Flight Travel Bag for Pram and Carrycot

Your pram deserves real protection at the airport

Did you know that airlines are NOT liable for damage to gate-checked strollers? Bent frames, scratched seats, torn canopies — all at your expense. The Bramble Flight Travel Bag is the only insurance that actually matters: tough 600D polyester with water-repellent PU coating shields your pram from baggage handlers.

XL size: fits even double strollers

At 120 × 58 cm, this bag is deliberately oversized. It fits single prams, car seats, AND even twin/double strollers. Compatible with all major brands: Bugaboo, Cybex, Joie, Stokke, Joolz, Silver Cross, iCandy, Maxi-Cosi, UPPAbaby and more.

Smart details for stress-free travel

• Padded backpack straps — adjustable, so both hands stay free for your child
• Front handle — for quick grab at the baggage carousel
• Drawstring closure — easy one-handed open and close
• Clear PVC window — for name and flight number, instant identification
• Foldable — packs flat in your suitcase when not needed
• Only 780 g — featherlight despite robust material

What the airlines say

Good news: strollers travel free on all major airlines:

• SWISS — 1 buggy per child free, gate check available
• easyJet — 2 items per child free (stroller + car seat)
• Ryanair — 2 items per child free

But here's the catch: no airline accepts liability for damage to gate-checked strollers. A travel bag is the best — and only — protection.

Travel tips for families

• Budget 1–1.5 hours extra at the airport when travelling with children
• Use your pram until boarding — bag it at the gate
• Write name + flight number on the PVC window
• Photograph your pram before checking — you'll need evidence for damage claims
• Stuff blankets and nappies inside for extra padding

Frequently asked questions

Does it fit double/twin strollers?
Yes! At 120 × 58 cm, it's large enough for most double strollers.

Is it waterproof?
It's water-repellent thanks to the PU coating on 600D polyester — more than enough for rain on the tarmac.

Can I carry it as a backpack?
Yes, it has adjustable padded backpack straps plus a front handle.

Do airlines allow stroller bags?
Yes, strollers travel free on all major airlines. The bag is not counted as additional luggage.

What if my pram gets damaged?
Airlines are NOT liable for gate-checked stroller damage. A travel bag is your best protection — and far cheaper than repairs.