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Well, I didnt expect this bags maiden voyage to be its last! The baggage folks at American Airlines made quick work of this bag. It had a sturdy zipper and decently thick material protecting our infant car seat, but no matter, AA can break anything. They ground the zipper handle down to a nub, melted the zipper teeth together and tore a very stylish hole in the top. I had to tear the bag open with my bare hands to get the car seat out at our destination. After all this, our Nuna infant car seat came out without a scratch! So I give this car seat bag a 5/5 rating. It was very durable for the price that I paid for it. (AA paid to replace the bag and I got the exact same one again). Im not sure why there are pictures showing a man wearing this bag comfortably on his back - it does not feel good to have car seat resting against your spine. While convenient to carry on your bag, I would not recommend wearing this for more than the 15 minutes it takes you to check your bag in at the counter.

This lasted for only one round trip flight from NYC to LA. I purchased this one and a similar one that was just a nylon bag. I ended up choosing this one because of the extra padding, made it seem thicker. Unfortunately, after coming back home there are holes all over the bottom corners of the bag! I gave three stars because at least it did it’s job for one trip, but lost the two stars because of the lack of durability. I would return this but since I have used it and it has holes, I feel like it is just not right to do so. Therefore, if you’re looking for a padded car seat cover to protect your child’s car seat for one round trip, then this one is for you. If you’re looking to use it for more than once then I’m not sure this one will last you that long.

Great quality, easy to use, easy to fold. 100% recommended

I use this for a trip traveling from New England area to Mexico. Took about 6 flights my whole duration out. Also I was traveling with a toddler. I liked that it’s pretty much a back pack. It allowed me to be able to carry the car seat keeping my hands free (sort of) so I can push the stroller. I’m a petite person so it does look a little funny because it’s just a huge backpack. Also there is plenty of space in it. I have a Graco Convertible 4-1 (not fully aware of what it’s called) but it fits in there with extra space. Space is great to store extra items. I stored extra diapers packs, wipes, and blankets. Which also provides at cushion for the car seat to minimize damage. It looks okay for what it is. It’s not my aesthetic but I mean it served its purpose. What I didn’t like about the item. Well I recommenced maybe lining the inside back area. Like where it leans against your back. The reason why (could also be because I’m short) when you wear the backpack after a while you can feel the bottom of the car seat start to feel like it’s jabbing into you. It makes it comfortable wearing it. I mean I didn’t have to suffer the pin for too long because I checked the bag in anyways. The other thing I disliked but also doesn’t brother me too much. At the end of all the flights I noticed that at the bottom (the area where that car seat jabs you in the bottom back) had a hole in it. It could be from handling and all that. The hole was the size of a golf ball. Luckily nothing in it was small enough to slip out. All items inside were still in place, I had maybe like 1 broken item. The hole doesn’t bother me as much because I don’t travel a lot. For traveling alone with a toddler it really helped out. I should add that family came back with me and they also have a toddler. Unfortunately they didn’t have a car seat carrier. They just dragged their car seat as is. Which I guess isn’t too bad because the parents can help each other out. Again I was alone with my toddler so I don’t see that being managed very well with an active toddler.

Used it one time and already showing drastic signs of wear and tear however, still giving 4 stars because we all know how luggage is handled by airlines. Nonetheless, the design in durability should account for that.

I bought two of these for recent air travel, and they performed great. Theyre easy to fit the carseat into, and I liked the strong backpack straps and waist strap to make carrying the heavy carseats a little easier. There is an internal strap and some padding, and overall the carseats felt secure. Would definitely recommend!

Protects the car seat and easy to carry!

Wanted a durable yet inexpensive cover for our infant car seat for our recent trip to Florida. This fit the bill. Kept our car seat safe and the cover looks like it will last for many more trips to come. No rips or tears after one trip.

Seems to have done the job and kept our carseat safe! Got pretty scuffed up. But better the bag then the carseat!!

I bought this for our trip to Georgia and it worked great! Sturdy good material and easy zippers. I transported the car seat and base in this and they were very well protected on the trip I had no issues. Love that it’s a backpack which made traveling alone with a baby much easier. My diaper bag is also a backpack so I didn’t wear this carrier but I used the straps to loop around the suitcase handle so I could carry everything by myself. I pushed the stroller, wore the diaper bag, and pulled my suitcase with the car seat on it behind me.