This is a travel cage, but unfortunately you cant carry it without breaking your back. The doorknobs came missing a few parts

VERY heavy carrier for birds

Love this cage! I bought it because of the safety feature allowing you to run the seat belt through the bottom of the cage. I haven’t tried it yet. It was easy to assemble but I did have to pry the slots open to slide in the side panels. The stainless bowls holders didn’t quite fit in the holes. We had to use pliers to bend the wire inward. After a few attempts they fit. It also comes with a touch up paint in case of scratches or rust. The rope is rigid. It can be bent to the shape to fit in the cage. A bit long to install straight across. Overall, it didn’t take long to assemble despite the extra steps. Lot’s of space for our Quaker. It’s true it’s heavy but it’s a solid, well made cage. We will use this cage to bring our bird outside with us. The cage was well packaged, no damage.

I love this cage! I got the ruby red one which is more brown than red and it's very pretty. It was easy to put together and it is very well made. It's very sturdy like the King cages and not flimsy at all. Since my bird is an escape artist I had to add a few things like tie cables to corners even though it can't be collapsed now, but I don't plan on taking it down anyway since I will be using it to contain my amazon parrot while he's in the car. The door handle might be a challenge for him to open which is a relief as on the old one we had to put a padlock on it to keep him in. I figured this out one day when I took him for a ride and didn't know he had escaped from the back seat and climbed up on my shoulder. I about ran off the road. He loves little trips so he's going to love this! This came with all the parts except one little spring was missing, so I am going to have to hunt down one of those although it's not absolutely necessary to make it work. It also came with perch on top and 2 cups and perch. It's very heavy duty and kind of heavy and well worth the extra money of what the old cage was which is lightweight and cheap looking compared to this. The bars are close enough together where he can't get his big head through them. They are about half an inch apart. Someone said something about their bird getting his foot or something caught in the bottom. I don't think this is too likely occurrence but I always put some newspaper or a doggie pee pad in the bottom of the cage anyway instead of in the tray as it's easy to pull that out than it is to keep cleaning the bars.

This is a good sturdy bag. There are some luggage bags and bookbags that aren't as solid.