Stokke JetKids Travel Bundle, Black, Medium (18.11 x 7.87 x 14.17 inches, 23 liters), Modern

Esta súper para mi niño de 5 años casi 6 para que no camine tanto en el aeropuerto y no hacer corajes los dos. Mide 110cm de altura y aún le sirve, puede poner sus pies en los lados. Puede manejarlo también como vehículo. Hace las líneas de espera más amenas. Solo consideren que muchas aerolíneas no dejan usarlo como reposa pies durante el vuelo.

Super cute!!! Will come back if anything not satisfied.

The perfect travel must have if you have toddlers! We have used it for international and domestic travel for 3 years and it was held up so well! Has additional storage on top of the pack!

NOVELTY ITEM AT BEST. We purchased this bundle for a summer trip to Europe (traveling via airplane and train); easily the worst purchase we ever made! While the BedBox function did help our 5-year-old sleep comfortably on the plane, it does not function well as a piece of luggage (which is what it is primarily supposed to be). First of all, IT'S NOT EVEN WATERPROOF. The holes on the top of the suitcase where the rods for the top compartment/lid slot in and out let rain in! How in God's name did no one in production or testing figure out that PEOPLE NEED TO TRAVEL IN ALL KINDS OF WEATHER?! I'm not going to be paying hundreds of dollars for a suitcase that lets my child's clothes and items get wet. Secondly, the walls of the suitcase are flimsy plastic and when you try to pack it tightly, the sides bow out and don't line up with the lid, so then rain gets in through those holes as well!! The rolling function is smooth (at first) but barely made it 4 weeks before the rubber circlets on the wheels were frayed/worn thin and coming off! Once that happens, just pulling the suitcase (without a child on it) was like doing resistance training. In addition, any time there was an incline or barely bumpy surface, the balance for the entire thing was gone and my son (a skinny 5-year-old) lost his balance and fell off a few times. Just for that, I wouldn't recommend it (unless you only travel in places that have smooth floors and don't have people crowding around or rushing past you). There was a large crack in the front of the suitcase next to the front wheels within weeks, I'm assuming from rolling over/catching on uneven surfaces. But again, why would you design a suitcase with wheels that isn't capable of rolling over all kinds of flooring?! Beyond that, the carry options for the case are not designed for comfort or ease of use. The suitcase itself is extremely bulky for carrying on an adult's shoulder (as shown in instructions), and the strap itself is made of thin material that immediately rolls/folds onto itself, making it dig into your shoulders and leaving you with burns/indentations within minutes. The suitcase also isn't balanced well in this option either, so you're frequently having it slip/fall off and then you need to stop to readjust (a nightmare when trying to get anywhere on time with children). The backpack functioned well for our son and we found the adjustable size (unzip a section and it unfolds and gets longer) very useful. But at this price point, considering the majority of the bundle is the BedBox suitcase, it's absolutely not worth it and a horrible investment. And before anyone assumes anything, our child is well within the age and weight parameters that Stokke claims this item is intended for. We used it on 1 intercontinental plane ride and 6 train rides (across a span of 5 weeks) before it started coming apart, and it lasted a grand total of 1 more train ride before a wheel broke off. NOT suitable as actual luggage, AT ALL.

While my daughter loved the idea of dressing up her cool rolling suitcase with stickers and pack it with her essentials (teddy bear and dolls), it’s extremely limited in its use, and I highly recommend not buying it. Otherwise, you’ll be disappointed and forced to lug the thing around in transit until you return home. Why? Lots of airlines, and more to come, ban the use of this thing. The rules seem to change frequently, which means it’s hard to plan a trip and feel confident you can bring it with you. Based on this plus the price… I’d say that’s just not worth it to me.