J.L. Childress Single & Double Stroller Travel Bag, X-Large, Black

I was looking for a stroller cover for our Zoe twin stroller and purchased this time. The one of the Zoe website had bad reviews and was very expensive, so I decided to try this one first. So far, the case has held up great (4 flights so far). The Zoe double stroller fits perfectly with room to spare, and the straps are not showing any signs of tearing/breakage. Highly recommend.

Bought this because we travel a lot! Like others say - be sure to check your bag upon arrival to your destination airport (especially if you checked it - we have only used it to gate check). But that goes for anything that you hand over to the airline to stow away for you - I travel more than 150k miles a year, so this is definitely from experience. Here's why I like it - it fit our Graco Modes 3 Lite stroller, car seat, and base. This meant that when she was an infant, we could stroll her around the airport and then feel comfortable gate checking the stroller, etc. It also meant that when we traveled with the stroller as a toddler stroller, the bag also fit other items that we didn't feel like carrying (things that stayed in the bottom basket, for instance). It does have some marks after use, and I doubt it's meant (at this price) to be extremely durable - the fabric is thinner than I expected. But it's also easy to mend, and at that cost, a no brainer. I've already recommended it to other people.

This is very thin. I didn't think it would be so thin. However, I found that it did for my fast action click connect jogger once I took the rear wheels and tray off. It even has enough room for 2/3 parts of my booster seat. The negative, I couldn't zip it past the first corner before the zipper separated. I'm hoping it was a fluke because Amazon is sending a replacement. UPDATE: Received the replacement and zipper worked fine. This bag was big enough to fit my fast action click connect jogger after we took the wheels off and the seat part of our Graco blossom high chair booster system and our tuffo blanket. The tray went with our portable crib and the base fit in one of our suitcases. It was durable enough to survive 4 planes, but did not escape unscathed. There are two large rips that look like we're the result of rough handling or cargo shifting. My husband didn't appreciate the benefits and envied those who didn't bother with a bag. However, those people had umbrella strollers. Since our son is 8 months and frequently falls asleep on stroller walks, we needed our full sized stroller. I would not trust the handling of the stroller if it were not contained since the fold is engaged by a plastic bendable loop. I also appreciate the benefit of stowing other items within the bag since this bag checks for free. I plan on getting fabric patches for the tears and making it a traveling passport. Glad we had it, will use it again if we are crazy enough to fly with a baby again.

Fly at least once a year and have seen the way some bags are handled. First time flying with infant (3 month old). Wanted something to protect stroller from being tossed around (coming apart/breaking) and the dirt/grime. Looked at less expensive bags but chose this one due to stronger material. I loved the bag. Sturdy, light canvas material and roomy. It is NOT padded, but worked as expected, if stroller were to break, at least the part would not be lost. I do not see this item lasting ten plus years with repeated use but I do see myself getting my monies worth and then some (again light canvas material). Can be bulky to carry with the stroller in it, but a lot easier than carrying the stroller folded. We kept the stroller out until boarding and then placed stroller inside along with bulky jackets and other non-essential and non-breakable items not needed for the plane ride. Could fit more items inside, however know your airlines rules first. We have a standard Gracco stroller. Would also buy the car seat travel bag if needed. Very pleased.

We had to get the unpadded version for a last minute flight as the padded version was sold out. It's basically just a very light cover and doesn't really protect much. Our stroller got damaged after one use. We gate checked our stroller with this bag and after the first flight there were a couple holes in the bag, the stroller that was inside got dirty and scuffed in spots and we actually had a small tear in the stroller material. After 4 flights there was a lager hole and we threw it out. I wouldn't bother getting the unpadded version. We have the padded version for the car seat and it held up perfectly. We also ordered the padded version for the stroller and will try it for our next flights.

I was hopeful when I had ordered it, even after hearing the horror story reviews, and I was happy to see it fit our Chicco Keyfit30 stroller, but I should have listened. There is no padding whatsoever, and the material is about the same as a super-cheap backpack. $30 wasn't a terrible price since it saved us from having to purchase/rent a separate stroller/carrier for our trip. Now I wish we had done just that. We all know how rough and careless airport workers can be with luggage, and boy did our stroller take a beating on its first trip. The bag was scraped and torn in multiple places, allowing the stroller inside to be damaged heavily. Sure, it was the airport workers that caused the damage, but I was under the impression that this is what this bag was for — to take the beating so your expensive stroller doesn't. Not only did we waste $30, but now we have a ruined stroller that we have to either find replacement parts for or leave looking abused. Horrible product, and I do NOT recommend at all. Airport workers would probably be more careful with a loose stroller since it has no protection. With it being in the bag, they probably feel more inclined to rough it up and think it will be fine. As shown in these photos, a bag that looks like it protects but really doesn't probably means bad news for your stroller. I'm trying to get a refund from Amazon for a product that doesn't do the job it is supposed to.

I just got this bag for an upcoming trip. I have a Britax B-Agile double stroller and it fit in the bag without having to take off the back wheels. Other people mentioned the Britax stroller but said they had to take off the wheels. Just make sure to put it in the bag with the back wheels/handle bar in first and adjust the handle bar back some once it's in the bag. The bag zipped up fairly easily with plenty of room to spare for the snack trays. Plenty of other odds and ends would fit in there too but I don't want to break the bag. Haven't actually traveled with it yet, but just wanted to let people know that the Britax double fits without having to take off the wheels. UPDATE: This bag worked great for our trip. We gate checked our double stroller and the bag kept the stroller perfectly protected. It is very sturdy. Make sure you put the stroller in the bag before you get to the actual gate (right before you step on the plane) because while it is fairly easy to get it in the bag, it does take a bit of fanageling that you don't want to have to be doing while people are waiting in line for you. I would definitely recommend the bag to anyone for airplane (or anything else) travel to protect your double stroller. Great price and the bag is still in perfect shape.

We use the Chicco Keyfit 30 infant car seat with the Chicco Keyfit Caddy as her stroller. Airline regulations allow you to check either a stroller or a car seat for free. Since ours is kind of a two-in-one deal (you can't use the Caddy without the car seat), we needed a bag that would fit both. After reading Amazon reviews on several stroller travel bags, we settled on this one after seeing that another reviewer used it with the same Chicco products. It came, and we're packing. Of course, we'll need the car seat for the ride to the airport, but it's in the bag now so we can get an idea of what else we can pack around it. We are about to take a 4-month trip to Japan for my husband's work. This will be our first flight--let alone international, trans-Pacific, 1/3-year-long trip--with our 6.5-month-old baby. Since it may take us a few days to track down the baby essentials there, we are bringing plenty of bulky objects like diapers, my nursing pads, etc. with us. I had to stop packing so I could come up and rave about this stroller bag! Not only do the caddy and car seat easily fit, I have packed three large packages of disposable diapers and one smaller one, and eight boxes of nursing pads. I still have so much room! I'm thinking this would be a great place to pack our extra shoes and heavier coats. These things are bulky and take up room in a suitcase. We are so glad we bought this bag!!! FYI--We were also hoping to pack our Pack 'n' Play in the stroller bag. Unfortunately, it doesn't fit with both the stroller and the caddy. However, any combination of 2 out of 3 items would fit. I just thought I'd throw that info in there in case you are thinking of doing something similar.

Keeps everything together but the material is flimsy and our stroller ended up damaged so it doesn't really protect anything.

I got this for my Babybee dual stroller, seems to fit the stroller with really large rear wheels and the toddler seat as well no problem. I have yet to take it on the plane but it's very large and seems of good quality. Update: absolutely loved this!!!! This kept our stroller from being damaged, we still had minor scratches but nothing major. The stroller bag fit our huge stroller as well as the toddler seat! We took our stroller to the gate and brought the bag to pack at the gate. I cannot recommend this enough!!! It's a good investment.

Muy buena calidad pero mi carriola es la nuna tavo travel system y cabe súper apenas m,cuando en la descripción leí que si era compatible con los modelos de nuna. Además si usas la carriola con el portabebe definitivamente no cabe. Solo la carriola sencilla y queda muy justa

I used this bag with Uppababy Vista pram to travel internationally. Overall pram weight was close to 37Kgs so not light at all with all equipments attached. Bag turned out to be spacious with wheels detached and was sturdy enough to sustain carrying that kind of weight. Best purchase.

Tolles Teil! Ist sicherlich nicht extrem belastbar, das heißt wenn man wöchentlich fliegt mit dem Kinderwagen, hält es das sicherlich nur 10 mal aus. Aber für uns, die wir dreimal im Jahr fliegen, passen Preis/Leistung eindeutig. Die Tasche ist großgenug auch für unseren Teutonia Mistral P und S Der Zipp hält schon lange genug, auch die Ecken. Super Kauf für gelegentlich Flieger... Reicht allemal