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 Balanzza Luggage Scales
 Balanzza Luggage Scales ... and easily check their luggage weight, so there are no nasty surprises at check-in. Simply place your bag or suitcase on the strap and lift from the ground until the beep sounds. The weight will then be clearly displayed on the screen, ready for you to start your travels secure in the knowledge you’re not going to incur extra costs before you’ve even left the UK! The Balanzza is compact, lightweight and weighs in both kilograms and pounds up to 44kg (100lbs), far exceeding any airline baggage allowance. It has a large easy-read digital display, strong handle and is accurate to within 0.1 kilograms.Newest Review: ... £22 Argos voucher for it, I bought the scales for £19.49 at my local store. Have to say, the first ones didn't work. But ... more ... Argos were happy to replace them. The second ones work a treat.
Ok, here's what you do. You unsnap the clip, and slip the strap through your suitcases handle. Snap the clip together again. Turn the scales on, and lift.
It takes a few seconds to weigh, so make sure the lifter is pretty strong!
When it's registered the weight, it will beep. Set your case down and read the display.
Simple.
They are also small enough to slip into your hand-luggage so you can take them with you to weight before you return home.
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Price Comparison for Balanzza Luggage Scales
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Balanzza Luggage / Suitcase Weigh Scale
Weighs up to 44 kg / 100 lbs of luggage Simple to use Avoids exce ... Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Read Reviews for Balanzza Luggage Scales
Balanzza Luggage Scales: Money saving MUST have! (258 words)
by - written on 09/07/09 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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After getting stung for excess baggage coming back from Crete last year, I decided it was time to invest in a slightly smaller and definitely lighter suitcase. But to make doubly sure, I bought a digital luggage scale. After cashing my old mobile into Mazuma, and getting £22 Argos voucher for it, I bought the scales for £19.49 at my local store. Have to say, the first ones didn't work. But Argos were happy to replace them. The second ones work a treat. Ok, here's what you do. You unsnap the clip, and slip the strap through your suitcases handle. Snap the clip together again. Turn the scales on, and lift. It takes a few seconds to ... Read the complete review
Very handy product to have (661 words)
by - written on 01/06/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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I've always had problems with weighing my suitcase when I go abroad. This is partly due to my unreliable bathroom scales but also because when the suitcase is on the scales it's nearly impossible to see the weight. So I would spend the journey to the airport worrying about whether my suitcase would incur excess baggage charges. My mum is even worse. She always overpacks (largely due to her instence to take 20 pairs of shoes and 3 boxes of teabags away with her). She always has to distrubute her stuff to other peoples suitcases and then still has an overweight suitcase. So I was browsing my Nans Sunday People magazine one day and saw these scales and thought they looked ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/12/08
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Bought these recently as i was fed up on paying excess baggage charges.
The scales are incredibly simple to use. You just attach the adjustable strap around the piece of luggage (i always attach it to the carrier strap on my suitcase) lift up the luggage, a few seconds (literally) later you`ll hear a beep, drop the luggage on the floor and then you can check what the weight it.
The scales are very accurate and have since helped me to avoid excess baggage charges. They retail for around £18- however i believe this to be good value for money. They are built well, takes 2 AAA batteries and is compact so you can take it on your travels.
I would definetly recommend this product.
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