Eat Smart Precision Voyager Luggage Scale Product Review and Giveaway! Ends July 22nd! #giveaway #win #blogher12

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Have you ever gotten to the airport with your suitcase loaded only to realize that it was over the weight limit and you either had to ditch some of your precious items or pay the additional fees?  Airports can be frustrating enough but having a suitcase that is too heavy can really delay you getting on your plane and just plain (pun intended) mess up your day.  I am so glad I found out about the Precision Voyage Luggage Scale from Eat Smart.
I am going to a convention next month in NYC called BlogHer12.  From what I heard there will be LOTS and LOTS of great SWAG to take home.  But I don’t want to be stuck at the airport with bags that are too heavy for the weight limits.  Enter the  Precision Voyage Luggage Scale.  I am so grateful that I was given the Luggage Scale to review.  It is simple to use and now I won’t have to worry about having too much Swag in my bag. 😉  I think I am going to be VERY popular with other bloggers in the hotel!
The scale easily straps to the handle of any suitcase:

Turn the scale on and make sure it reads 0.0:

Lift the scale until it registers the weigh:

The weight will then “lock in” and HOLD so you can easily read it:

Click here to get your own EatSmart Precision Voyager Digital Luggage Scale w/ 110 lb. Capacity & SmartGrip.

Don’t need a luggage scale?  EatSmart also has a whole line of regular scales, food scales, and more!
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