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Yorepek Infant Car Seat Travel Bags

A 22 by 19 by 15 inch body cut for an infant carrier rather than a convertible, with a padded handle.

2bags on this page
$28.99–$29.99across the page
2sizes
1colours

All 19 on the car seat travel bags shelf

An infant carrier is a smaller and more awkward object than a convertible seat: shorter, wider at the shoulders, and carrying a handle that will not fold flat. A bag cut to 22 by 19 by 15 inches fits that shape without leaving the half-metre of slack that a convertible bag would, and slack is what turns into a snagged corner on a belt. The padded handle on this body is the part you actually use, because an infant seat gets picked up and put down about six times between a car park and a gate.

Blue, $28.99 to $29.99, with 725 ratings behind the line. If your seat travels with its base, this is not the body for it — the base wants the larger padded bags on the main car seat shelf or the Doona bodies, depending on the seat. And whichever bag it travels in, look the shell over when it comes back: the federal guidance we cite treats visible damage as the line between a seat that stays in service and one that does not.

Before you hand it over

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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Yorepek Infant Car Seat Travel Bags by size

2 sizes, each one a link to the card that carries it.

Yorepek Infant Car Seat Travel Bag, Blue

Infant car seat travel bags

Yorepek Infant Car Seat Travel Bag, Blue

  • 22 x 19 x 14.5 in
  • Polyester
  • Colour: Blue

4.6 · 725 ratings

$29.99
Yorepek Infant Car Seat Gate Check Bag

Infant car seat travel bags

Yorepek Infant Car Seat Gate Check Bag

  • 22 x 19 x 15 in
  • Polyester

4.6 · 725 ratings

$28.99

03Asked before ordering

Yorepek Infant Car Seat Travel Bags: questions

What people ask us about infant car seat travel bags before they pick a size.

Will your infant carrier fit a Yorepek infant car seat bag?

Measure the shell at its widest and its tallest with the handle in the position it will travel in. This body is 22 by 19 by 15 inches, cut for an infant carrier rather than a convertible seat, and a convertible will not go in it.

Will a Yorepek infant car seat bag hold your base as well?

No. This body is sized for the seat alone. If the base is travelling, look at the larger padded bodies on the car seat shelf or, for a Doona, the body cut around the seat with its isofix base.

What should you do with the seat when a Yorepek bag comes off the belt?

Look at it before you install it. The national highway traffic safety administration treats visible damage to a car seat as a reason not to keep using it, and a bag protects a shell without certifying what is inside.

One button, the whole Yorepek range

Every size, colour and capacity in the Yorepek lineup sits behind this button, with the price from our last update beside it. Measure the thing you have to carry, check it against the dimensions on the card, and it ships from our retail partner.