J.L. Childress Spinner Wheelie Deluxe Padded Car Seat Travel Bag, Black

This is a really solid car seat carrier great for the professional traveler. All of our luggage is spinners, so this car seat bag was the perfect option for us. The height works really well with the Large Tumi; you can attach the Tumi hook and pull the carrier alongside your luggage with one hand! The fabric is a pretty thick canvas material. It is not padded, which was a concern to me at first, but then after using the carrier I don't know what value padding would provide as the car seat itself was quite padded. The zipper seems a little flimsy relative to the rest of the question, but it held up for the first trip. We have the Nuna Pipa car seat. We traveled with the car seat and the base. It fits, but you do have to tilt the assembly 10-15 degrees to get it to fit and zip up correctly. Not a big deal, it was pretty easy to adjust. There are no shoulder carriers or back pack straps, not that they are needed. The bag rolls smoothly and seamlessly through the airport. You can also toss a few extra diapers or other accessories in the car seat bag before you check it in. Overall, this was perfect for us. A little pricier that some options, but comparable price wise to anything from UppaBaby and almost half the cost of the Nuna bag. Plus this is the only car seat bag with spinners, which is a huge plus in my bag.

I own both this bag and the Simple Being Car Seat Travel Bag that is $75 less. See attached picture to compare. First, I will say 100% you should get a car seat bag with 4 wheels. I started with a bag without wheels and it's a huge pain trying to physically carry your car seat along with luggage and a child. Get something with 4 wheels and justify the price by stuffing it with as much extra luggage as you can (airlines check these for free). Second, I'd recommend spending the extra $75 on this J.L. Childress Deluxe. As you can see from the pictures, this bag is bigger, it stands up by itself, it is WAY more durable and overall it rolls better. If you only want to spend $50, this Simple Being bag will get the job done, but it doesn't stand up by itself, it doesn't roll well, it's not as durable and the straps get caught in the wheels. Traveling with little kids is already hard enough, spend the extra money to make it easier by getting this bag.

We ordered both the wheelie and backpack travel bags by J.L. Childress to see which we preferred, if it fit, for our Britax One4Life Clicktight Convertible car seat. Great news, it fits in both! The wheelie bag here is a bit more roomy compared to the backpack. Easier to get in, but you would need to pad it for extra protection as the bag doesn't offer too much. The material is great, sturdy, just with the extra space, I fear it would get tossed around more. Now to the wheels. With nothing in the bag, the wheels are OK, but not great. Add in the car seat and they lock constantly. I think it would be fine to lift one side and roll it on two wheels, but for the extra expense, we didn't see the value. The handle is very comfortable and padded. Overall good item, we just preferred the backpack for a few reasons (more fitted, folds down really nicely and compact, easier portability if used in another way besides the backpack, and extra pads around top and sides of the car seat - think of the shoulder pads in the 80s).

This was the only bag I could find that fit our Evenflo Gold Revolve360 Extend. I did remove the cup holders and leave them in the seat while in the bag to avoid them getting broken while traveling. We gate checked the bag & seat and wheeled from gate to gate to avoid possible damage getting tossed around with the rest of the luggage. Seat and bag traveled very well without damage. I originally thought I wanted a bag with backpack straps, but the seat is so heavy it was going to travel much better on the spinner wheels.

I had high expectations for this item. At this price point I expected this to last a while. We just had our first trip and this bag did not survive. I’m not sure if it was the bag or the bag handlers but the zipper and one of the wheels completely broke off. Very disappointing.

We took this through 4 international airports on 2 different trips and it still has all the parts working very well. Easy to put the car seat in and wheel around and take it out in the plane, then pack in the over head compartment. It seems like one of the wheels might be coming off but maybe it just needs a screw tightened haven't looked to closely but it still works perfectly fine. Sending your child seat under the plane is not a good idea because it can be banged around and lose structural integrity, making the car seat not safe for a child in the car after the flight.

We took our preschooler on his first flight and it's an amazing tool to have. I originally thought of buying a simple backpack one or another with only 2 wheels for cheaper. However, after looking at those reviews this seemed the better bet in terms of durability and mobility. My husband and I were already going to carry our own bookbags as well as an extra carry-on of food and his travel toys so the 4 wheels were clutch. It made for a smooth ride as we preferred to gate check the seat. We have a Graco Forever 4 in one and to make it fit all you have to do is slide the head rest all the way down. An even bigger plus is you can stuff the inside for no extra charge. We put all the diapers, wipes, a blanket, and even his travel tray inside. It saves the weight of your luggage! It made the roundtrip with no breaks or tears. Completely worth it. Although, I did use points to make it more cost effective. :)

Was very excited to find one of these with wheels as nobody in my family was excited about dragging around a heavy car seat or wearing one as a backpack like other designs. Had high hopes especially at the price, but unfortunately this product didn't even last one trip - I got it off the airport conveyor belt and it seemed fine, but then as I was pulling it through the parking lot to the car I heard a scraping noise. I stopped and examined it and realized that the platform had broken and now the middle was sagging and dragging on the asphalt. I am typically not one to defend the baggage handling practices of airlines, but it didn't appear to be broken when we got it off the conveyor belt so I don't think they damaged it, and I was using it as intended - pulling like I would with regular luggage across smooth/flat asphalt - so I know I wasn't being too rough either. I also didn't have anything else but the car seat inside so it wasn't too heavy. Unfortunately, given all that, the only conclusion I can come to is that it was poorly made - my husband looked and felt around the platform inside the fabric and it seems to just be thin plastic, so no wonder it broke. Honestly we could probably repair it by opening up the pocket, adding a plywood board over the plastic and re-sewing the pocket, but at $140, why would we want to? The handle could also be a bit higher - I'm only 5'4 but even I had to stoop over a little rather than being able to stand straight up and pull it. It is really too bad, because we travel quite a lot and I was very excited for this solution to lugging around a heavy car seat. I am returning, not replacing, because I don't see why the same problem wouldn't just happen again.

Esta maleta es muy práctica y ligera, protege muy bien la silla y no hace que pese mas y así puede viajar en avión y no pagar de más por el peso extra

The zippers broke in 2 places before we even got on our first flight. Couldn't use on our return flight due to the damages.

We use it for a joie steadi R129. It's easy to fit in the car seat and take it out quickly.