The quality of this bag is amazing. It is very large with a sturdy frame and nice cushioning inside. If you need to check a stroller you will have no worries that it will make it to the destination completely unscathed. The one con I will say is - if you want to use this bag to transport a stroller that you plan to “gate check”, it will not fit through the TSA conveyor belt. You will have to take everything out of the bag; each item plus the transport bag has to be individually inspected. It does hold things up but it’s still possible to use in a gate check scenario. You can fit a travel stroller (like the Nuna Triv) with an nuna pipa infant car seat all in this one bag. I have also been able to transport other full size strollers in this bag too (uppa baby vista v2), but infant car seat will not fit with a full size stroller. Overall love this product; worth every penny.

This bag is huge but essential to our travel with the little. our stroller has been unharmed and its easy enough to curbside check along with the rest of the stuff. There is also room for extras to stuff around the stroller and it flies for free!

This is a great bag, feels well made and protective for my car seat. Keep in mind, it is very large, larger than most suitcases. Made checking a car seat so much easier at the airport.

This bag is legit. Has wheels & fits both my mixxnext stroller and my Nuna Rava. Sucks I have to take the wheels off but it does fit everything. Wish they came in different colors or something to match the decor but hey the only downside is the price is $300 for whats essentially a giant luggage for your kids baby stuff.

We previously traveled by carrying our car seat through the airport. The car seat was heavy and awkward. This travel bag was a game changer on our last trip. TSA was a little confused about it, but it was fine to check at the plane and use the car seat on the plane.

If you travel with a baby/toddler and use the car seat on the plane this transport bag is worth it.

This bag is amazing. Not only does the car seat fit in there perfectly I could add a couple blankets and accessories in with the bag before zipped it. It protects the car seat and the wheels make it is so easy to transport.

This very snugly fit a Nuna Demi grow and the carrier seat with room to add diapers and other small items.

Having the peace of mind from the damage guarantee was also wonderful with all of the things required to travel with a small baby on an airplane.

We had the original travel bag by Nuna and this bag is definitely much better. I love that it can hold our rava and still be very easy to navigate in an airport. The redesign is worth the $$$

We bought this for our Nuna Rava. Children are much safer if they are in an airline approved car seat during flight (versus sitting in the seat with alone or in parent's lap with a small seat belt attachment, if provided). If there is turbulence, neither of these restraints are going to do much to prevent a child from leaving the seat. I read somewhere that they've actually done the calculations of how many babies would die from airline turbulence sitting on their parents' lap and how many would die if their parents drove instead. Because the risk of accidents driving is much higher, they made the decision not to require protective seats for babies on air craft even though they know sitting on the lap or in a seat with adult seatbelt is not as safe as sitting in an airline approved car seat. Fortunately, airlines do allow certain air craft seats to be used. Each airline varies on their policies. With the infant cradle (backward facing) car seats, British Airways made me take our infant out of the car seat during take off and landing (?!?!?) and hold her, but during the flight she could safely sleep there. With the Nuna Rava in the forward facing car seat, the child is allowed to sit there the whole time securely. The travel bag is key to getting the car seat (and your child and the rest of your luggage/carry on ) from your ground transportation to/from the airport to getting on/off the plane. The Nuna head rest needs to be pushed in and the seat needs to be upright (not reclined) position. With attention to those details, is easy to fit the Rava in (recommend lying bag on the long flat side so that the car seat will be put in on its back before zipping). This is relevant because if you are traveling with a small child and want to take the car seat with you on the plane, you typically first need the carseat out of the bag and installed in your car or taxi to get the child safely to the airport. Then you need to be able to put the carseat in the bag while unloading the car. This bag is huge and very heavy with the carseat in it, but it rolls nicely. You can attach smaller carryons to it as you roll along in the airport. Surprisingly, we have been able to go through airport security with these gigantic bags. They don't fit through the xray (of course) so one needs to explain that it is a car seat for on board the airplane and then request a "manual inspection." You may need to be able to lift the bag with the carseat over the table or area where people are loading their items on the trays to be x-rayed. If choosing this option (versus checking the carseat), they you need to make sure you haven't put anything else other than the carseat in the bag as they will need to take the car seat out and do their security checks. This worked at London Heathrow airport, multiple U.S. airports and some mainland Europeans as well. Then main trick with taking the car seats on board, is that when one reaches the aircraft, you need to either take the car seat out of the bag before getting on (and then fold up the bag so it can fit in the overheard) for small planes. Or on really large jets, you need to carry the carseat in the bag over the seats to an areas near your seats where it is large enough to open. If you are boarding early and sitting in the bulkhead seats for family with British Airways, this is generally not a problem. This is another reason you can't have anything else in the bag other than the carseat, because then it won't fold up small enough to fit in the overhead compartment. Note, if you are not strong enough (or don't have enough hands) to carry the carseat over the airplane seats to your seat, you need to know that the bag with the carseat in it is too wide to pull down the airplane aisle of any plane we've been on. The galley area or in front of the emergency exits on big planes can be a good place to remove the car seat and put it back in as long as there are not a lot of other passengers around. Hence when taking the carseat(s) on board, we plan on being first on and last off. Now that our children are older than 2yo, they always have their own seat so there is a guaranteed place to put the car seat on board. However, pre-pandemic, we would often wheel to the gate, see if there happened to be any empty seats near ours and if there weren't gate check the car seat. We only brought this car seat on board when we were traveling with two adults. With one adult, you are looking at making at least two trips from the aircraft door to your seats (unless your child is old enough/capable to walk on their own to the seat).

This bag worked perfectly for the stroller and has room to add additional items. Superbly made!