Balanzza Ergo Digital Scale Provides Confidence

by jeff on Mon, 2008-11-24 12:31
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Balanzza Ergo Digital Scale How many times have you had your luggage placed on the scale at the airport, and you became concerned you might be fined? Did you pack too much? Are your bags overweight? There is a way to know the weight of your bags before you get to the airport. I use a handheld scale when I travel with my family to get each bag to 49 lbs. The Balanzza Ergo digital handheld scale requires AAA batteries (included), can weigh bags up to 100 pounds and is only 10oz. The Balanzza is $24 MSRP, and is much less than the penalties from the airlines.

See the graph below to better understand the penalties and fees from the airlines:


Airline luggage fees

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Submitted by erictheboxer (not verified) on Tue, 2009-06-23 04:24.

These scales are great. The actually do work. The first time we used them was on a trip to Mercia, Spain. Outbound the weight on the airport scales was exactly the same as it had been on the Balanzza Ergo scales. However, on the return journey the airports scales were showing that we were over by 4 kg! According to the Balanzza scales our case weighed 19kg.
After much discussion we were allowed to progress without incurring any baggage charges.

So there is a lesson to be learnt. Take them with you when you travel. They're not just for the outbound flight.

We bought our in the UK from www.digital-luggage-scales.co.uk for £18.49. Well worth it and highly recommended.

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