Can you roll it up to make it more convenient for travel? I would like to bring this on vacation with me.
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you can roll it up, but I don't recommend it, unless it is warm where ever your traveling to, because it takes awhile to relax itself back to it's original position. hope this helps...........
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You can roll it up but it won't be very convenient, it won't be a tight roll.
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Yes, you can roll them up. They are very flexible. I keep mine flat so I do not know if they are rolled up if they would lie flat again. They do not take up much room. I love mine.
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If you have room to store it, it can be rolled up. You would, of course, need to wrap something around it: bungee cords or straps to keep it rolled. Keep in mind that it's as wide as a twin sized mattress.
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I just rolled it up and put it in my checked suitcase, it is a well put together mat and would not fold very well. It does roll up very well though so it is not very bulky.
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I take it out. It's a bit too bulky to roll up and then I have to figure out where to store it.
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Just make sure the wheels are not in the locked position before packing up. If done correctly there is an opening for the wheels to fit through when packed up. The package then can be rolled like a piece of luggage.
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I don't see why you couldn't roll it back up and put it in the tube it came in- easy transport that way
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I does better to lay it flat somewhere, but it will roll up and then lay flat again after you pull it out again. The edges will warp some with the rolling.
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If you use a duffle bag for this, you can pack other things along with it but it's awkward shaped when rolled up. I recommend using the extra large duffle bags from REI or Eddie Bauer. I use Intex Kidz Travel Bed for our travel needs.
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you could roll it up. Only issue I see is that it has a bit of back support built into it. Not much, but enough to keep it from "stuffing" nicely. It does have rings and straps on it that are built to attach it externally to other osprey packs to increase overall storage capacity. So even if its not built for the pack you have, external storage would probably still be an option.
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I wouldn't, b/c most of the weight is on the rolling bag itself in the rolling position. Maybe initially, tilting back but my cheap Walmart travelers roll-on had no problems
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Hi. You can roll it up and in my opinion it'll fit perfect in a suitcase and or carry on. It's perfect for any ways of traveling car,plane, etc. Hope this helps.
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You can roll it up. You would have to take all the air out of it. Really it is a big air mattress. It is very strong but am adult can not stand on it like they show. Young kids can though. Hope this helps you
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If you want to travel with it and other items in the rolling case them no. It is portable as in you can easily take it from place to place but it would take up a lot of space in a carry on suitcase
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I fold it in two, & then roll it up with no problem. I secure it with rope & it's easy to carry.
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It is very portable when you fold it. I travelled with it from USA Africaand I just checked it in at the check in counter and picked it up when I got to my destination without stress.
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The size of this mat and the thickness is not suitable for travel. It really is meant to be left in the home. You can fold it into fours at most, to move it from room to room I roll it up. But it really is not made to take with you on a trip. Keep in mind that I have the largest size and don't know from experience with the other sizes.