Can i fold it to fit inside a checkin baggage?
462281
I don't think so, there's one solid piece that is almost the full length and that has the curved handle part...I believe you can use canes to get on the plane and then they store it but, I'm not completely sure...you can check with your airline. I don't think it counts as your carry on though.
462282
It does not fold but I have used it everywhere and should fit in an overhead bin or next to you on a window seat.
462283
No, it doesn't fold up. The adjustments are height only but it might fit along a window seat on an airplane on the floor.
1416546
Absolutely! As long as your duffle bag is 18inches long, it will fold right up! Great exercise!
1789022
You would need a large suitcase, it folds to 42" x 28". It comes with a light weight case, but not sure that would hold up to bag being checked and man handled.
1963431
You can fold the bag sufficiently so that it fits in the basket underneath the stroller. This is what we did; we used the stroller in the airport, and then pulled the bag out from underneath to pack it up at the gate.
2224344
I do not have the king size,however the queen will size fold's very well,you would could fit it into a very small box that could be checked baggage
1125677
The large hole area cannot be folded. The green carpet can be rolled up into the back of the plastic hole area easily. So if you have a box that you can put it in, then you should be able to take it on the plane.
174998
Probably not carry-on size, but might fit in a standard size if you took apart and ran it diagonal inside the suitecase. It is quite easy to disassemble.
711253
I am afraid it will not fit into a regular luggage, but perhaps you can put it into a special box and check in. It comes with a bag which you can use for travelling.
2064872
Yes you may use that with Check bags.TSA has master keys to open it,if they need to.you can keep your key.
1216203
I would not try to fit it in luggage. It does fold down pretty compactly but it is very dense then, making it fairly weighty and will likely take you over any airline weight restriction causing extra fees, so you would need to factor that in.
831607
Foldable for travel if you carry it on your shoulder but not in a suitcase. The mat could fold in a suitcase if you don't bring the bars or if you have a long enough suitcase maybe the bars would fit. Not for sure though. Look at the dimension
1424637
I just gave it a try and yes it can be folded back up with contents inside. I didn't notice this till now but there is a bungee strap that is built in at the top to hold things together when folded up. I have some non-conforming bigger than letter size items sticking out of the pockets and it still folds up but keep in mind either way that there is no cover over the top. If it were to get upside down your papers are coming out.
1125676
I guess it could be folded; however, it may bend if smashed into a bag. The plastic is pretty flimsy.
1386952
It folds in half so I would think so, but I don't know the size requirements of airlines these days. If it's Southwest, it might be a little wider than that small window they have you put your bag through. But the weight shouldn't be an issue.
1971456
Yes. It is fully collapsible and I don't see why it wouldn't fit in an overhead luggage compartment. You might need to read the luggage rules of the airline you are using...
262884
Not in all scenarios. To simply fold it, you don't need to remove it. However, if putting into a small trunk, you may have to remove it to get everything to fit. OR, if flying on an airplane and gate-checking... you will need to remove it for the gate agents to put underneath the airplane (you'd bring it onboard with you for the flight).
1970563
Yes it will fold up to fit in luggage but once it has been in one position for long time it take some effort to fold up or unfold.