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Pedalboard weight

Just a simple question after i got my board set.

How much does your board weight?

I've came across a 66 lbs monster, and despite loving every pedal, not feasible for me to carry it around.
 
Yes, 30 kg = 66 lbs.

I think i have a problem. I mean, i see lots of big boards around here, and i was amazed that everybody carried such heavy boards around. Got mine for a week or so and i want to split it in half.

Estimatives are just fine! No need to weight it, but people will start getting curious. :D
 
I've actually wondered this. I had a PTJr for a bit and just didn't like the weight when it was filled up, so I try to keep the gigging boards to 5 pedals or less. Guesstimate my main board is around [del]7 lbs[/del]. EDIT: huh, after seeing the pic below, my Nano can't be over 5 lbs. Maybe my plywood version is.
 
Mini-Pedalboard-weight.jpg
 
good question. I did a few gigs with a soundscape-y band recently and the bag with all the pedals (no board) weighed almost as much as my 1x12 Avatar cab. Not really fun in crowded public transport.

I am down to 6 pedals now, with the main offender in terms of weight (Whammy) replaced by a Pog. Probably 10-12 lbs or so now?
 
I've got an SKB PS-45 board, which by itself is 23 lbs.:rollno: With pedals, its probably hitting somewhere around 35 lbs. Roland gr-20, SA MWBD2, OC-2, filtertwin, tlc, tc flashback, SA exp pedal. I did have an m9 and a morley tm stevens wah on it. I'm trimming back now, before my back trims me!:hiding: