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PlayWithEffort5,000+ posts

We’ve travelled with the standard 36”, wheeled, equipment bag a few times with no issues. Just check the bag like any normal bag. You can use the extra space for gloves, helmets, cleats, catchers gear etc.

My son packs his regular bag (meaning the one he actually takes to the ballpark to hold his equipment) in this bag as well for flights. He hasn’t used a wheeled bag in years for day to day baseball but it’s pretty handy for air travel so we never got rid of them.

9/24/1810:31 PM

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