J.L. Childress Standard & Dual Stroller Bag - Travel Bag for Airplane, Fits Most Single & Double Baby Strollers, Airport Accessories for Gate or Baggage Check, Adjustable Strap - X-Large, Unpadded

This fits the Thule Urban glide 4 (four wheel) stroller. I’ve been searching for a bag, reasonably priced that can accommodate our off road stroller. This is perfect! Even has a little room to spare. The zipper seems solid. Nice black material that won’t show scuffs. It has a nice adjustable carry strap. The material feels as thick as canvas and is water resistant. There isn’t any padding on the interior so I might use a smaller separate bag for the wheels, then pack them inside so they don’t get damaged. Overall exactly what we needed!

We bought this to bring our own Baby Jogger City Mini Double stroller with us to Disneyland. I saw that the bag by Baby Jogger cost 4x as much, so decided to give this bag a try. The bag seemed well made and sturdy. I also liked that it has both the short handles and a long shoulder strap. Also has a small clear window with name tag. The stroller fits with the front wheels removed, which is super quick. The shape of the bag is more of a rectangle and our folded stroller is more of a square (hope this makes sense!) but it fit. Because the bag was long, there was plenty of extra room on the side to put the removed wheels and couple of jackets and blankies. I practically dragged it on the ground to gate check it and the bag was very strong. Even though it is not a padded bag, the heavy canvas material provides protection & contained the stroller well. Both the bag and the stroller made the trip with no damage whatsoever. Very happy with this bag and will use it again if we need to fly with our stroller. Two thumbs up!

This is very thin. I didn't think it would be so thin. However, I found that it did for my fast action click connect jogger once I took the rear wheels and tray off. It even has enough room for 2/3 parts of my booster seat. The negative, I couldn't zip it past the first corner before the zipper separated. I'm hoping it was a fluke because Amazon is sending a replacement. UPDATE: Received the replacement and zipper worked fine. This bag was big enough to fit my fast action click connect jogger after we took the wheels off and the seat part of our Graco blossom high chair booster system and our tuffo blanket. The tray went with our portable crib and the base fit in one of our suitcases. It was durable enough to survive 4 planes, but did not escape unscathed. There are two large rips that look like we're the result of rough handling or cargo shifting. My husband didn't appreciate the benefits and envied those who didn't bother with a bag. However, those people had umbrella strollers. Since our son is 8 months and frequently falls asleep on stroller walks, we needed our full sized stroller. I would not trust the handling of the stroller if it were not contained since the fold is engaged by a plastic bendable loop. I also appreciate the benefit of stowing other items within the bag since this bag checks for free. I plan on getting fabric patches for the tears and making it a traveling passport. Glad we had it, will use it again if we are crazy enough to fly with a baby again.

I just got this bag for an upcoming trip. I have a Britax B-Agile double stroller and it fit in the bag without having to take off the back wheels. Other people mentioned the Britax stroller but said they had to take off the wheels. Just make sure to put it in the bag with the back wheels/handle bar in first and adjust the handle bar back some once it's in the bag. The bag zipped up fairly easily with plenty of room to spare for the snack trays. Plenty of other odds and ends would fit in there too but I don't want to break the bag. Haven't actually traveled with it yet, but just wanted to let people know that the Britax double fits without having to take off the wheels. UPDATE: This bag worked great for our trip. We gate checked our double stroller and the bag kept the stroller perfectly protected. It is very sturdy. Make sure you put the stroller in the bag before you get to the actual gate (right before you step on the plane) because while it is fairly easy to get it in the bag, it does take a bit of fanageling that you don't want to have to be doing while people are waiting in line for you. I would definitely recommend the bag to anyone for airplane (or anything else) travel to protect your double stroller. Great price and the bag is still in perfect shape.

The bag is pretty big, fits our Graco Modes Pramette stroller, our Hiccapop DayDreamer with extra free space for other stuff or diapers. The only con: the first time we used it started falling apart, the fabric tears easily and after our 3rd flight, it’s time to replace it… we only gate check our baby gear so we expect it to last longer.

I was hopeful when I had ordered it, even after hearing the horror story reviews, and I was happy to see it fit our Chicco Keyfit30 stroller, but I should have listened. There is no padding whatsoever, and the material is about the same as a super-cheap backpack. $30 wasn't a terrible price since it saved us from having to purchase/rent a separate stroller/carrier for our trip. Now I wish we had done just that. We all know how rough and careless airport workers can be with luggage, and boy did our stroller take a beating on its first trip. The bag was scraped and torn in multiple places, allowing the stroller inside to be damaged heavily. Sure, it was the airport workers that caused the damage, but I was under the impression that this is what this bag was for — to take the beating so your expensive stroller doesn't. Not only did we waste $30, but now we have a ruined stroller that we have to either find replacement parts for or leave looking abused. Horrible product, and I do NOT recommend at all. Airport workers would probably be more careful with a loose stroller since it has no protection. With it being in the bag, they probably feel more inclined to rough it up and think it will be fine. As shown in these photos, a bag that looks like it protects but really doesn't probably means bad news for your stroller. I'm trying to get a refund from Amazon for a product that doesn't do the job it is supposed to.

This was fantastic for traveling with our double stroller! Fit our city mini GT double stroller! I looked high and low trying to find one that would fit and this worked great while being a thick material and easy to carry! I took off the wheels in case it got banged up getting on the airplane. Very sleek design. Water resistant.

Before traveling from Nashville to Oakland with my new baby, I did a lot of research on how best to get my gear there in one piece. I opted to take advantage of Southwest's very generous stroller and carseat checking policy and not schlep my stuff through multiple airports. I chose this stroller bag because it was really the only option. Reviews are mixed but I have had good experiences with this! On the way out, my husband left the shoulder strap on- but that did not turn out to be a problem- although I have been more vigilant about taking it off for future trips. The bag held up great! No tears, the zipper remained intact, it was great! Granted, Southwest is known for having the best luggage-handlers in the business, so this bag might not hold up as well subjected to the manhandling of other airlines' "chuckers." I use a Graco travel system stroller and it is a tight fit around the back wheels, but the bag still zips up well and did not give me any drama. While there is some space left in the bag, I didn't have anything I was willing to let get crushed against the stroller in transit. This bag has no padding at all! But if you had bulky things that could fold flat like beach towels, this would be a great place to stash them! I think I might put the extra baby blankets in here next time. All in all, I found this bag sturdy, reliable, and perfect for my needs! (And even though it's April 1st, this is a no-foolin' review!)