Mares XR skeletonized aluminum plate. 1.5 lbs dry weight. I've also seen where someone attached a backpack to a stainless plate with a few book screws and used it as a personal item for carryon (reducing checked luggage weight). Pretty slick.
looking for travel backplate reccomendation.
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You know, I've posed that same question to airline check-agents over the years. In my experience, they always think it is.
Eric Sedletzky
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You know, I've posed that same question to airline check-agents over the years. In my experience, they always think it is.
Those nassty check-in agentsess, wanna deprive us of 2 more pounds of life-saving prresciousss. Here's an idea: pay them an extra $25 and check in the sharpies and the non-essentials like toothbrush and change of underwear, and solve the weight problem that way.
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