PackLite WeighRight Digital Luggage Scale, 110 lb

PackLite Digital Luggage Scale display showing bag weight in pounds and kilograms

PackLite WeighRight: Digital Luggage Scale, 110 lb

$24.99 USD

$24.99 USD $39.99 USD

Know the number before you get to the counter

A digital scale that reads up to 110 lbs / 50 kg, plus a combination locking strap, for $24.99.

Overweight bag fees run $50 to $200. This pays for itself on one flight.

Loop the strap through your bag handle, lift the scale steadily until the reading locks, then read the weight. Use the tare function first if you want a net weight.

It reads up to 110 lbs / 50 kg and switches between pounds and kilograms. Weigh on a level surface and let the reading settle. Always confirm your airline's exact limit, since limits vary by carrier, route, and fare class.

The adjustable strap uses a combination lock to help keep a full suitcase shut in transit, and the color makes your bag easier to identify on the carousel.

The battery is included and there is a low-battery indicator. The scale is small enough to keep in your carry-on so you can re-check the weight before the flight home.

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FAQ'S

Holding a suitcase on a bathroom scale gives you a rough number at best, and most hotel rooms do not have one. This reads up to 110 lbs / 50 kg directly from the handle, wherever you are.

A digital luggage scale with tare function and a low-battery indicator, plus a combination locking luggage strap. The battery is included.

Yes. The display toggles between lbs and kg, which matters when you fly a route where the airline posts limits in kilograms.

Limits vary by carrier, route, and fare class, so check your airline's page before you pack. The scale tells you what your bag weighs, you match it to their number.

What the PackLite Luggage Scale Does

A pocket-sized digital scale that reads your bag up to 110 lbs / 50 kg in pounds or kilograms, with a tare function for net weight, packaged with a combination locking strap.

The Fee Math Is Simple

An overweight bag runs $50 to $200 at the counter, and it is charged each way. At $24.99, the scale pays for itself the first time it keeps you under the limit.

Fee amounts vary by airline and route.

Weigh It in the Hotel Room, Not at the Counter

At the check-in desk your only option is to unpack in front of a line. In your room you can still move a pair of shoes into your personal item and be done in a minute. Keep the scale in your bag and re-check before the flight home.