is the front piece hard plastic? Maybe this is the octopus everyone is referring to?? I need it to fold flat in luggage.
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No, the octopus is actually a separate blow up toy. So, you can deflate it. If you keep the carry bag the float comes in, it'll fit in your luggage back.
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It is similar to some backpacks....I think it is nylon, but is quite heavy for nylon. It is durable but still flexible enough that the crate is easy enough to fold up. It might be Cordura? The mesh is some sort of plastic. No soft sided crate is meant for chewers or dogs who scratch or bang on a metal crate. They are for dogs who are well crate trained. They are portable, not heavy, easy to set up and fold down. I have several, in different sizes, and I use them in my car and at obedience and agility trials. My dogs are Australian Shepherds and Newfoundlands, and these are my travel crates for eight of my dogs. Only my 15 month old Newf does not use one of these crates...she is not calm enough to be safe in it yet. I hope this helps.
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The sides & backing are material-like... kind of like what is used in the folding travel chairs, only thinner. It folds flat & where the sides come together, it's Velcro. The partitions are a heavy cardbaord. My granddaughter loves it. She'll be 4. Hope this helps you out!!!
715011
It does not come with a hard plastic travel case but I believe it came with a light travel case. I will check.
1303595
I'm pretty sure it's plastic, but it's a thick, sturdy plastic. Not quite like a domino, but smooth and heavy all the same. It's definitely better quality than the pieces that come in the cardboard box game set, but not the same as the über quality game pieces with gold plated faces I've seen in the mega deluxe velvet-lined walnut box set (Monopoly had a similar luxe set). Having said that, this is still a nice compact set. The inside of the case is lined. Instructions and die are included. It would still make a great gift for your Rummikub enthusiast. :)
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It is non-metallic, folds for easy storage, and I travel with it in my small carry-on. It fits perfectly in airline seats also and transforms those worn seats into a cushy chair! Then when I get back I put it in my vehicle seat so comfort travels with me everywhere. Then at home mine lives in my office chair! Worth every penny. My wife has one also!
659138
I fairly certain it's hard plastic. I gave it to my grandson for Christmas so only really dealt with it for a short period then.
1917466
It's not a real hard plastic but not like a sandwich bag! It won't bend easily and it's well worth it! I'm definitely not disappointed!
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Mine was rolled up with a heavy duty plastic strap keeping it in that shape. Be very careful when you cut the strap because it will fly open and flatten out in one second time! Do not have any body parts in the way and do it in an open area away from furniture. Cut the strap on the top and practice moving your hand up and away as it will make a loud pop when it flys open. Read the caution warning label before you cut the strap.
953868
This is not soft. It is a hard plastic. I highly recommend this seat! It doesn't move like other seats because of it's unique "locking" mechanism. It makes it much easier for toddlers to navigate.
878855
It's like a heavy cardboard material with a shiny, plastic-like coating over it. It's very sturdy...not just a piece of cardboard that folds lol.
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I'm not sure if this really answers you're question, but I'll try. From looking at & using it I would say it's made from metal like the old style hangers & well wrapped in yarn. It seems sturdy. It does fold up, but more like 1/2 way, not row by row or circle by circle.
391556
It is a hard plastic. I have two of them for our mini schnauzer and they are great
697472
It is plastic on the one that I bought, but I have the first one. We have had it for many years and use it for the beach only. We might make 10+ trips a year. sorry...
1294807
Its a bendable one... Not Hard Plastic... I wouldnt have like it if it was hard... its soft but strong....
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Hard plastic but thin and fragile. If you travel with it the bristles will break off in your luggage. I can't even put this appliance in a bag for a short local trip.
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I would say yes. Its typical hard plastic and I am still loving it, had it over a year now : )