J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

This bag is great. I read the reviews and decided to try it myself. The stroller fit if I unscrewed the front sunvisor and I packed it with me!

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

The bag seems sturdy and great for the price (read: won't rip easily). However, although in the product description it specifically states it can fit the BOB single jogging stroller, in reality it cannot. My husband and I spent an hour trying to manipulate the stroller into the bag and even removing the wheels, infant car seat adapter, etc. the stroller barely fits halfway into the bag. Very disappointed!

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

We used this for a recent trip and were able to fit both our Chicco KeyFit 35 and the Chicco KeyFit Caddy stroller inside. It was great to have just one (though large) bag to check at the gate. The bag and our stroller/car seat came out on the other side without a scratch.

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

Used this bag for one trip and there is a 6-inch tear at the seam. Bag was only holding a Chicco single stroller.

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

This bag doesn't fit the Kolcraft Contours Double. The wheel base is too wide, so it won't zip closed. Glad I tried it out two days before the trip instead of standing in the airport like I had planned.

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

Bought it but couldn't use it. Doesn't fit Graco Quattro Tour Duo double stroller. Just found this out on eve of travel (flights). We'll keep looking.

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

I purchased this product because i had to make a last minute trip to PR. In this bag i was able to fit DD infant carrier car seat AND the car base along with the Baby Trend frame stroller. Once you fit it all well it works great. People in the airport were kind of shocked i managed to fit all 3 items in the bag. The bag also fits the Chicco brand stroller very comfortably with room to spare for other small items.

I did have a small issue with the material of the bag but i know for a fact that the baggage handlers of the airline dragged the bag on the concrete (the scrapes on the bag were very visable) witch made 2 small holes at the bottom of it. (But nothing that would stop me from using the bag as is). I was very upset about this but again i don't blame the material. I definitely would purchase this bag again if needed.

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

I was looking for a bag to protect our Baby Jogger City Elite stroller during our recent family vacation and this worked perfectly. I did have to remove the side wheels in order for it to zip up and there was lots of room left. I used the extra room for other baby essentials: travel high chair, infant life vest, etc. I was able to check the entire bag as a stroller. Awesome!

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

We were able to fit a Peg Perego P3 AND a typical lightweight umbrella stroller in this bag at the same time. While it made it quite heavy to carry, it was not impossible to carry with the handle and/or shoulder strap. Most of the time it was just going from the top to bottom of the boarding tunnel to/from the plane, so we just dragged it and it was fine.

Comments about J.L. Childress Co., Inc. 1006871 J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Travel Bag:

I bought this to use for our Baby Jogger City Select double. When the stroller is broken down (seats off, wheels off, double seat's peg-things off, frame folded)it fits in this bag with room to spare. Before going on our trip I decided to use some duct tape to "write" the word "stroller" on 2 sides so that it wouldn't be confused with a golf bag or something else, so we'd get it back at the gate. (Good idea, by the way, I'd recommend doing something like this if you use this bag for air travel). Geez, this bag sure took a beating. Lots of holes all over and they nearly ripped off one of the handles. We'll need to repair some of the holes (I'll probably use duct tape or something) and the handle needed re-stitching for the flight home, but otherwise, this bag protected our stroller and was worth every penny. Our stroller ended up with a few dings, but nothing major. Please note: airport luggage-haulers are not gentle with ANYTHING. They will toss, chuck, bang, throw, launch your luggage, so be weary. This bag did not completely hold up to their beatings. But it did the best it could. It's come away with many scars and bruises, but they can be fixed. This bag will be used 2 more times before the year is over, and it will probably need more repairs after each trip, but it's sacrificing itself for our beloved stroller. Worth the money! Just be sure to do some precautionary reinforcing before taking it to the airport (like going over the stitching with a sewing machine and bringing some duct tape with you to make repairs) For the price, it's worth it. If you are looking for a bag that won't even give in to those mean ol' luggage-haulers, then plan on spending lots more money, or maybe buy a couple of these bags and place one inside the other.