognito otherwise.
853137
I would say that unless you take the whole thing apart (which I never do), it is not easy to put into a suitcase. It is pretty large, which is very nice when using, but somewhat hard to store!
167531
If you use a duffle bag for this, you can pack other things along with it but it's awkward shaped when rolled up. I recommend using the extra large duffle bags from REI or Eddie Bauer. I use Intex Kidz Travel Bed for our travel needs.
664630
It can definitely fit in a suitcase. The packaging is equivillant to a rolled up poster.
852994
It will fit in a suitcase. If you're using a carryon size suitcase, it will take up most of the space though. We actually bought this booster seat and one other seat specifically for air travel and ended up returning this one. Construction and functionality are excellent (better than the one we kept) but it just took up too much space.
1923181
I no longer have the box but you could probably fit it into an empty suitcase. It's not huge. The company can probably confirm the size of the box.
767481
We pack several together in a case...by itself I think it would travel well. It is sturdy and very light.
1583853
I don't think it will fit in a suitcase. It's pretty wide. It fits big butts! :)