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Rules for flying with Onewheels can change, but as of now, the Onewheel XR is not allowed as checked baggage. The Onewheel Pint may be taken as a carry-on if permitted by your airline.
For Onewheel travel, the SKB case stands out as a sturdy and reliable choice. This case is favored by various professionals for transporting delicate equipment, ensuring the safety of your Onewheel during transit. TSA agents are familiar with it due to its use for valuable gear.
The Onewheel fits snugly inside the case, eliminating the need for additional padding. While padding was included in some versions, the current Amazon listing lacks it. The robust case has rolling wheels and an extendable handle for easier transport. It weighs just under 50 lbs when carrying the Onewheel, complying with most airline check-in luggage limits.
During a recent trip to Hawaii, the case performed excellently, and including documentation caused no issues. While it may be a bit pricey, it offers quality and durability compared to cheaper, often less reliable options, frequently reported to fall apart after minimal use.
The SKB case is American-made and designed to endure, providing peace of mind that your Onewheel is secure and protected during travel.
Check Amazon for the latest pricing and consider reading more about travel experiences with Onewheel [here](https://oneradwheel.com/how-to-fly-with-a-onewheel-my-packing-airline-experience/).
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