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Well made material. We could even fit a folding stroller inside as well. Would definitely recommend for traveling.

I purchased two of these and they fit our our Graco 4Ever Extend to Fit carseats perfectly! We used them on trip we that flew across the country for. Such a life saver! The material and construction is quality and even between the two. These survived being handled at multiple airports, in shuttles, the whole enchilada and neither obtained tears or snags. Zippers work smooth. They easily wipe clean too. I took a few pictures when I took them out of the bag when we first got them and referenced those when It was time to fold them back up. They are made to be able to fold back small for storage, and I didn’t have a hard time (took less than a couple minutes for the pair) as some other reviews stated. If you are on the fence about getting them, just do it! You won’t be sorry. I am not worried at all that these will also survive the trip we are taking to Florida (we live in the West) this fall or any other vacation we decide to go on. 100% recommend!

I use this for a trip traveling from New England area to Mexico. Took about 6 flights my whole duration out. Also I was traveling with a toddler. I liked that it’s pretty much a back pack. It allowed me to be able to carry the car seat keeping my hands free (sort of) so I can push the stroller. I’m a petite person so it does look a little funny because it’s just a huge backpack. Also there is plenty of space in it. I have a Graco Convertible 4-1 (not fully aware of what it’s called) but it fits in there with extra space. Space is great to store extra items. I stored extra diapers packs, wipes, and blankets. Which also provides at cushion for the car seat to minimize damage. It looks okay for what it is. It’s not my aesthetic but I mean it served its purpose. What I didn’t like about the item. Well I recommenced maybe lining the inside back area. Like where it leans against your back. The reason why (could also be because I’m short) when you wear the backpack after a while you can feel the bottom of the car seat start to feel like it’s jabbing into you. It makes it comfortable wearing it. I mean I didn’t have to suffer the pin for too long because I checked the bag in anyways. The other thing I disliked but also doesn’t brother me too much. At the end of all the flights I noticed that at the bottom (the area where that car seat jabs you in the bottom back) had a hole in it. It could be from handling and all that. The hole was the size of a golf ball. Luckily nothing in it was small enough to slip out. All items inside were still in place, I had maybe like 1 broken item. The hole doesn’t bother me as much because I don’t travel a lot. For traveling alone with a toddler it really helped out. I should add that family came back with me and they also have a toddler. Unfortunately they didn’t have a car seat carrier. They just dragged their car seat as is. Which I guess isn’t too bad because the parents can help each other out. Again I was alone with my toddler so I don’t see that being managed very well with an active toddler.

Its certainly better than nothing but instead of the backpack style just suck it up and buy the slightly more expensive one with wheels. This made it through airport travel just fine but it still requires you to carry the carseat like a backpack.

Gotta admit I wasn’t too excited to be flying with 2 carseats because I wasn’t sure if we would be able to take them on the actual plane and I’ve had checked luggage get damaged in the past. I figured if we had to check them, these might take some of the pressure off since they’re padded. At the airport, I passed on checking them at check-in. We proceeded with them all the way to the gate which actually was so easy with the straps to carry them on our backs. It also made going through security much easier/faster because they have you go into a separate line because you have to have the carseats examined. Good way to speed up the security process. As another reviewer said, please keep in mind that you will have to take it out of the bag to be examined so that’s going to add a few minutes to security if you have it already in the bag. We got to the gate and it turned out the seats on our plane, even in first class, we’re not wide enough to accommodate so they had us check them there at the gate. Upon arrival to our destination, we picked up the carseats at the gate which was a relief to see they weren’t tossed in with the regular luggage. Both to and back from our destinations, the bags held up really well and definitely made traveling through the airports with them much easier. Glad we purchased them.

Wanted a durable yet inexpensive cover for our infant car seat for our recent trip to Florida. This fit the bill. Kept our car seat safe and the cover looks like it will last for many more trips to come. No rips or tears after one trip.

Fits both my Graco 4ever DLX and my Maxi Cosi car seats. Be sure to put the car seat completely upright (no recline) and the headrest in its lowest position. Cup holders may have to be removed. My original one has been through 6+ flights with minimal wear.

Used it one time and already showing drastic signs of wear and tear however, still giving 4 stars because we all know how luggage is handled by airlines. Nonetheless, the design in durability should account for that.

Worked great for our trip to Mexico. Our doona fit in with with the base

A blanket beneath the seat remedied this. Great backpack otherwise; I would recommend that the manufacturers add some extra padding in that area for future versions of this product. Better for the seat inside and the user. Fit our Cosco Scenera with extra room for toys for the flight and snacks inside. If taking through TSA, be advised that you will be asked to take out your seat and don’t forget to unclip the security strap. Great feature!