Would this bag be considered TSA compliant for the liquids only bag?
1412186
It is 100% clear from all sides. To be safe i suppose one could have a backup zip-lock bag the first time.
864294
I'd bet if you don't carry it on.. and it's definitely less than the liquid max you're aloud to carry... but since it's a fire starting device you'd have to call the airlines probably. They're changing the laws a bit, like allowing non-locking pocket knives now. and such
1216702
You can take 3.4 oz/100 ml liquid on a plane and place it in a baggie in your carry on. They have the Bach in the liquid that would meet this criteria. Other alternatives would be the spray or the cream. The spray and the cream have to meet these guidelines as well. I keep the spray in my purse all the time in case I feel the need for it. Like I said, whichever you decide place in a ziplock bag so TSA can easily identify it.
969158
I don't know how TSA guidelines would really apply as it pertains to flying to be honest. It comes well packages and I would have been comfortable traveling with it. It can be kept out of the fridge fort a time with no significant problems arising as well. As for an exact time, I cannot provide this. I would recommend just having it shopped to your home location
1414025
You will have to check with the TSA website but, I seriously doubt if they will allow flammable compounds in checked baggage.
1756177
No. No liquids allowed. Better bet would be to have it shipped to your destination.
758788
Yes. The main issue with this bag are the latches. They will break easily. Mine broke on my first trip (by TSA) but the airline did reimburse me for the bag.
1449768
Frankly i have not used them during transportation. There is a lid side slot which would slide in to prevent the lid from opening and its pretty tight. I think they should be fine as the lid closes tight, not sure if all liquids would be contained in it, but thicker ones yes they would be in it ~Rahul
1818505
Question for the 2 people who answered, "Yes": Yes it can be taken on flights as a check in or Yes it has prohibited items per TSA?
1216703
I'm 99% sure that you can take liquids under 100ml. I know that a certain amount is allowed and I'm pretty sure it's 100ml! I would check the airline's travel guidelines just in case, but I'm pretty sure you should be fine with this. :)
478317
TSA standard is 3.4 ounces, so technically no - but I don't think they'd ever notice. You can always transfer some to a smaller container if you're worried about it.
1457865
there is NO liquid inside. it's a very soft plastic type material that bends and folds. i don't see how it could be a problem at airports but I haven't tried.
1718398
The travel size is approved becasue it is not larger than 4 ounces. The color of the bottle or cap has no bearing. The TSA agent apparently is making his own rules. Ask to speak to the agent's supervisor.
535109
Elliot is correct, it may get scrutinized, I was told it was very dense and the TSA would appreciate it being taken out of your bag and placed separately like a laptop. I started doing that and now have no problem.
2106917
Depends on your situation. I have the lock so the contents of my luggage won't spill in the event of a tear. TSA opened my bag up on my last trip which is why it's a requirement for checked luggage to have only TSA approved locks on bags.
1467912
Definitely not liquid proof. It is made of normal canvas material. I don't have specific dimensions, but imagine a medium sized paper lunch back and that is about right.
540997
Not unless it's sealed in plastic....BUT, it is very water resistant with DuPont Teflon or some other water RESISTANT coating making it an ideal bag for most conditions other than being under water or sprayed directly with a hose.They make great bags and tried a knock off...I finally got my 2 different bags about a month ago and couldn't be happier.They've already been to Jamaica!