I am looking for something ultra light to bring some stuff back one time only from another country by airline checked baggage.
604497
Yes, this is super light and compactable, folds down to the size of a garbage can lid. I wouldn't carry anything heavy in it, because although it's waterproof and zips up, it's thin.
604498
It is definately ultra light and tough. When not being used, it collapses and has velco straps to keep it collapsed. There isn't a way to lock it though while on the airplane.
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If it is clothing or something soft, it would work very well. Heavy, sharp items might be a problem. It is sturdy and light. I keep it outside and use it for recycling plastics easily. Good luck on your trip.
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Hello, This should be handy enough to carry, however, I would recommend you check with the air carrier to confirm that they would allow it and it's within size limitations for carry-on items.
549090
Site is it very light but would have to have an additional stuff bag to go over as it doesn't come with one
767481
We pack several together in a case...by itself I think it would travel well. It is sturdy and very light.
925518
I don't think it would be suitable for airline travel unless it was packed in another box. It could withstand a good bit of weight on it, and maybe the abuse, but no locking feature and sturdier means of securing the top sliding parts make it risky to say the least.
720323
I don't take mine when I travel, although I miss it! I take a smaller one that is not lighted since airlines have cut down on weight of bags. You could take it, I just don't.
2035698
I am using my ultra light carry bag. I have to tie the bottom straps but it works fine. I am going to go to my Ping carry bag but I am just to lazy to dig it out of the basement. I think you could use whatever bag you want.
1605956
The information given on the Amazon site (1 lb) is incorrect. It is at least 5 lbs, heavier than I can use for a trip overseas so I am returning it since it will load down my luggage.
1279434
It would be easy to carry overseas. It is light weight and has it's own carrying bag
1957803
Yes, but it depends on how much other stuff you're planning on packing into the bag.If you like taking a lot, the Beacon or Titan may be better options.
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Yes, although if you have adequate finances, I'd consider also getting a Neoair Xlite, since it weighs less and provides adequate insulation and comfort. Having said that, ~16 or 17 ounces for this guy is not too much either, although if you've gone ultralight, you know that every ounce counts. But if you can only buy one bag, and want to use it for summer and winter, this is the one to get!
864293
I believe a zippo would follow the same rules as disposable lighters which I believe are allowed in luggage only and not on your person or in s carry on.
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As far as I can tell it is no bigger than a standard carry on, and is defiantly that light, as it's made out of tough fabrics
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I would reccomend checking with TSA to make sure the item is not on the no fly list.
725654
No, if you are looking for a lightweight bag. Look elsewhere. I love this bag, but because I carry several thousand dollars worth of the electronics for work travel. It keeps my stuff safe, but it is NOT light.
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Yes, checked baggage would be best because the lackeys at TSA are apt to not let something through that they don't know what it is. If you are tacking in your baggage it would be best to take an unopened bottle.
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I'm not sure, but less than or about the weight of an empty carry on bag. It's quite light.