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DIGITAL LUGGAGE SCALE Portable Light Weight Scales Postal Weigher NEW |  | Brand: Balanzza
Category: Sports
Department: unisex-adult
Buy New: $13.18
as of 3/19/2010 19:49 PDT details
New (6) from $13.18
Seller: Scuba West Florida
Rating:  28 reviews
Sales Rank: 2010
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 9.7 x 5.2 x 1.4
MPN: BZ-100
UPC: 094922731173
EAN: 0094922731173
ASIN: B000WKP7BK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Digital Portable Light Weight Luggage Scale | | • | DON'T PAY LUGGAGE FEES. This product will PAY for ITSELF in Savings | | • | High End Quality Product! | | • | MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTEE! | | • | AUTHORIZED DEALER, FULL MANUFACTURER´S WARRANTY!!! |
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Product Description
SOLID Heavy Duty Hook Very Sturdy Canvas Belt Loop Pack Smart and weight your own luggage Don't pay overweight Easy to use Strong and Comfortable handle to lift object Tare and Zero function to calibrate or weight content of container or luggage Weight in Lb. or Kg./switch with one click Up to 100Lbs or 44 Kg. Compact size for easy carry and transport The automatic hold feature allows you to lift the luggage, set it down on the floor and then read the weight Strong strap to secure the luggage to the scale, no hooks Big Digital Display for easy reading. Black with Green Highlights MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTEE! AUTHORIZED DEALER, FULL MANUFACTURER´S WARRANTY!!! Don't get ripped off by the airlines. Weight your own luggage before you travel. Save money!
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 28
A MUST FOR TRAVELERS March 4, 2010
James A. Kaniper (USA)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
A MUST FOR TRAVELERS, November 8, 2008
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I purchased this because we were traveling for 3 weeks with alot luggage(8 bags).It seems one is always over weight. It work great for the first 2 weeks with out a problem, HOWEVER in the 3rd WEEK IT JAM AND THE ONLY WAY TO UNJAM IT WAS TO TAKE OUT THE BATTERY. This happen a couple times after that,unfortunately we are home and won't be traveling for a couple more months. I will keep you up to date.
UPDATE: 9/1/2009 As of this date we recently used it again and it it work GREAT with no problems
 Digital Luggage Scale February 3, 2010
Cottage K (Arden, NC)
This is perfect while packing suitcases in order to keep luggage weight within airport regulations. This works very well and we are pleased with its accuracy.
If you travel a lot, you shouldn't be without it... January 10, 2010
K. Maynard
A friend of mine uses this scale and recommended it to me. It is super easy to use and very accurate. The weight has been spot on with airport scales all over the U.S. No more overweight charges or embarrassing moments moving stuff from one bag to another. Well worth the investment!
Going strong after 18 months of heavy use January 6, 2010
James Sperber (San Juan Capistrano, CA United States)
I never paid much attention to baggage weight under the old 70 pound (32kg) limits. However, when the limits were lowered to 50 lbs/23 kgs in 2005, I found that sometimes my bags were a few pounds overweight. One solution has been to pay more attention to the empty weight of a piece of luggage before purchasing it, something I never considered before. The second solution is to weigh your bags accurately before leaving for the airport, and that's where this useful device comes in handy.
Weighing bags in the past was awkward, as one had to lift the bag and stand on a bathroom scale, then weigh oneself again empty-handed and subtract the difference. Not very easy to see the dial with a large duffel bag in one's hands!! Another limitation affected persons of size (say, over 250 lbs) whose combined weight---personal plus baggage---might exceed the capacity of the bathroom scale in use. Even a 100 kg/220 lb man might exceed a scale's capacity if trying to weigh a 70 lb (32 kg) bag, which is still allowed in Business and First Class.
In addition, while bathroom scales were adequate for home use, most people preparing to fly home could not avail themselves of a scale unless they were staying in a private home. Portable mechanical baggage scales were not much better; they still required a second person to glance at the dial as the bag was lifted off the ground.
This device weighs in kilos or pounds. You attach its strap to the baggage handle, lift the bag off the ground, and the scale beeps when it has recorded the weight. Best of all, the weight remains displayed on the scale screen until you clear it, so you can check the result, without a helper, after you've placed the bag back on the floor. I have found the scale to weigh within 0.2 kgs (0.4 lbs) of most airport scales, and have never been penalized at the airport for any bag that met the limits using this scale while packing. The original pair of AAA batteries are still in use 18 months after purchase. On several occasions, I was able to make last minute adjustments by moving items from one bag to another to bring both bags down below 50 lbs/23 kgs, including one such strategic transfer on a train platform in the Frankfurt Airport.
While most US airlines do not weigh cabin bags, as long as one meets dimension limits, the same is not true overseas. Many European airlines restrict the weight, as well as size, of cabin bags. If your itinerary includes connections involving more than one carrier, your checked bags--which usually are checked through to your final destination--need only meet the regulations of the carrier operating the first flight segment. But your cabin bags must meet the regulations of ALL of the carriers involved. This may mean being barred from bringing your cabin bag on board the second or third flight segment of a journey, even though the first carrier had no issues with your bag's weight. By checking the websites of all of your airlines, and using an accurate scale, you can avoid high surcharges.
I was so delighted with the scale's performance that I bought two additional ones for relatives and friends in Europe who fly frequently in Europe on an assortment of airlines. They need to stay current of the rules on the airline websites, but the scale allows them to stay within the allowed limits.
 hated this item! December 2, 2009
C. Kennedy (Blairsville, PA United States)
Could never get it to read acurately! It would sometimes beep (read the weight), other times it wouldn't. I pitched it in Bermuda.
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