Shipping to Canada

[goaliekilr 0]

What way is the cheapest to deliver to Canada, I just got a quote of $44 to ship a Synergy to Saskatoon, sent one to Montana yesterday and it was $9.

-T-

[Guest Marcelo Cordoba]

What way is the cheapest to deliver to Canada, I just got a quote of $44 to ship a Synergy to Saskatoon, sent one to Montana yesterday and it was $9.

-T-

USPS Priority Mail

[hattrick74 0]

$12-15 from US to Canada and thats with insurance

[crosskore 0]

I live in saskatoon Are you sending me an xmas gift?

[sgazi76 0]

USPS Priority Mail

I wasn't aware that you could ship something to Canada via Priority Mail.

I use this link to determine what it'll cost to ship something to Canada.

http://ircalc.usps.gov/

[ryno 0]

It would be global priority, regular shipping to Canada is via standard mail. Regardless you can ship it via USPS for around or under $15. Don't use UPS and I wouldn't use Fedex either, good chance your buyer will get nailed with a nice customs charge. Just my opinion.

[duckjob 1]

If you go standard parcel post, its not bad at all. I just shipped two shafts to canada for $13.25, that is 4-10 days, global priority would have been $17, and that is 3-5 days

[sgazi76 0]

It would be global priority, regular shipping to Canada is via standard mail. Regardless you can ship it via USPS for around or under $15. Don't use UPS and I wouldn't use Fedex either, good chance your buyer will get nailed with a nice customs charge. Just my opinion.

I don't see any Global Priority options that would allow something of that size to be shipped. I only see Airmail/Economy Parcel Post.

[JR Boucicaut 3809]

Send it airmail.

I've sent sticks to Canada under $8.

Too much packing and it'll be more...

[hattrick74 0]

you do have to be carefull of the width of the package, their are oversize charges and i believe you cant even go over 108 in overall size (W, H, L)

[ryno 0]

It would be global priority, regular shipping to Canada is via standard mail. Regardless you can ship it via USPS for around or under $15. Don't use UPS and I wouldn't use Fedex either, good chance your buyer will get nailed with a nice customs charge. Just my opinion.

I don't see any Global Priority options that would allow something of that size to be shipped. I only see Airmail/Economy Parcel Post.

You might be right on the global priority, it may be too big to send that way. JR is right, airmail is the faster option over standard, that is what I was trying to think of.

* Another thing I thought of that may help you out. It's your call but you may consider bubble wrapping the stick to create a nice cushion and cover it with flat cardboard on both sides, then seal of the edges with tape. It will cut down on the weight and overall size as opposed to boxing it up. I've sent and received plenty of sticks shipped that way through the USPS and never had a problem with damage.

Gives you an idea of what I'm talking about.

[goaliekilr 0]

Marcelo and all thanks Priority mail with insurance $18.50.

-T-

[kovalchuk71 212]

That's still pretty high...Ive sent one to Canada for just under 7.00 USPS

[all-star 0]

It would be global priority, regular shipping to Canada is via standard mail. Regardless you can ship it via USPS for around or under $15. Don't use UPS and I wouldn't use Fedex either, good chance your buyer will get nailed with a nice customs charge. Just my opinion.

I don't see any Global Priority options that would allow something of that size to be shipped. I only see Airmail/Economy Parcel Post.

You might be right on the global priority, it may be too big to send that way. JR is right, airmail is the faster option over standard, that is what I was trying to think of.

* Another thing I thought of that may help you out. It's your call but you may consider bubble wrapping the stick to create a nice cushion and cover it with flat cardboard on both sides, then seal of the edges with tape. It will cut down on the weight and overall size as opposed to boxing it up. I've sent and received plenty of sticks shipped that way through the USPS and never had a problem with damage.

Gives you an idea of what I'm talking about.

thats a great diagram.