Do you think this would work on a convertible backpack/roller type of luggage??
1638712
Honestly, I don't think so!! Unless the convertible back pack is as rigid as a true carry on roll on luggage!! U also got to keep in mind that the back portion of the ride-on-carry on sits against the front of the travel luggage!! It may not sit right or it may be extremely uncomfortable for ur child!! This is just my opinion!!
1638713
The only application I have seen is the regular wheel-on carry-on. The other 2 responses seem to warn against what you want to use it for.......
1638714
It works by straps around the luggage to support it. I think the luggage would have to be as wide as the chair otherwise it could tip/slide round as the child leans over. If you get the dimensions of the chair and try a mock up with something like a child camping chair and straps you will get a better idea. The chair is brilliant, I can see why you would want one. We have a cheap hand luggage case and have no problems, you can get them from charity swaps or the market for £10 in the UK. Swap your back pack for one of those.....and you get more space for all of your childs needs as a bonus.
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It depends how often you need it for that purpose. For rare occasions, I'd say yes...but for frequent/regular use, I'd invest in one that has the handles on the ends. It can just be really hard to hold and maneuver because there's nothing to really hold on to while you're trying to wrap your item, and if you had to do it all the time, I imagine it would get really annoying.Oh! By the way...if you've got help from somebody else, it actually works a lot better. Just have one person hold the roll sideways and keep it still while the other person rotates the luggage around until it's covered to your satisfaction. That is a lot easier that holding the luggage still and trying to pull the roll around it. good luck! It depends how often you need it for that purpose. For rare occasions, I'd say yes...but for frequent/regular use, I'd invest in one that has the handles on the ends. It can just be really hard to hold and maneuver because there's nothing to really hold on to while you're trying to wrap your item, and if you had to do it all the time, I imagine it would get really annoying.Oh! By the way...if you've got help from somebody else, it actually works a lot better. Just have one person hold the roll sideways and keep it still while the other person rotates the luggage around until... » Read More It depends how often you need it for that purpose. For rare occasions, I'd say yes...but for frequent/regular use, I'd invest in one that has the handles on the ends. It can just be really hard to hold and maneuver because there's nothing to really hold on to while you're trying to wrap your item, and if you had to do it all the time, I imagine it would get really annoying.Oh! By the way...if you've got help from somebody else, it actually works a lot better. Just have one person hold the roll sideways and keep it still while the other person rotates the luggage around until it's covered to your satisfaction. That is a lot easier that holding the luggage still and trying to pull the roll around it. good luck! « Show Less
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Should be ok since you will most likely tilt the suitcase to roll it..unless the suitcase has four swivel wheels where it may be difficult to push.
410282
Does it have luggage rack? If so, then absolutely. Placement of clips or the straps around the sliding mechanism, I believe, would allow. Though I have only used with luggage rack.
2148996
Yeah, you could hook the handle (between the two straps, in the middle) over most wheeled carry on bags and I think it'd fit fine, if that's what you meant. The straps and the handle are all super durable as well, so I doubt it would tear or have any durability issues if you were hooking it over a carry on bag or something.
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I don't really feel that you could - no more than that works with a large suitcase on two wheels (because of only 2 wheels, it has to be tipped and pushing in front means it is tipped towards you while you push away - a very awkward endeavor)
2184099
I would think it would work just fine. Since its collapsible it wouldn't take much space in your vehicle while traveling and its not too heavy. I have been using these for years for yard waste and trash and are very happy with them.
1541046
Confirm with the TSA - I do believe so. But I would recommend always using a rigid and rugged case. Have you ever watched how they handle your luggage?
1828017
Should fit nicely. I plan to get a luggage rack for this purpose. Currently I use it on the passenger seat and lose access to the front pocket as it is pressed tight against the sissy bar. This also makes it hard to open the top zipper. IT does make a nice backrest though as there is a lumbar cushion that attaches when using this way. If this bag is on a luggage rack it would be turned outward with access to the front pocket and top zipper. Also would free up the passenger seat for a passenger.
927479
I am not sure how it would work on a bicycle. It might be too big. There are 4 strap that attach to our luggage rack on bike.
1061548
It would / should as long as you have a place to tie it down to ! It comes with 4 cinch straps that have tension fasteners on the end that will fasten around back to the strap itself . I set it on the little rack that's fastened to my tour pack and then cinch it up tight, I also have a small cable lock that I lock it with when we travel long distances. The reason, so that no one steals it leaving me stranded with my dog with no way to get her home. I hope that is helpful.
667911
It might!. I use is for rolling my laundry around the house to put it away. But the top shelf opens up and out of the way so it wouldn't be too tall for luggage. I love my shelf, it is sturdy and rolls nicely.
1220557
It has a "universal" mounting bracket. It is not designed for any one particular application. Some fabrication may be required. That could be as simple as u bolts through the pre-drilled holes to attach to your luggage rack, or may require something more involved such as welding.
1752230
I'm assuming from the question that you don't have luggage rack rails on top; those would work best. Honestly I wouldn't think it would work very well with the sliding side door on a minivan. But their website is www.roofbag.com, so you might find out more there. There's also another kind of luggage deal you can get that attaches to a trailer hitch if you have one of those; we didn't. Good luck.
1423002
This luggage is made to set where the passenger would set, don't know how it would work with. Solo set. If your bike has a long set, should work fine
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It would probably work for carrying the load but, won't fold up. I use mine on a rav4
1493511
I think it would. We used it on our Graco snug ride 35 and there was still some extra room. We have used it on 9 flights so far and it's holding up pretty well. Some scuffs and a minor tear from the airlines. The velcro on the handle is coming loose but not badly.