These are just the job for weighing your cases before you go on holiday. You could spend the cost by just going a Kilo overweight. Small enough to take everywhere with you.
This is fantastic & will do a great job by replacing my mechanical spring balance that I have used for years to weigh my checkin luggage for flights saving me paying tonnes of money to the airlines
Been after one for a while after almost getting stung by Ryanair one time (£45). Group of 10 of us all opened our cases and spread my stuff between them. According to my bathroom scales, I was in the right of course.
How much baggage allowance are you allowed , i booked with Expedia and cant see it ...as its taking me on all different airlines , northwest , american and air france
I plan on going to the USA to buy a ton of clothes , if i fill a big 120 litre suitcase full of clothes would i be ok?
Im going soon so dont think ill order this as it seems to come from the US and may take to long to get to me
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How much baggage allowance are you allowed , i booked with Expedia and cant see it ...as its taking me on all different airlines , northwest , american and air france
I plan on going to the USA to buy a ton of clothes , if i fill a big 120 litre suitcase full of clothes would i be ok?
Im going soon so dont think ill order this as it seems to come from the US and may take to long to get to me
to the US its 27 kg. I was at 35kg and if i didnt take anything out they would charge $70. Took a wash bag out and he let me through
If you have some good bathroom scales you can fairly accurately weigh a suitcase
1. Stand on the scales and note down your weight.
2. Pick-up the suitcase and stand on the scales again.
3. Subtract your weight from the total to get the suitcase weight.