How big is the float + canopy when its deflated/packed up? Can I easily pack for travel?
816210
Very easily packed and deflated. It folds kind of like a window shade for your car into a small circle and it comes with a case. We took ours in a plane twice and it easily fit in our suitcase.
816211
we folded it back up into it's original container - it goes fairly flat and would fit easily in the trunk or back of an SUV
816212
It is not too big at all. It is tricky to get in its original bag, but once in there you can put it in a suitcase or tote bag easily.
816213
Yes, it's not very big at all. It's maybe an inch thick, and 12 in. diameter. It has a little case to zip it up in to keep it together after you fold it. Some of the reviews say it's really difficult to fold, but I did not have any trouble at all.
816214
It's at my inlaws' house and I havent seen it since summer, but i DO think it fits easily into a biggish suitcase. It packs flat and in it, my baby loved being in the water for extended periods of time - which would have been impossible otherwise. (you'd have to hold your kid and it's not that easy!) The canopy was a VERY useful feature to block out sun.
1843453
I agree with the other answers - it will fold to a reasonable travel size. Our only problem was that it leaked - some items did get quite wet.
1940103
I would say it would fall within the max size for a carry-on. The box was surprisingly small, since it is like vacuum-packed, like the "space bags". As soon as the plastic was cut, the topper expanded and unrolled slowly. Do not open upon getting it if you plan to take it on a plane. You'd never get it back as compact as the box it came in.
772320
For packing, I've manage to make it 10"n x 12' and used rubber bands to make sure it don't come apart during transit. I would highly suggest a small pump or other means of inflating it if you do not want to use your mouth. You will spend most of the day just trying to inflate it and maybe get light headed and pass out.
850828
It can be deflated and easily put into a suitcase. It is probably about as long as a suitcase so can be laid in on the top. If it is folded back into the original packaging, it is only about an inch thick, and prob 15-17" across. Hope this helps.
1443380
It's light enough but It's awfully big. You would almost need a full length backpack to fit it in. It's 22x12x2 inches. For travel I would go to a similar tray thst was closer to 16-18. " overall length
2128324
Suprisingly, it does pack back into the carrier it came in...with a few bulges here and there. The 27" x 8" x8" is about right. Just remember to spray the entire tent with water repellant if rain is in the forecast.
1395972
The deflated dimensions are 33 1/2 long by 22 wide. I am 5' 4", and I'm able to place it all the way from my lower back, slightly tucked under my rear, to above the top of my head. It is contour so it holds your head and body in place. I do a lot of overseas flights, and I slept straight through for 5 1/2 hours without waking up at all and was comfortable. No aches and pains when I woke, and I felt more rested that I ever have on the long flight to South Africa. I also loaned it to a friend for her flight to Thailand, and she had a similar experience.
2123331
It took maybe 10 min to deflate. I just unplugged the stoppers and pressed/sat on it. Daughter helped. It folds up pretty nice, about the size of a medium suitcase. Maybe 3x2ft. I takes time to fill up, so if it's going to be a toy you use everyday, leave it out.
326858
It's a little difficult to say how big the size is once you have inflated the bed. I bought a twin size and it came in a box of about 2 feet long by 1 foot tall by 1 foot wide (2'x1'x1'). When deflated, it was still close to that original size but you have to roll it and fold it very tightly to get it back into the cloth sack that they enclose for keeping the bed when it is not inflated.
814174
Hi. I would estimate the tent in its carry bag to be 4' x 10" x 5". Very easy to pack and carry.
1600721
You can put it in cargo but not as carry on. It was heavy but should be under 50 lb. Pkg was about 5 feet tall; 12 x 12 width. Hope this helps.
1969034
It folds up really well. The dimensions are approximately 14"x18" when deflated and folded. We keep it in the same plastic bag that it came in. I would recommend an electric pump as it will also deflate the boat, it takes all the air out with no effort.
923623
Mine measures 10wx12dx4h. I'm about to take it on it's first trip so am eager to see how well it packs. Have slept on it at home for several nights. Works as well as my big one but a little weird as it's so narrow. But nothing that would deter me from using it.
1642166
We have an air pump that inflates and also deflates the WOW so it is easy. When deflated we fold it and it is about 2' by 2' by 1 1/2'.We use it on a lake so take it out and put it on the dock each evening which is really easy compared to some inflatables we have had.I purchased my first one last year and added a second one this year. Our guests have loved using it.
1899367
It came in a small (bigger than a baseball in diameter) package, after deflation, I am assuming it will be the same size. The canopy is a simple structure - like a hammock. There are no poles, the pillars are part of the canopy - which bends.
1899370
Absolutely! Packed up, it is a bit thicker than a big dinner plate, and flexible. My daughter flew with it in her suitcase back to CO. The canopy is not inflated, just held with a flexible, curved plastic rod. It was my granddaughter's first experience in a lake, and she loved it!