Can I pack this stick in my suitcase? The picture makes it look like it comes in three pieces so that would be perfect.
256885
This is a one piece walking stick. I have had 2 back surgeries & this stick helps with my balance. I am 5'10 & use the 55" model. This is a great stick but it doesn't come in three pieces. The fact that it doesn't probably makes it stronger because there aren't any joints to weaken it.
256886
No, it is not in sections. It is a solid stick in whichever length you choose. A very good quality product, but not packable.
256887
The one that we ordered is a one pieced staff it does not break down. It cannot be put in a suitcase.
256888
I wish so friend. But it is showing "multible" sizes of natural wood stick....*But, in my looking before I did by this stick, I did run across a folding stick/walking cane in my search. Don't give up my friend! If u keep searching, I know you will find "just the right thing" your searching for...
463996
It came in a box about 2'x3', which then it was in plastic. So my guess would be that you would have to take it out of the box then place in a large suitcase. It squishes pretty good then goes right back into shape. Hope that answers your question.
292879
It is packable, because it's foldable. However, it would take up a fair amount of room. It would probably easily fill most of a small carry-on suitcase, to give you an idea.
465464
Yes, save the box. It's about the size of a medium suitcase, but it is a pain to fold up tight.
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'.
1028962
It is too long to fit into the largest suitcase. It comes in a box. I would suggest tape up the box so that it is secure and check it in with you luggage. Otherwise ask amazon to post for you. I had mine posted to me. Cost a bit but still cheaper than buying in Australia. Hope this helps.
1703113
Yes. That makes lighter for packing in your suitcase. The size isn't that much smaller.
1546947
Seriously? Doubtful unless it's a really large suitcase. Perhaps if you took the pieces out of the box, but it would still weigh 70 pounds. Ship it.
1583853
I don't think it will fit in a suitcase. It's pretty wide. It fits big butts! :)
1543084
It was quite big so I don't think it could fit into a suitcase even if you broke it down. I would suggest shipping it.
466219
I think you could pack it in a suitcase. It's standard size. I know there is one that is a little smaller, but this one seems safer with a fidgety child.
1696961
No, I would think even before it is put together it would be too large to put in a suitcase.
1869631
The shipping box is 39 x 46 x20 cms and with a strap around it could be a suitcase itself or fit inside a large suitcase. Also we could ship it directly to another country for you (you may have to find us directly to do that). Phil wooden Toy Store
1953192
While the Amazon box that it arrived in fit the item perfectly, I'd say it would be too big to fit in a suitcase. I'm not familiar with airline rules for carrying on big boxes. It has been about a year since it arrived on my doorstep, but I'd say the box was about 32"x18"x25". Rough guess. Any way you could ship the item directly to the final destination? Also, might be helpful to note that it took my husband and I about an hour to assemble, and a Philips screwdriver and some strength were required.
588113
the ferris wheel does not come in pieces and I don't see it fitting into luggage easily, although it would take up less room without the box, I feel it would be subject to damage without the box. I hope this is helpful to you.
1359768
No. Mine came poorly assembled, but complete. From browsing the other reviews though, it seems like most are received in poor condition overall. Maybe you just got the shortest stick out of the collection of short sticks.
1703326
It comes disassembled & in a box larger than a suitcase, so I'd imagine you'd need to investigate shipping it ahead to your destination.