
Doona car seat bags
Yorepek Travel Bag for Doona Car Seat, isofix base
- 29.1 x 18.1 x 17.7 in
- Colour: Black
4.5 · 572 ratings
01The seat that is also a pram · 2 bags
Two bodies cut for a Doona: 29.1 by 18.1 by 17.7 inches with room for the isofix base, and 24.4 by 16.9 by 16.5 without.
A Doona is a car seat with wheels folded under it, which makes it a difficult shape to bag: the wheels stay on, the handle stays up, and the base — if the base is coming — is a second object of its own. The two bodies here answer that directly. The 29.1 by 18.1 by 17.7 inch bag takes the seat and the isofix base together; the 24.4 by 16.9 by 16.5 inch one is for the seat alone and is noticeably easier to handle at a gate.
Choosing between them is a question about the far end of the trip rather than about the bag. If there is a base waiting in the car you are borrowing, take the smaller body. If the base has to travel, take the larger one and accept the extra bulk, because a base wrapped separately is a base that gets separated. The larger body carries 572 ratings; both are black, $31.99 and $33.99, and one of them comes with a luggage tag already fitted.
A bag is luggage, not a restraint. What the federal aviation administration asks for is separate and specific: the safest place for a child under two on a US airplane is an approved child restraint system in its own seat rather than a lap, and the seat has to carry the line "This restraint is certified for use in motor vehicles and aircraft" printed on it. Read the manual before you fly, because a seat that cannot be secured properly in an airplane seat is one you may be asked to check as baggage. And when it comes back off the belt, look at it. The national highway traffic safety administration draws its line between a crash you can keep a seat after and one you cannot partly on whether there is visible damage to the seat; a bag keeps grease and rain off a shell and gives a handler something to hold, and it does not certify what is inside it.
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2 sizes, each one a link to the card that carries it.

Doona car seat bags
4.5 · 572 ratings

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02Next to it on the shelf
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03Asked before ordering
What people ask us about doona travel bags before they pick a size.
The 29.1 by 18.1 by 17.7 inch body does, seat and base together. The smaller 24.4 by 16.9 by 16.5 inch body is for the seat on its own, and it is the easier one to move through an airport if the base is not travelling.
No, and they are not meant to. These bodies are cut around the seat as it folds, wheels and all, and that is what makes their dimensions are so specific compared with the general car seat bags on the main shelf.
The one that matches what is travelling. Base coming: the larger body. Base staying home or waiting at the other end: the smaller body, every time — it is a lighter, squarer thing to carry and there is less of it for a handler to catch on a belt.
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