Are the sides of this cooler (12 pack) flexible enough that if it is under-filled, it would fit into a carry on suitcase? (9 x 14 x 22)
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Vicky, the first time I used the cooler I 'crammed' it into my daypack to carry on a plane. I checked the label on mine and it sez 36 pack. I'm sure a 12 pack cooler would easily fit!....hope this helps & good luck!...good cooler!
896681
It's definitely flexible and at 7x12x14 I'm sure I could get it in that size bag.
896682
Yeah the sides are definitely flexible and soft. But couldn't be 100% that it would fit into a carry on suitcase. I guess it would depend on how filled the cooler was.
896683
The sides aren't terribly flexible so it would depend on the depth of your suitcase. I know you wont be able to mash down the bottom of the bag by more than an inch, if that.
1891485
The carrier's lid can be set inside of its bottom. When it does so it measures to approximently 20"x28" If the suitcase is at least 9"deep, it should be able to fit just fine.
1604663
Yes, even packed full it would probably still fit. It's smaller than I expected.
1996400
I had not problem with this pack. I travelled with this bag as a carry on to four different countries. The trick is not to pack the "day pack" with things when you take is as a carry on. So that way it do not look too wide. Also if that so you can always detach the day pack and put it under your seat or carry it as a personal item.
2071544
I will fit over one of the smaller day packs easily. We have not tried it over a full sized pack.
584659
Internal measurement -- 9" x 7.5" x 12". So probably if you turned the cooler on its side; I'm not sure if it would fit upright.
708311
Yes and no. I have been able to fit it when one of the first to board the plane but also have been forced to check it when one of the last to board and overhead space is tight. I would suggest not over stuffing it and giving it a go!!
9298
Yes! I use mine for my to and from work commute with a change of clothes. It would fit under an airplane seat and follows all TSA size guidelines for carry on.
781066
No. You'd have to put it in your carry on bag. It is very squishy and soft so wouldn't take up much space I don't think.
788674
it's about the size of a medium backpack. i used it as my second carry-on. with the top folded over properly, and almost full, it was about a foot in diameter and maybe 18" long (cylindrical tube shape). so, yes. it qualifies.
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Having done such trips in the past with other side-bags I would say definitely no. Just big enough for maybe a couple bottles of water and some sandwiches etc for lunch.
938399
It was not very wide, but it was very long. It would fit into a somewhat long duffle bag, but I don't think it would fit in a standard sized suitcase.
2035516
packed very compact, you shoudl not have an issue fitting in in a regualr size suitcase. just make sure you pad the glass securely
1214834
This is the best bag I have ever owned. I have never tried a cooler but it should fit. I have an extra set of layers including a jacket, binoculars, bag of snacks and still have extra room.
1284229
Yes it is compact enough. It is going in my suitcase in april on my trip to tunesia
92728
It might fit in a checked bag, but it would most likely be too tall for carry-on. It's very compact when rolled up, but the height would be the determining factor, as the poles are rigid and cannot be folded down any further.
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I would think so I have not traveled with it, but it is no bigger than the size of a normal back pack just designed to allow for more storage.