are the weights 3/4 oz or 1 oz?
1846471
don't know but the sink rate of the net was to slow. need at least one oz per foot
2259486
I purchased this exact set from this vendor and they are 16 oz. I've had them for about 6 months now and I get good use out of them! :-)
1370293
Oh, yeah. It says 3oz. I wasn't paying attention, but the webpage says 4oz, doesn't it?
37898
Hi there! One of these bags weighs approximately 4/10th's of an ounce. I hope that helps and have a great day!
146323
I don't know the exact weight; but I'd be surprised if it was much more than 4 ounces.
792964
There are 3separate weights to remove. .5oz - 7.0 oz. And.5 oz. I think that is 7.1 oz lighter.
743824
It means you weigh 182 pounds and 4.8 ozs, each oz is 1/16th pound, each .1 (1/10) pound is 1.6 ozs. one dime is .1 (1/10) dollar.
1401637
They are about 3" X 4" and in the case they weigh about 12 ozs. They are very portable and we have 2 pairs.
375533
The 1.8 Liter system weighs 11.9 oz / 338 g, the 2.0 liter system weighs 12.4 oz / 351 g, and the 3.0 liter system weighs 12.9 oz / 366 g
961857
The three tubes weigh in at 1.5 oz. The remaining shipping weight (1.7 oz) is due to the really cute little tin in which the 3 tubes are packaged which you can use for various and sundry things!
1289391
I don't know the exact measurements, but they're definitely closer to 3/4 than 1/4. Maybe the other reviewer got a different manufacturing batch or something.
874344
Good question. They could be a pound apiece, 4ozs sounds too light. They are solid, heavy metal and have held up well for me. I am no shrinking violet. I push 310 and ride quite a bit.
742456
Hi, I'm not sure on the ounces but they are 2x1x1. If I had to guess maybe they are 2-3 oz each.
1173571
1 lb. 4.5 oz. according to the spec sheethttp://flip-pal.com/support/specs/
2247529
3.4 ounces. Stating the volume not weight. Hope this is the answer you were looking for.
1956944
Empty they only weigh ounces. The tops are the heaviest part. I love these they don't spill easy grip handle.
1438408
Weighed on a postal scale, it weighs 3.6 oz (or 105 grams). So, less than 1/4 pound.