I need to travel back and forth (car). Is it possible to roll this back up to take with me every 3 months? Good sleep is important...
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You may be able to easily secure it and fold it in half, but once deflated it is quite a mattress as a mattress should be. Maybe a 7 or 9 inch would be a bit more friendly for your needs.
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I actually attempted to roll my mattress up to try it and no way. This is a pretty firm mattress and is considerably firmer and more solid than a memory foam mattress cover.
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Yes and no. If you mean air travel, then no. But if you are just throwing in the back of the car, yes. It's small and lightweight. But if you needed to travel by air, the screws all have plastic nubs, so you could take it apart and put it back together at your destination. It has 5 screws total.
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I have traveled with mine all over Europe. It may depend upon the type of train. Those with sleeping cars it is very easy to roll it where ever you need to go. On the trains that are just seating, it can depend upon what type of car you are in, First Class, Second Class etc. I have usually used the baggage storage area at the doors on each end of the car. It fit in those areas just fine. I always keep an eye on it when we make a stop but I have never had a problem traveling with it.
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I would say you could. We kept it in the trunk of our car while on vacation. We had a sedan.
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I have used it about 12 times in about 6 weeks. The instructions say it needs recalibration every 6-12 months, or if used every day, it will need recalibrated in as early as a month. So that sounds like around 30 times? Instructions say it can fluctuate after limits have been met but for me so far, it still seems on target as I have had many road side tests. I hope it will last at least a year. They have a phone number and web address for info on recalibration. backtrack.com or 877-334-6876.
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Yes, very. I travel 200 to 400 miles with my 11 month old daughter every weekend. I highly recommend it.
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Yes, you could. We just used this stroller during a trip to Europe, it held up well.
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I drive a lot and then sit a lot at my computer - not exercising like I should either. I have found that when I am driving 2 - 4 hours a day that when I get to a hotel room and the beds are hard as a rock - I take my mat with me and lay on it for 30 minutes up to 2 hours and I don't feel like I am going to sleep while griping a steering wheel in my hands. It relieves all the stress through my neck, shoulders and lower back. when I get up in the morning I feel refreshed and able to walk in an upright position with ease. I wouldn't take a long trip without it. Hope this helps.
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It depends on your mode of transportation. You could remove the legs and reattach them when you reach your destination, but it is still somewhat large/bulky. I could see taking it on a road trip in the car, but not on an airplane or train.
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Yes you can , I have done it on several flights...while out eating...while in a hospital waiting room...on vacation or at a friends house. My daughter (now 20 months, 26lbs and very tall) really loves to sleep in this. She had tubes put in her ears last week and we had to be at the hospital very early. She was so very tired but wouldn't sleep in her bed, I strapped her in and she went to sleep and I just sat back down. My daughter really loves this, I keep it in the car as I really only use it for her to nap in while we are out if needed. I've back carried a couple of times too if we go to someplace where its tight space and the stroller isn't an option. Yes you can , I have done it on several flights...while out eating...while in a hospital waiting room...on vacation or at a friends house. My daughter (now 20 months, 26lbs and very tall) really loves to sleep in this. She had tubes put in her ears last week and we had to be at the hospital very early. She was so very tired but wouldn't sleep in her bed, I strapped her in and she went to sleep and I just sat back down. My daughter really loves this, I keep it in the car as I really only use it for her to nap in while we are out if needed. I've back carried a couple of times too if we go to... » Read More Yes you can , I have done it on several flights...while out eating...while in a hospital waiting room...on vacation or at a friends house. My daughter (now 20 months, 26lbs and very tall) really loves to sleep in this. She had tubes put in her ears last week and we had to be at the hospital very early. She was so very tired but wouldn't sleep in her bed, I strapped her in and she went to sleep and I just sat back down. My daughter really loves this, I keep it in the car as I really only use it for her to nap in while we are out if needed. I've back carried a couple of times too if we go to someplace where its tight space and the stroller isn't an option. « Show Less
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I agree with one of the previous posters. Our pediatrician recommended not using this as an overnight sleeping option. We used it when we were traveling when our son was younger (up until about 3 months), but after that our son could roll over and preferred to sleep on his stomach. Not sure how tall your baby is, but our son was around 23-24" at 3 months and still fit but didn't have a lot of extra room.
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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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hello. i sent this back. not because it wasnt good but because i needed it for travel and i found this to be to big. i was travelling to amsterdam and they make one there that is a combo walker and wheelchair very compact. it is called a rollz rollator. sorry i could not be of any help.
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It seems to me that this carrier would not be so good for a 3 day drive. Perhaps you can borrow a larger crate for that? I use this carrier to take my kitty to the vet, and it's fine for that.
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Yes , get the xlarge. Got large but no room to sleep. You need a headrest in back seat. And there is a double way to secure it with the seat belt. I also pay chased extra clamps to extend the ability of the dog to get up and look out window. It also makes a great basket for small groceries or restaurant leftovers withou sailing through the car&#128512;&#128512;
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Yep, I was hoping to see reviews on it too. ALSO, I'm wondering if you charge it up and leave it in your trunk, how long does it retain the charge. I.E., sit for a year and still be able to be used to 'jump' a car?
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That is up to you. You can use it whenever you need it for as long as you can tolerate it. I mostly use mine at bedtime, and have fallen asleep bare-skinned for the entire night. I've woken up with it slightly stuck to my back, but had the best nights sleep! Many people cannot tolerate doing that; my husband can't even take it for 2 minutes. I use it for Lupus myalgia and pain from cervical disks. It has been a God-send.