What are the dimensions BEFORE inflation, i.e. how much room is needed to transport it inside a vehicle, NOT on top? Am asking about the K1 and may not have been clear about that.
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The carrying bag is 12"x15"x24". With a little practice it's pretty easy to get the kayak+seats+pump inside the bag. I carry the paddles separately.
587778
I have two of them in my car boot (with lots of room to spare for other stuff such as paddles, pumps, chairs and what not!) they are roughly 24 inch x 24 inch give or take a few and that's only because I don't roll them up super tight!
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I'd have to pull mine out of the packing to check for an exact answer but my guesstimate is around 18". I have a PT Cruiser & had plenty of space left in my trunk for a lot more after it went in. I couldn't have kept my sanity with 8 weeks of immobility if I hadn't had my knee walker to us. I did have 2 issues which the manufacturer took care of ASAP. They realized the importance of a perfectly functioning device. I am sure you can find one which is more compact but I wouldn't want to depend on anything smaller or lighter, it just wouldn't function nearly as well. I had some bad mouth 3 wheels vs 4. 3 were as stable as 4 to me plus I didn't run into the back of my ankle. I'd have to pull mine out of the packing to check for an exact answer but my guesstimate is around 18". I have a PT Cruiser & had plenty of space left in my trunk for a lot more after it went in. I couldn't have kept my sanity with 8 weeks of immobility if I hadn't had my knee walker to us. I did have 2 issues which the manufacturer took care of ASAP. They realized the importance of a perfectly functioning device. I am sure you can find one which is more compact but I wouldn't want to depend on anything smaller or lighter, it just wouldn't function nearly as well. I had some bad mouth... » Read More I'd have to pull mine out of the packing to check for an exact answer but my guesstimate is around 18". I have a PT Cruiser & had plenty of space left in my trunk for a lot more after it went in. I couldn't have kept my sanity with 8 weeks of immobility if I hadn't had my knee walker to us. I did have 2 issues which the manufacturer took care of ASAP. They realized the importance of a perfectly functioning device. I am sure you can find one which is more compact but I wouldn't want to depend on anything smaller or lighter, it just wouldn't function nearly as well. I had some bad mouth 3 wheels vs 4. 3 were as stable as 4 to me plus I didn't run into the back of my ankle. « Show Less
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I asked my husband he said as long as you have a flat spot & enough room roughly 15x12. We have this in our Chevy avalanche & so far so good :)
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The problem with those is that they originally come "compressed". Once you rip open the bag and the pouch, they inflate to 2.5 time the size and weight, and can't go back. I'm afraid it would be like moving a regular mattress! I had the same problem as you, once, with a king size foam mattress, from a different manufacturer. The master bedroom was on the 2nd floor, and the staircase narrow and sinuous/winding. We had to lift it up thru the outside wall of the house and bring it in thru the window!
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It will fit because you can loosely inflate it with the included cigarette lighter adapter pump. Then close the doors and fully inflate it with the doors closed, then climb over between front seats and you are good to go. It may also fit just fine without having to do it that, I was just telling you so worst case you can use it either way. I've used it for traveling back and forth often cross states and it's been a real money and time saver.
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You would likely have to take it apart which I have not done yet. Once you have it apart then it should be easy to move and load into a regular sized car. When it was all together in one box I was not able to lift it myself, but when I was putting it together I think I was able to move everything around on my own. If you left it together you should be able to move it with someone helping, and fit it in a moving truck, but not a car. Now you have me wondering what I will do when I move next... :)
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I am small and it would be very cumbersome for me! It weighs 41 lbs. and you probably saw the dimensions 52-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 13-13/16". My husband and I agree "cumbersome" is a very good word for what it would be to carry! We're used to hauling amps and guitars back and forth but not so much with keyboards.
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I am able to get mine back into the box it came in, which is approximately 6" X 20" x 36". Would definitely fit in the trunk of a car. When deflated, fold from the bottom towards the top first. Then fold each side in a third towards the center. Then fold up from the bottom again.
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I usually use it packed full, but have used it about 3/4 full before. I don't think it really matters. Our gas mileage gets hurt more from the extra weight, I think.
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We had a melt issue (OUR FAULT ENTIRELY) with the bag using the MaxxHaul 70107 53" x 19-1/2" Compact Cargo Carrier on our 2015 Kia Sorrento. about 4 inches of space between the pipe. we reinforced that corner of the MaxxHaul carrier with a simple sheet metal add on and some metal screws. works like a charm. I"m buying the bag again as its the most heavy duty, versatile, and expandable bag we've used (and we travel from FL to MO a lot!)
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Once you inflate it you will never be able to get it packed as small as it is when you got it. I didn't work too hard at it but mine is packed into its carrying bag at 16"x12"x9". You may be able to take more care and pack it smaller. If you don't need all the pieces, of course, you can make it smaller.
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I just went out and measured for this guy...from the cement floor to bottom of blue tank is only four inches! My husband and neighbor both say it's not worth taking the wheels off. He must really be strapped for space! He does realize how awkward it would be to get to the dumping station? Those tanks are heavy empty...let alone having one full!!! Oh, well! Happy camping!!!!
668127
What is the distance front to back of the space you want to lay it down in? We actually have 60's mounted to two of these, and I know it wouldn't fit in the back of my Honda Pilot with the seats down. If you have something longer, it may be possible but I'd be careful and basically have someone on all four corners to try to guide it into the vehicle.
939977
The inside of the tube is designed to fit around an 8" wheel. My guess is when it is inflated that it would probably be 6-7". It's a guess, hopefully it helps.
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Hi! I am trying to remember but I think it could be equivalent to a medium or large piece of luggage??? The packaging is pretty condensed and they did do a great job in vacuum sealing the cushion. When I opened it 'it popped' right out and it went right to its size and shape. I am not sure though of the dimensions of the packaging in comparison to a piece of luggage but it was bulky, like 3 foot by 3 1/2 foot maybe and probably would need to go on as 'a check in' and wouldn't be able to take it on board to fit in an overhead compartment. I would be surprised if it did. I hope this helps!! I really like the foam bed and the rich brown color, it folds and stores nicely. I have the 4" thick foam bed and I just have it stored upright in the corner of my bedroom for right now but probably could put it inside of a roomy closet or garage with a blanket over it. Or it can be used as is in a bedroom. It is very comfortable and its tempting to leave it out in my den and just lay down on it to take naps, watch movies, etc. but my cat would probably use it as his new bed. So enjoy and Happy Travels!
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Great device! Here is the deal. The pump can be set from 8 kPa to 80 kPa. If you do the conversion that means it has a range of 1.16 PSI to 11.60 PSI. You set the desired kPa (obviously after you understand your converted PSI). The pump will work at high speed to get the bulk of the item inflated. It then shifts into low gear to get the last bit inflated and automatically shuts off when it reaches the target setting. I use it for a tender and a SUP and it works great. The other hidden benefit though is that you can put the hose on the pump air intake rather than outflow when you need to deflate the item. This allows you to get all of the air out and fold the item like it was when you first bought it. Great device! Here is the deal. The pump can be set from 8 kPa to 80 kPa. If you do the conversion that means it has a range of 1.16 PSI to 11.60 PSI. You set the desired kPa (obviously after you understand your converted PSI). The pump will work at high speed to get the bulk of the item inflated. It then shifts into low gear to get the last bit inflated and automatically shuts off when it reaches the target setting. I use it for a tender and a SUP and it works great. The other hidden benefit though is that you can put the hose on the pump air intake rather than outflow when you need to... » Read More Great device! Here is the deal. The pump can be set from 8 kPa to 80 kPa. If you do the conversion that means it has a range of 1.16 PSI to 11.60 PSI. You set the desired kPa (obviously after you understand your converted PSI). The pump will work at high speed to get the bulk of the item inflated. It then shifts into low gear to get the last bit inflated and automatically shuts off when it reaches the target setting. I use it for a tender and a SUP and it works great. The other hidden benefit though is that you can put the hose on the pump air intake rather than outflow when you need to deflate the item. This allows you to get all of the air out and fold the item like it was when you first bought it. « Show Less
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Below are the specs for the trailer, it will have plenty of room for sure.Product Warranty: 1 yearBottom: Anti-slip layer on MDFWheel/tire: 12" x 1.75 with pull releaseHubs: ABSLoading capacity: 55 lbs/25 kg (BEST FOR DOGS UNDER 25 LBS)Cabin: 23" x 15" x 22" (58 x 38 x 55 cm)Dimensions folded (l x w x h): 23" x 15" x 10" (58 x 38 x 25 cm)Weight: 22 lbs/10.2 kgHitch: universal attached to rear axleCover: 600D Polyester with fine mesh windows and transparent PVC roof opening