Can it ride on the top of a cabin baggage trolley? Does it have waist straps that can help server this purpose?
365178
Yes, it can easily fit in the overhead compartment on the plane. Like I mentioned in my review, it's not spacious inside. The size of the bag makes you think there's a lot of room inside, but there isn't.
192759
Yes since it has adjustable bungee straps . This is a heavy weight product .
1222831
I would think so, if you strapped it down real well. It does come with straps as well. The wheels are relatively small though.
2210655
If you have a place where you would normally mount a travel bag, this is going to work. I have put it both on top of my paniers as well as directly behind me on the seat, or behind the seat on the luggage rack. I liked having it on top of the panier best because I could see my dog in my rear view to make sure he was O.K./still THERE (he wasn't strapped in once and fell off :-( If you look at the dimensions listed for the bag you can figure out where you have room to strap/latch/buckle the T-bag down.
138113
Yes it can. There isn't a holding strap or anything but it seems fine to me that way.
1122995
If you have some other piece to support the bottom it will. It is like a traditional pet carrier you might carry on to an airplane. You'll need something else other than just the sissy bar sticking up to attach to. If you have other bags to set it on top of, then secured it on to the sissy bar, it would be great.
1028009
Depending on the size of your luggage it can. The seat is one piece and legs are another.
1264201
I have this pet carrier, it's pretty strong but I'm not sure exactly of your question and what you are wanting to do? What do you mean by luggage straps and a seatbelt?
460568
Not with the equipment provided, Phillippe, but you could probably rig something to strap it there is you wanted. The head (light) piece is curved to sort of fit your head, so not sure how comfortable it would be. The straps are 1 inch wide and it comes with a long cord for the battery pack, so I bet it wouldn't be too hard to rig. Hope this helps.
207695
It will somewhat glide on the floor for short distances, but if you are looking specifically for a carrier that can be pulled, I would select another product- this one is designed to be carried. I believe Sherpa makes one that has wheels, but the dimensions are different and I'm not certain if it fits under an airplane seat. That being said, this is a good carrier and we love the roll up panels allowing increased ventilation and viewing (both into and out of) the carrier.
1066485
the cart is not very wide, and is designed for a kayak or canoe. If the bottom is flat, it should be OK, but the strap may not be long enough
1638714
It works by straps around the luggage to support it. I think the luggage would have to be as wide as the chair otherwise it could tip/slide round as the child leans over. If you get the dimensions of the chair and try a mock up with something like a child camping chair and straps you will get a better idea. The chair is brilliant, I can see why you would want one. We have a cheap hand luggage case and have no problems, you can get them from charity swaps or the market for £10 in the UK. Swap your back pack for one of those.....and you get more space for all of your childs needs as a bonus.
889549
nope.. just has the velcro to strap over the seat belt.. I'm sure the velcro can but place onto a back pack strap.. :-)
1448921
I use it to haul dog crates and use bungee cords so they don't fall off. It is very thin on the bottom. You might have to slightly tip the front up to get it started but I think it would work.
904726
I have a Recaro ProRide Convertible, and it does seem to work as long as the luggage is very full and the strap is very tight. If the luggage isn't full enough, the car seat will drag, so keep this in mind when trying it out at home -- I had to stuff my luggage with pillows to make it work in practice runs. I am using a 22" carry on, not sure if anything smaller will work with such a tall car seat.
633443
I have had two total trolleys, and I am satisfied with both of them. I moved some rather large platforms at our church during renovation of our Santuary, and overloaded the trolley in its flat position with approximately 750 lbs., damaging 1 wheel when going over a threshold at an angle. I've moved an upright piano on it successfully several times. It claims 800 lbs. maximum in the flat position, and if it were being used on a totally flat surface, that would probably work. I've used my new one as a hand truck, step stool, and 350 lbs. dolly with the upright handle, fully loaded. They are very serviceable.
337894
You probably could put a carrier in there but i Wouldn't try it ....the seat belts aren't supported by anything just sewn in.