Anyone taken their PRs on holiday?

[Lukey]

I ask this question because the first night I was on Kos, Greece I find myself wanting to run back to the hotel and bounce along Bar Street and the seafront. This wanting for them repeated themselves later in the week a few more times.
I know a shot of that would've done me well for Matt's photo comp! grrr   

It was whilst I was by the pool that someone said that they sound like they could've gone on board as "sport equipment". Looking up how much that'd cost.

Anyone got the weight of PRs to hand? I'm on 7090s.

Cheers

[Sprog]

PR's are 5kg each, so the pair would be 10kg...

I want to take mine holiday next week as we're only going on a canal boat, I want them for in the evenings when we pull up, but i'm not allowed to take them for some unknown reason

[swebounce]

I usally just take my skips in my ice-hocky trunk.
You can also check them in as sport equipment and it cost about 30€.
I travle bye flight several times a month with my powerskips and it has never been a problem.

[freshgeardude]

You can also check them in as sport equipment and it cost about 30€.
I travle bye flight several times a month with my powerskips and it has never been a problem.

ya i thought about that, when you mean its like sports equipment do u bring it carry on into the plane?

[swebounce]

There is no way they will let you bring your powerisers into the plane.
Just get a extra bag for your risers, I have travled with my powerskips for 5 years without any problems with them. Nothing broken on truble with the airlines.