Is this cargo liner flexible? I want to check it in as airplane luggage, but want to fold it to some extent to put it in a smaller box (not 48" long)
1442592
It is flexible and the rubber is thin, though works well as a liner. It can be rolled up along either front-to-back or side-to side axis. It's more difficult to roll it front to back, which I assume is the way you want to roll it to decrease its length. Airline regulations are complicated and differ between airlines so I can't answer your question with certainty.
1442593
It is flexible to an extent. You can roll it without too many issues. Howe've you should avoid folding and creasing it. The box mine came in was small probably 4" x 4" x 36".
1953192
While the Amazon box that it arrived in fit the item perfectly, I'd say it would be too big to fit in a suitcase. I'm not familiar with airline rules for carrying on big boxes. It has been about a year since it arrived on my doorstep, but I'd say the box was about 32"x18"x25". Rough guess. Any way you could ship the item directly to the final destination? Also, might be helpful to note that it took my husband and I about an hour to assemble, and a Philips screwdriver and some strength were required.
698074
the box that it shipped in from amazon was VERY large. the product description on amazon includes actual product dimensions, and it can be folded in half for transport and storage.
453951
definitely yes, it's not rigid despite how it looks so it will mush down to whatever size of the contents are. There is padding but it doesn't bloat.. That being said I cannot say what the maximum width for an airplane is but I'm sure your air carrier will tell you.
1694927
I have a 31" hardside luggage (although I did not think about trying to angle it in until now).It would not fit inside. It does fit in overhead bin. Diameter when folded is 23 inches X 1 1/2 in thick
2016562
its kind of long so maybe not but you can fold in one box if it is too long, I got one and I folded in both outside boxes
2215817
Yes, it's very easy. I'm 5'5" and have no problem. Just fold it into thirds and roll it up, as the directions show. It will fit into a bag provided which will fit in the cargo area :)
1723310
Yes it is and I'm very happy with the product, but pay attention to the cargo weight limit because the bottom is not too sturdy.
292201
You should have no problem! Mine , when completely folded down is no more than 6 inches thick. I don't know for sure because I have bedding and everything that I put in with it before I folded up. But it really does fold flat. It clips and even has a handle to lift it in and out kind of like a suitcase. Be aware that it might rattle in your car. You might need to add a towel or a blanket or something to help stabilize the sides so that you don't have to listen to it rattle as you drive. I love this kennel for travel. It folds easily and is really really nice.
1791178
I was able to lift the box and put it in the trunk of my car. It's compressed to a much smaller size for shipping, then it expands after you unpack it.
104718
Greetings, I think it would be possible to fold it back, the only concern I would have is it if would wrinkle the bottom of long hanging items like dresses or pants since you would be losing the box effect at the bottom. The plastic is heavy-duty but pliable so I would think you could make it work, or possibly use a cardboard piece in the bottom at the 44" mark to keep the boxing effect so your clothes wouldn't wrinkle. We use it in our trailer to protect our clothes as we travel and it does a good job. Hope this helps!
1462170
It "folds" up pretty well; there is a solid pan section with the wheels (for scuffing over curbs, stairs, etc. - which is good) so that portion doesn't compact all too well, but you should easily be able to get it all compressed down to a carry-on size that will go in the overhead bin (no way under the seat however). NOTE: this thing is GREAT when coming back from places, with the seat, as there is so much "air space" inside where your child would normally sit - it is perfect for all the shopping/presents that your little one/kid will get from family, shopping, etc. Plus all those clothes, etc. add an addition layer of 'cushioned protection' to your (expensive usually) carseat, as we all know the baggage handles probably compete to see how far they can throw these things...
1071150
Yes, if you fold it in a U shape, it should fit in a box that is 12" x 12" x 6". It will flatten out just fine afterward. I would not recommend storing it that however. -James
1619050
I have flown with it twice and it counted as regular luggage, but I was sure to be under weight so they would not fuss with the dimensional check. I think it is pretty boarderline. HOWEVER, I will never fly with this bag again as it ripped on my return flight! Not durable enough for checked bag no matter what the seller says.
1923029
It's fairly flexible........I roll mine up like a sleeping bag and store it in my closet. Hope this helps.
2230721
This cargo bag is a big empty bag. No pouches, etc. The walls are not too floppy but not too stiff either When it is opened up it sort of takes on a rectangular shape but not solid. I hope this helps!
2217567
It's been a while since I ordered, and returned, it; so, it's difficult for me to give you an honest answer to your question. However, I do believe it is flexible; but, I could be wrong.