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8/05/2011

Jansport Superbreak Collection 24" Duffle Pack Review

Jansport Superbreak Collection 24 Duffle Pack
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I was totally amazed on how much stuff I could pack into this duffle bag. I think it expands as wide as it is long (24 inches). The extra zipper compartments that come in very handy. Made of of a very lightweight material that makes it easy to fold and store back into the the case it comes with. Has a padded shoulder strap and carrying handles. I was able to pack 4 days of clothing for a family of three in this bag. I wished they had the different colors in stock because I would for sure buy another one. Black was the only color available at the time of my purchase.

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A do-everything convertible duffel to get you where you need to go. Its fabric is 600 Denier Polyester. Its features are detachable shoulder strap, wide duffel-style main compartment with #8 zippers, conveniently converts to backpack for added carrying option, external accessory pocket keeps essentials handy, stash pocket for separating dirty items (24" only), compression straps for controlling the load, rainwelts protect against the elements and wrap handles.

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6/19/2011

Taylor #8120 Digital Luggage Scale Review

Taylor #8120 Digital Luggage Scale
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Flying has become a nightmare lately, especially internationally. All carriers have various luggage size and weight restrictions, and as overweight surcharges have become another source of revenue for airlines many carriers have started enforcing them rigorously.
There's nothing worse than getting to the airport and being told that the suitcase it took you hours to squeeze shut is just two lbs too heavy, and you have the choice to either leave something behind or pay a surcharge.
Of course, you always have the option to use your bathroom scale to weigh your luggage; it's cumbersome, and unless you have one of those fancy scales with a remote screen, by the time the suitcase is on the scale you can't see the dial. Besides, you're still left with the problem of finding a scale at your destination to get ready for the flight back.
Enter the tiny, 5oz Taylor #8120 Digital Luggage Scale. It's basically a handle with a strap and a small LCD readout. Attach the strap to your suitcase handle, press the button and wait for the readout to display 00; then, pick up the handle and lift the suitcase with it, wait for the beep... and read the weight of the suitcase on the display (it can be configured to show lbs or kgs)
It's so small that you can very easily find space for it in the suitcase you just weighted, your carry-on bag, or even a pocket if necessary.
The scale is powered by a standard user-replaceable CR2032 button lithium battery that should last many years.
A very inexpensive price to pay for convenience and peace of mind. Highly recommended.

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