Will the LaGrange model fit under airplane seats? I saw a comment that the Lakewood would not. Is the attached wheelie/handle mechanism durable?
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It's very durable but I'm not sure it would fit under an airplane seat. I haven't tried. My guess would be no.
704182
Its a fairly stiff bag and I don't think it would fit under the airplane seat well. I own the Argo petscope and that is made for going under an airline seat
884280
The Farpoint 40 is about the same size as one of the wheelie bags designed as carry on luggage. It won't fit under a normal airplane seat but it will go into the overhead bin on even the smallest aircraft.
1885943
No worries, I've put this guy under almost all major commercial aircraft without a problem. The RJ's are a little tight, but that is just the nature of the smaller seat tracks on those planes.
1710346
We did not try. We put it in the overhead. I do not think it would fit under the seat if it was fully packed.
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I think so. My rollator is 4-wheeled (Dana Douglas Nexus) and goes into the carry bag easily. However, we practiced this at home several times before going to the airport! David Cass, Edmonton, AB
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Under seat in a small plane? Probably not. I fly with my bag usually in the overhead bin on a large plane. Sometimes it will fit under the seat in front of me, but it extends a bit. If the flight attendants want it really under the seat, or if you're tall and need leg room, this doesn't work well. Sony had an excellent video where they showed the features, and a guy was packing it. I've had two of these type bags and LOVE this one. Compact, but well-designed. Water bottle pocket on the side is one of the unique features - and it may sound funny, but it's great. Dimensions: 12 x 9 (11 if you count the straps) x 19. I've also used a CaseLogic bag that I liked very much. Tried the Sony because of that water bottle pocket and the get-the-camera-out-of-the-side feature. The Sony is smaller, as well. Good luck in deciding. SJ
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I have not tried this. When I used it on a long trip, I packed it in my rolling duffle bag. However, I would not expect to put mine under the seat, I would expect to put it in the overhead at a minimum. Sorry I can't answer directly.
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Its hard - I'm not sure if it would fit under an airplane seat honestly, it will not bend. Almost like a small suitcase with vent side. I ended up donating mine to the animal shelter as it was to bulky for me and my pup didn't like it. Hope this helps.
2056295
You probably need to check with the aircraft to find out their specifications. It is a nice size and will not fit under the seat.
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I own a 3-wheel Winnie Walker and they fit over the black "winged" handles. I will say it was a tight fit, but I made them fit, and they have served their purpose. By the way, they have a little stretch in them.
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Perfectly! I just flew round trip last week and the backpack was perfect under the seat! I have early enjoyed using it.
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I have but we had a hard time getting to down the aisle....its a pain in the butt becuase its so big. For around the airport I put it on a folding luggage rack, but it was too wide for the plane aisle my husband and the flight attendant had to lift it over the seats, but it technically does fit the airplane seat.
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Yes, just traveled with it in March. Fits perfectly, even under an economy seat.
525074
no it will not,at least I haven't made it work, it will however fit under the seat on many of the smaller regional (crj)jets
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No. The size of the handle frame is beyond standard flight cabin baggage size. Hence, a light weight, cabin baggage size foldable chair / recliner is a big product/business opportunity... . Yes. eager to support in design.
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It's really unlikely that this would fit under a seat. it's pretty tall, in the photo net part is about as tall as a normal airplane carrier. Because of the handle design this upper part can't be removed or shoved under a seat.