Travel baggage scale
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mike_s
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yeah.... I had two bags last year... one was about 44 pounds the other about 53 pounds.
Although both of them were under 100 pounds total, they made me take stuff at the checkout line from one bag to the other so I didn't get charged a $50 over weight bag fee. go figure.
held up the line for a few minutes because of this
Although both of them were under 100 pounds total, they made me take stuff at the checkout line from one bag to the other so I didn't get charged a $50 over weight bag fee. go figure.
held up the line for a few minutes because of this
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After nearly "gouged" $1k by Philippine Airlines for extra/overweight check-in baggage --three luggage pieces with tech gear and a scooter, each weighing close to 30kg/66lbs-- this digital scale would be a handy tool in verifying the actual weight of your bags (as well as a hard copy printout of the airlines' carry-on/check-in sports equipment luggage policy). . .
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