Can this walker be folded to take on a plane
1729629
Yes, it folds up nicely. However, you have to remove the basket in order to fold it. This is an easy process because the basket just hangs on the frame.
1729630
Yes. Depending on your disability, you can check it in at the same time you check your luggage and ask for a wheel chair. Your second option is to check it in at the gate if you prefer to walk. Either way, have it tagged with your personal information (like your luggage). There is no charge for it to fly (not considered a bag). I've flown with mine and an EZ Go scooter. I refer to fly Southwest but fly United as well. They are most accommodating and I've never had any damages in the ten years I've needed one. I really don't know how I could live without mine.
1928236
Yes it does fold up, not as flat as a regular walker but easily fits into the car
1426212
it doesn't fold but it will com apart for compact travel, as it does when it arrives, the feet also come off if you like.
1774189
This would have to be rolled. It is too thick to fold. Not really for travel in this size. :)
180169
It can fold down but the wires that hold it together would be a pain for traveling.
1421009
Yes. It is a little heavy to fold but once upright, it can be locked in position.
1462168
It does fold up but the base is a little wide so it may not fit your carry on. We used gate check on ours but had it in the bag at the time we left it at the gate.
900601
It does not fold for travel. If you wanted to disassemble the frame it would fit back in it's original box and be about 4 inches thick.
419516
The wheels do fold in. I do believe you should be able to leave it attached on the car seat while in the seat of the airplane. If not it's really easy to remove and can go in the over head bin or under the seat. It is so smooth and easy to use my little boy 14 months old loves sitting in his car seat and being rolled around in it. He likes of better than his stroller at the airport!
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That's a really good question, I haven't tried, but I think you can kind of push it folded, especially if you strap it together tightly, when it's folded. I bought a couple nylon straps with cheap plastic quick release buckles off Ebay (less than $5 incl shipping, I think. Something like that), and I can roll it that way. If you don't strap it together, it's a pain in the a55 to transport. But usually I'm just going from car to garage or front door so it's not far to carry. Cuz if it was much further... I'd unfold it and ride to where I was putting it away :-)
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Hi Elizabeth, Yes you can! We wrap one of the ties around one of the wheels and fold it up when not in use so you can walk with a bigger stride.
1145593
It can't be folded. Both assembly and disassembly require tools and so,the easy answer is, no.
1151813
The only part that folds is the kick stand to keep it from rocking and the play arch comes out. It will still take up too much room to travel with in my opinion. A great chair to travel with is a "Go-Pod".
39446
Yes it does fold. It is a bit heavy so we removed the seat. Very nice walker.
50595
Well, it's made of foam so it's pretty pliable. I'd say it could be folded in half. I just used mine on a bus trip a week ago. I stuffed it into my bag and it "fluffed out" nicely.
1689881
Yes, you could make it to fold, like say, packing it in a suitcase. You probably could roll it, too, to compact it.
756159
It is not made for folding but it would. I wouldn't fold it because of the wear it would have on the foam that is inside it.