I'll admit, I'm trying to take some alc. on a cruise. I'm thinking, sliding this into a shoe packed in checked luggage? Think this will work? (48oz)
639170
I bought two, one had small sprues or flags along that cut my skin when I unpacked it so I set it aside. I wish I had either returned it right away or checked it out more thoroughly because when I wanted to put it in service it leaked as soon as I started to fill it. Unfortunately I didn't realize it had other defects beside the sloppy was defective to return Amazon until AFTER it could not be returned. Beware 48oz could be a large liquid surprise when you open your suitcase!
639171
Probably too large to fit into a shoe. Could be hard to hide if they inspect the bag. It's a pretty big canteen.
1402609
Not sure I'd trust the airport or myself with trying to transport it. Not unless you take the time to bubble wrap each piece. It'd have to be a large suitcase too. The box it currently comes in is hatbox size, about 1.5' x 1.5'.
236817
No. I would not recommend it. In some instances I have only one shoe per compartment as my shoes are heels.
1929793
It should easily fit in the checked bag. I bought this when my brother came from NYC to Seattle. They took it back with them. Just make sure that you take out the air completely and it should fold and fit nicely.
2277788
They weigh approximately 4 lbs but are very flexible. I just folded one of them into thirds. However, I feel you could pack items hard items or items that need to be protected from breakage (ie shampoo,make-up,hair brush) into the foot part of the boot as the sole is relatively solid or fill the entire boot with miscellaneous clothing items. The boot is not rigid which would make it easy to shove into tight luggage space. Have a great trip. I would recommend wearing light weight boot socks...you're feet may sweat with long periods of wear.
1623048
Take it to Mexico for sure! It doesn't take up much space in your suitcase. I've used mine before & now deflated & refolded, it measures approximately 1 " x 10" x 13". It may take a little time, but it's easy enough to blow up by mouth; however, I bet wherever you go they will have an automatic inflator that you can use. Have fun!
168969
I mean, it would certainly fit in a carry on bag... but I'm pretty sure this has got to be on some federal blacklist. Compressed anything I believe is not allowed.....
1891247
It would probably be very tight, at best. I found it hard to pack a standard DVD case (5 3/8 x 7 1/2 x 1/2) in one of these and if there were any differences (thicker for 2 or 3 discs or a slip cover) nigh on to impossible. I found that you can get #1s from a couple of different suppliers (on Amazon) for less per unit (buying in boxes of 100) and they are much easier to pack (thinking about it I'm going to have to order another box today) it raises the shipping weight by less than 1/4 oz which makes it negligible.
1884439
It's not huge by any means, but it'd be a good amount of space in a carry on...in square inches, about maybe what a pair of men's shoes would take, but the shoes give a little ;-)
1219304
It will not fit in checked luggage. It's about the size of a typical lawn chair when folded. Not sure exact sizing.
1900987
This the great for cruises it saves on space, weight and time. Just put drink in rum runner and pack in suitcase and your good to go.
326166
My purpose for this item is for shoes not a bag so I'm not sure whether you can use this item to your bag.For shoes, good item.
1709529
not without some overpackage .... ie would want o have it in a box or larger container. be better off shipping your items in dri Ice - shipped through Fed / UPS or similar ... some airlines would likely accept dri ice as cargo not as baggage in limited amounts
1207859
I just tried to fit a bottle and it was a tight fit. I would worry about the lack of pressurization in the baggage compartment of an airplane, and the possibility of the bottle exploding. I see that others have successfully flied with champagne, which I have never attempted.
2153549
In the USA, I packed a handful in my carry-on and boarded without problem. Nobody flagged me for it, so am guessing it is permissible. This was during the summer of last year/2014. Good luck!
574300
I've never tried but imagine you can as long as it's in your checked luggage. What I do is saturate cotton balls with the oil and put them in a ziploc bag.
1493346
I have been permitted to carry it in on flights. I followed advice I read somewhere to freeze it as solid as possible first. I don't know whether that made a difference. In any event as long as you declare it, meaning you tell the officers as you're going through security that you have it and any other liquids, they should be able to swab it and let you through. No guaranties, but I've never had a problem. Sending it with your checked luggage wouldn't be a problem. Good luck!