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Bathroom scale???

Ruger2506
Ruger2506 Posts: 309 Member
edited January 1 in Chit-Chat
Question for you guys. We seem to be struggling to find a quality bathroom scale. They all seem to be junk.

Anybody have a decent scale suggestion that won't break the bank?

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  • isabellecmiranda
    isabellecmiranda Posts: 56 Member
    ebay.com has great digital scales brand new... I would look at what I need in a scale and narrow my search that way.
  • To be quite honest, I spent 25 30 ish dollars on the one in my bathroom but you know what? Having a fancy super calibrated scale wasn't something I was looking for and here's why:

    I prefer to see my success in the inches lost on my body. Because I am weight training, along with eating at a deficit, the # on the scale is going to go up and down and be kind of fluid and unreliable. So in my case, being in and around 5 pounds of a particular goal is just fine with me because I know I will keep seeing inch loss as I lose fat and maintain some muscle. Eventually, I will eat at maintenance or even a surplus to gain some muscle and then the scale becomes even more useless to me.

    Hope that gives you something to ponder. :)
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  • knowwhentoshutup
    knowwhentoshutup Posts: 318 Member
    I have a low-tech scale, which I actually picked up at Goodwill. It just didn't seem like something I wanted to spend too much money on.

    It doesn't do anything fancy, but helps me track my weight. And, since I am really only looking for trends (downward is the goal!), that works for me.
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