Alnoor USA Car Seat Travel Bag and Carrier for Gate Check with Travel Pouch - Bright Orange with Blue Letters for Airport, Airplane Gate Check, Car Trips, Carseat Travel Bag for Travel & Storage

Good bag, used with a Graco SnugRide 30 Click Connect car seat and base and there was still plenty of room to spare. I wish there was some reinforcement around the top of the bag where the drawstring is, but we didn't have any problems with it whatsoever. Cinched it up tight, pulled the cinching bead down, then tied a knot in the drawstrings as an extra precaution and stuffed all of the remaining string into the bag. It has both hand-carry handles and a duffle bag-like strap. Only gave it 4 stars because I don't trust this bag will last more than a few trips, but don't let my skepticism stop you - the bag did what it needed to do - keep our car seat clean. No rips or issues after 1 vacation/2 flights. And you can't beat the price.

Pretty drable bags bought two the straps had ripped on both bags upon return flight at baggage pickup. Both were handled through special handling and hand delivered to me. And took a direct flight both was so limited handling. These should be reinforced around the strap and handle bag material is great the strap material is great addition reinforcement needed on the handles. Also the draw string is way too long. I had untide the not and cut them down to make it manageable. Stitching was also very good I am slightly disappointed all quality work and a simple solution for the strap was not implemented for reinforcement.

Given it 4 stars because the product was as described and it did the job. In addition to puttinf in my child's carseat i was able to fit in two bookbags full of cloths and i had no issues with the airline (AA). I feel the string was not secure enough so i just did a triple tie just to make sure it didnt open up in cargo and it did not. All my items arrived safely to my destination (continental travel). The bag did arrive with some skid marks and some tearing. But honestly that is to be expected because the baggage people are not going to care to handle yours stuff carefully. For the price is not a bad deal I should be able to use it one or two other times.

Seems like it will do the trick! Thankfully, our Britax Frontier ClickTight DOES fit (see photo). We have NOT yet tried carrying it through the airport using the handles or shoulder strap, so that will be the ultimate test (I'm not convinced that the straps/fabric will hold up the weight of the seat, but they may surprise me), but it seems like it will last for our roundtrip flight at least. I purchased this more for a germ/dirt covering rather than seat carrying capabilities. If that were my main concern, I would have sprung for a more expensive/better quality cover. Overall happy with the purchase!

I did like how these worked for the most part. We bought two for a family flight out to California from Tennessee. We did have to knot the draw string to keep it from sliding open. On our return flight the bottom had ripped out of one of them. I’m a little disappointed that they didn’t last more than one round trip flight. We have another flight in a week or so and was hoping to get at least two trips out of these bags. I do appreciate that they protected the car seats. Just wish they had lasted longer.

It fit our Graco 3 in 1 seat no problem. It's great for flying. First time we flew with the car seat we used a grabage bag, it was cheaper then buying one of the airports clear bags. So this time we decided to get a car seat cover to not worry about it. Some people who also had car seats when they saw ours covered were like that's a great idea! It does it's job well. All the parts remained inside the car seat bag. The bag came back slightly dirty makes you happy you covered the seat. So I'd say great product. Not too expensive. Still good for more flights!

We used this to gate check our car seat and before we even made it to the gate, the bag ripped in multiple places. We then had to reinforce all the seems with duct tape prior to flying back home in order to make this salvageable. Thankfully we did this, because it again ripped along the seems but he duct tape held it up long enough to transport the carseat. Cheaply put together and you'd be better off using a garbage bag.

We have two carseat bags. The other one we purchased for $15 from an airline at the counter at the airport. This one has a nice zipper pouch so when the bag is not in use, you can store it easily. Unfortunately, there isn't a zipper to close the bag when the carseat is inside. Instead, there is a drawstring that may or may not stay closed in transit. The material seems sturdy and the color is nice, but without a zipper close I don't find this to be a very useful carseat bag.