Would this be good for travel? I live out of a duffle bag + backpack and want to know if it's portable enough to take with me.
1416545
Yes. I frequently take it with me when I travel. I generally do not need to tie it with anything. Clothing and other stuff keep it snug.
1416546
Absolutely! As long as your duffle bag is 18inches long, it will fold right up! Great exercise!
347849
Sutisa, yes. I would call it portable. With one caveat: If considering moving it from room to room -- no big deal. But for traveling I would wrap it in something protective: There are 3 main parts and --when "broken down" -- the three pieces are loose (but connected). It just occurred to me that a simple velcro strap might secure it nicely. At any rate, my wife just timed me: It took me 5 seconds to undo the hinges, and 5 seconds to lock it back into place. Ripley
1881442
It is not the best seat to travel with. The shape makes it bulky and difficult to pack. I recommend getting the "Pottette" instead - it is compact and folds easy for travel, and also doubles as a stand-alone potty for emergencies.
1248401
Yes, it's portable. It folds up so you can put it in a backpack with your books and for storage.
116932
I've put it in a backpack and carried it onto a plane and didn't have any issues. Your mileage may vary, though, depending on how pissed off your local TSA reps are by the time you get there.
1987169
It depends on the size of bag you are carrying. It will fit in a large tote, but if you're looking really compact this probably isn't the travel potty for you.
412494
I guess you could do it, but personally, it's not the kind of thing I would consider taking with me. It's soft and would mold to whatever shape you had left in your bag, but I pack pretty small and light, so for me, it wouldn't be desirable. But I really love this thing: it is very stable, and just the thing for reading or watching video in bed.
159063
Personally, I wouldn't try to use it as a portable item. Granted, it is not heavy but it is bulky and takes up quite a bit of room. If you were to use a larger backpack, it might work.
1740857
Its pretty portable. I take it to cookouts to deep fry wings and don't see why it wouldnt be good for this.
2017188
Actually it's very lightweight. I enjoy that about this product. I don't believe I would be qualified to answer about your travel needs, I would only be guessing.
1774192
The size of this mat and the thickness is not suitable for travel. It really is meant to be left in the home. You can fold it into fours at most, to move it from room to room I roll it up. But it really is not made to take with you on a trip. Keep in mind that I have the largest size and don't know from experience with the other sizes.
1249780
No problems at all. If you have a laptop in it, it may get kind of tight, but it will still work just fine. I've traveled with it many times.
868079
I would say it's portable if you are traveling by car. The set up was easy all you have to do is stick the legs through the slots, but that did take some elbow grease, but was sturdy once put together. Unfortunately we found it to be too narrow for our needs, we had to return it.
1201599
It's perfect for that use. It may get a little banged up on the flight, but you can carry a lot. I used them to move abroad, and I'm very happy with them.
1987168
Yes, I agree with the other two responses. It is very portable and a decent size. I love it and it is very convenient.
1644497
I'd lay it flat on the bottom of your carry on and just pack right over it! It shouldn't take up too much room that way. I think it'd take up more space by being bulky if you try to fold it up. It's a GREAT tote! I take it on all my trips when we travel! One of the BEST I've found!
1936724
I think you should be fine. It's about 6 feet long and can hold up to 250 lbs. One of the things that I really like about it is that it has no bar going across the middle which would make it uncomfortable for your back. It's not that heavy and it can fold in half so it's easy to pack and carry.