Price: $18.99
(as of Sep 23, 2025 11:54:06 UTC – Details)
Want to make traveling with a stroller easier? Travel with a lightweight umbrella stroller! And then make sure you protect it from dirt, moisture and more so you continue your trip with ease. The bright red J.L. Childress Gate Check Bag for Umbrella Strollers has been a go-to travel bag for parents for over a decade…and with good reason. This durable yet lightweight bag fits and easily covers most single umbrella strollers, and features a drawstring closure with adjustable lock, reinforced seams and carry handle. The attached stretch pouch makes unfolding and refolding the bag quick and easy.
GATE CHECK STROLLER BAG – Specially designed for gate check, the lightweight J.L. Childress Umbrella Stroller Bag has been a go-to travel accessory for parents for over two decades
FITS MOST UMBRELLA STROLLERS – Sized to fit most single umbrella strollers, this travel bag provides reliable protection and convenience for families on the go. Measure your stroller before purchasing
BUILT TO LAST – Our large stroller bag is crafted with durable polyester, reinforced seams, a sturdy carry handle, and a built-in pouch that keeps the bag compact when not in use
SECURE CLOSURE – The lockable drawstring ensures your stroller stays tightly sealed, keeping it clean and protected during air travel. Plus, the wipeable polyester makes it easy to clean if needed
EASY TO SPOT – The bright red color, bold Gate Check logo, and large white ID box help airport staff quickly recognize your bag and return it to you at the gate
Customers say
Customers find the stroller bag to be of good quality, easy to carry around, and effective for gate checks, with one customer noting it survived multiple flights. The bag provides ample protection against scuffs and dirt, keeps strollers clean, and customers consider it worth the price. While some customers say it fits great with larger umbrella strollers, others find it too small for their models. The durability receives mixed reviews, with some customers reporting no rips or tears while others mention the bag tearing after two trips.
