I've never used Bowling Ball Express before, and in looking at their website, I am a bit confused......

Do they "allow" for you to ship 3-Ball Travel Totes?  I see that they do not allow for bags to be shipped, but they allow totes, and in the same sense, they allow for 2-ball and 4-ball shipments, but nothing is mentioned of 3-ball.  In the last few years, the 3-Ball Travel Tote has become rather popular.

I'm wondering if anyone has shipped one of these to the Championships via BBE, and if you had any complications?

Thanks.
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Why does everyone try to make it harder than it really is?  Overthinking makes the game that much more difficult.

I checked out the rates as I was considering shipping equipment...   $70 for a 4 ball box each way with rediculous restrictions on how the balls can be packed and what you are allowed including in the shipment etc.  Worst case on the airline is $15 for one bag and $25 for the second.  I can save $30 each way and pack whatever I would like inside my bags.  Not much of a choice IMO.

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After an 18 mo. hiatus, I'm back...

BBE is expensive.  I asked the cost to ship ONE 16 pound ball.  Their answer.......$50.00.  My jaw hit the floor.  I do some shipping at my full time job and my experience is that with ground shipments, it costs about $1.00 per pound on average.  I expected worst case scenario $20.00 to ship my one ball.  Instead, a friend of mine bought a ball from the Visionary Booth and we split the cost of shipping two balls, which came to $30.00 a piece.
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