Not only the Cameleon fits perfectly but it makes it really easy to carry it around. I bought it, took it on a plane as a piece of luggage, and it protects my brand new stroller.

I used this bag with a Chameleon on a couple of flights. Since the Chameleon gets a bit awkward shaped when folded and (IMHO) not suited to wrapping in plastic this is a really good product. It's very nicely made and the stroller fits snugly. Big pics printed inside shows hot to fit it. There are pockets for things, and some space left to stash blankets and stuff. The bag is very light, and so is the stroller so I had no problems carrying the package on my shoulder and having my hands free for carrying other stuff.

Contrary to previous reviewers experience, the airport personnel had no objections or concerns at all, but I always notify beforehand that a stroller is coming along. Strollers usually get special handling however in some cases it was stashed with the ordinary luggage but the stroller survived inside, there were some burn/scuff marks on the fabric. It's robustly made but not on a par with a hardshell suitcase, so go for special handling if you have the option.

Bought this for our Bugaboo Bee. It folds up to a third its size and is well designed to protect your investment in a Bugaboo stroller; if you're going to spend that kind of money on a stroller you probably want to keep it nice. And having spent that kind of money on a stroller, we wanted to be able to travel with it, not buy a separate this+that+anotherthing in lieu of. The only place it falls short is gate check at the airport. If you have as compact a stroller as the Bee is, which is perfectly gate-checkable, it would be nice if gate-checking it IN the transport bag were as seamless. Depending on the airline you fly, they may give you a hard time. If you show them the stroller and the bag separately, no problem. But once you unfold the carrier, it's pretty big. Looks like the rocketboxes that you would carry skis in on top of cars. Though it's light, it looks burdensome to airline gate personnel. We had to have the check-in desk weigh the stroller and approve it on our... Read more