Luggage Scales

[Bonanza]

Does anyone know where I can purchase a set of hand held digital scales for weighing luggage? I need them before Sunday so using Lazada won't work. Has anyone actually seen a set in a shop in Udon? Any help appreciated

[Niggly]

I got mine from Robinson’s

[Centi]

I use my digital body scale. Once without luggage and once with luggage. Difference is luggage weight.

[TAXIfor7/11]

lazada

[Khun Paul]

Vets have large scales to weigh dogs, perhaps for a small consideration they may weigh your luggage

[TAXIfor7/11]

ignore my earlier post regarding lazada just re read your post properly,sounds daft but if its urgent and your stuck for time why not try any 7/11 and use their scales

[Sateeb]

I use my digital body scale. Once without luggage and once with luggage. Difference is luggage weight.

Same here. Those ones with the dial and hook are crap.

[jackspratt]

I find that bathroom scales take up too much room in my suitcase, and eat far too deeply into my weight allowance, when it comes to the return journey.

Hence I stick with my small, portable digital hand scale for each trip.

[Niggly]

I find that bathroom scales take up too much room in my suitcase, and eat far too deeply into my weight allowance, when it comes to the return journey.

Hence I stick with my small, portable digital hand scale for each trip.

You haven't thought about taking large veterinary scales with you then?

[jackspratt]

Who would be silly enough to suggest something like that?

[Bonanza]

Thanks Niggly - got some from Robinson's this evening (at eight times the Lazada price!!).

Thanks also to the posters of other suggestions. Originality raised a few smiles!

[parrot]

Original poster problem solved.....for future ref: I've seen luggage scales in the ?Japanese? style stores, like the one on the bottom floor of Central. Cheap, compared to others.
Not related to the ops question.....but a scale nonetheless. I bought a digital scale from lazada......the kind for the kitchen, 280 baht delivered. I've been using it to reduce the sugar I use in my daily cuppas and to measure the amount of coffee in the same. I don't have a sugar problem.....it's just one of those things I've wanted to do.....and being retired, I have the time to do those things. 9 grams per cuppa down to 8 to 7 to 6 to 5 to 4. One week at a time and I've cut the amount of sugar by >half. I can also monitor the loss of gold in my 43 year old 2 baht chain from wear and tear. Retired life is great!

[Niggly]

Thanks Niggly - got some from Robinson's this evening (at eight times the Lazada price!!).

Thanks also to the posters of other suggestions. Originality raised a few smiles!

Hehe, I seem to recall they were expensive, just didn't want to mention it
For what its worth, I've had mine a good 5 years now & they're still going strong. The cheap & cheerful ones I had before were lucky to last a dozen suitcase weighs. They've paid for themselves many times over in no excess baggage payments for Mrs N.
If they're the same model I found it useful to wrap a bit of tape over the battery terminal when I'd finished as they kept turning on in the bag & draining it

[Khun Paul]

Who would be silly enough to suggest something like that?

The previous poster to yourself.