J.L. Childress DELUXE Gate Check Bag for Umbrella Strollers - Premium Heavy-Duty Durable Air Travel Bag, Adjustable Shoulder Strap - Fits Compact, Umbrella-Style Strollers, Grey

Was excited to use this as I didn’t want my grandsons new standard sized Graco stroller with umbrella scratched up. I was so disappointed when it wouldn’t fit. I couldn’t get the wheels all in so one side was completely exposed. It was so tight that I thought I’d rip the bag for sure trying to get out.

I purchased this for my Summer Infant 3D Mini convenience stroller. I got this bag instead of the orange one because it is longer and the 3D Mini is very long for an umbrella stroller (in my opinion). Anyway, while this bag was still a bit too short for the stroller, the little carrying bag that’s it fits into (the bag is sewn into the carrying bag) fit perfectly over the handles of the stroller so I was able to totally enclose the stroller in the bag. It’s made of sturdy material and withstood two flights without issue. It’s a little challenging to get the bag folded back into the carrying bag, but I just stuffed it in and it was fine. My only complaint is that the bag is very wide compared to my umbrella stroller, and I’m short (5’3”) so it kind of made it hard to wrangle, but nothing that would keep me from buying it again.

This gate check bag is a sturdy quality product that could easily fit the largest of umbrella fold up strollers. I was able to fit two smaller umbrella strollers in there without any ripping or tearing. The carrying case is also attached to the gate check bag so you wont lose your carrying case on your trip. The fabric did not tear easily. Recommended.

We’ve taken it in a few flights now and it has held up and worked great so far. I feel like it’s easier all around for whoever has to load it and for us to help keep it clean because we all know it’s hard enough to keep it clean with kids

I love that this bag has both a handle and a shoulder strap. It is the perfect thing to pack and transport my folding umbrella stroller, which didnt come with its own bag. The only issue Ive noticed is that since it is a soft bag that offers no protection, my umbrella stroller was bent/damaged when I flew with it because the baggage handlers must have sat larger bags on top of it. I wasnt expecting it to offer any protection of that kind, based on the type of product that it is, but since Ive had that experience, I thought I should mention it. It has held up really well for car travel, though.