What Scale does everyone use!
KristenMarie1181
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Hello everyone! I would like to know what scales are you using to weigh yourself. If you weigh yourself everyday that is. Preferably a scale that goes up to 400 pounds! I have a scale that isn't right. And I really don't want to wait in line at the doctors office every morning just to get weighed either. I need to save my gas and that be very boring in the long run haha
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Ah well it matters to me because I weight A LOT and I wanna see progress. I wanna see my real weight not a weight that gives me 5 pounds then I really am
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I use the Fitbit Aria (weight limit is 350 lbs). It's also not a cheap scale.
I suggest looking on amazon. They have a few on their that are reasonably priced, have good reviews, and have a 400lb weight limit. This one for example has 17,xxx reviews with a rating of 4.6 stars:
http://www.amazon.com/EatSmart-Precision-Bathroom-Capacity-Technology/dp/B001KXZ808/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1432675604&sr=8-1&keywords=bathroom+scale
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This one is awesome, I have one and I know other people that do to. Eatsmart
http://www.amazon.com/EatSmart-Precision-Bathroom-Capacity-Technology/dp/B001KXZ8080 -
shadow2soul wrote: »I use the Fitbit Aria (weight limit is 350 lbs). It's also not a cheap scale.
I suggest looking on amazon. They have a few on their that are reasonably priced, have good reviews, and have a 400lb weight limit. This one for example has 17,xxx reviews with a rating of 4.6 stars:
http://www.amazon.com/EatSmart-Precision-Bathroom-Capacity-Technology/dp/B001KXZ808/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1432675604&sr=8-1&keywords=bathroom+scale
Ty I have a taylor right now from Wal-Mart and well it is off lol!
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I weigh myself at my gym. state of the art digital...love it.0
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there is one at the gym that reads me the same weight every day when i go in.. Seriously lol!0
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KristenMarie1181 wrote: »shadow2soul wrote: »I use the Fitbit Aria (weight limit is 350 lbs). It's also not a cheap scale.
I suggest looking on amazon. They have a few on their that are reasonably priced, have good reviews, and have a 400lb weight limit. This one for example has 17,xxx reviews with a rating of 4.6 stars:
http://www.amazon.com/EatSmart-Precision-Bathroom-Capacity-Technology/dp/B001KXZ808/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1432675604&sr=8-1&keywords=bathroom+scale
Ty I have a taylor right now from Wal-Mart and well it is off lol!
I have never had good luck with scales bought at walmart. Not sure if it's the scales or if I just have crappy luck and always get a lemon.
My last one from walmart (don't remember the brand) wouldn't register 2- 5lb dumbbells and when I tried 2- 25 lb dumbbells (thinking maybe the 5's were just too light), it registered 25-40 lbs depending on how they were placed.0 -
I use the WeightGURU scale I got off of Groupon. I love it because I can sync my results with my phone and keep track of trends and detailed progress.
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Withings WS-50 because I'm lazy and wanted accountability, since it updates your weight in the app for you it makes it harder to fib the numbers up.0
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thecyclingadmin wrote: »Withings WS-50 because I'm lazy and wanted accountability, since it updates your weight in the app for you it makes it harder to fib the numbers up.
you totally lost me here lol what?
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KristenMarie1181 wrote: »thecyclingadmin wrote: »Withings WS-50 because I'm lazy and wanted accountability, since it updates your weight in the app for you it makes it harder to fib the numbers up.
you totally lost me here lol what?
Withings WS-50 is a wifi scale like the Fitbit Aria.0 -
Oooh! I had no idea! But is it something you stand on? omg sorry. I am not scale savvy. Maybe I should use my friend (google). haha0
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KristenMarie1181 wrote: »Oooh! I had no idea! But is it something you stand on? omg sorry. I am not scale savvy. Maybe I should use my friend (google). haha
Yep.
Withings WS-50 ($150):
Fitbit Aria ($130):
The withings scale does measures HR and air quality (odd features for a scale if you ask me) and the Fitbit doesn't. Other than that they are pretty much the same.
Both are connect to wifi and upload your weight data to apps. The apps can be synced with MFP so that your weight is automatically updated.
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Thanks @shadow2soul ! I really like the scale and it's reliability / dependability, I can weigh myself on it 4-5 times and never be off more than .1 lb when I first got it to test it out. That's the most important factor over anything when getting a scale0
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I use this one from Amazon. It goes up to 550lbs and talks (so I don't have to try and see down to read the scale. Step on it, and it says hello and in a couple seconds it says I'm ready, step on it and it will tell you your weight to .2 precision. http://www.amazon.com/My-Weigh-XL-550-Talking-Bathroom/dp/B0014ZQH84/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1432775242&sr=8-1&keywords=500lb+scale0
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I use the EatSmart Getfit digital scale, which works very well. It does body fat % and a few other measurements in addition to weight, but no connectivity features. EatSmart has some newer scales that do bluetooth, and the company is well regarded on Amazon.0
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I LOVE love love this scale - because it is so simple and elegant. This brand - AccuPoint - is just a body weight scale, and no other stuff, so NO SETUP!! And when you wanna weigh, you don't have to tap it. Just step on. And it's really accurate. Just like they say. It's on Amazon. I think that's the only place you can get it. Everyone in my family admires it so much that - I bought 2 more - they'r the best christmas gifts. One for my sister and one for my mom. My mom has an elegant tricked out bathroom, so she loves the design of this scale. I think's it's the most beautiful scale I've ever seen. It goes with any bathroom. I'll post a picture from amazon. And here's thr link spelled out: http://www.amazon.com/Most-Accurate-Bathroom-Scales-Step/dp/B01623P59Y BTW, I really glad I found this forum. I'm enjoying all the info. Get fit everyone!! Good luck.
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I use this one and it goes up to 440lbs.
I bought it online and have had it over a year with no problem.
https://www.amazon.com/Eatsmart-Precision-Bathroom-Technology-440-Pounds/dp/B0032TNPOE/ref=sr_1_1_s_it?s=hpc&srs=2591024011&ie=UTF8&qid=1474477597&sr=1-1
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Personally I prefer a scale that weighs in increments of 0.1 lbs so that it's more accurate. Most scales weigh in 0.2 or 0.5 lb increments.
My scale is a Weight Watchers scale and is very reliable, but I've had it for 10+ years so I'm not sure they even make them any more.0 -
This looks very similar to the 10-year old one I love: https://amzn.com/B00SWZMY9A1
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KristenMarie1181 wrote: »Ah well it matters to me because I weight A LOT and I wanna see progress. I wanna see my real weight not a weight that gives me 5 pounds then I really am
you will see progress regardless of baseline weight unless its broken.
How do you know it isn't accurate?
How do you know the doctor's scale is accurate?0 -
I just purchased the newer Withings Body Cardio Scale and love it! Not cheap but I am a nerd when it comes to stats and shiny new tech. I plan to also get the Steel HR activity watch as soon as it comes out on 10/1.0
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Aria0
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Conair Weight Watchers 24 TR Clear Glass Scale from Target. Avoid it like the plague.
It reads anywhere in a 30lb. range. Step on...273. Sweet, I'm down a bit. Better double check. Now it's 261, and 290, and 282...all within 2 minutes. So I weigh myself 5 or 6 times, get out the calculator on my phone, find the average, and go on with my day.0 -
I have a digital Weight Watchers scale
Reasonably priced and works well.0 -
I use this one. I have been trending weight using weightgrapher.com and also this scale for 3 months and are almost 100% in line with trending weight.
https://greatergoods.com/weight-gurus/product/0375/bluetooth-smart-scale1 -
We just use a basic digital scale. Weigh every morning after we pee. Enter the weight and then keep a 7 day running average to see the trend. We may invest in a wi-fi scale because I'm a technology geek, but outside of that they all work pretty well.0
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$10 scale from Aldi's now, but when I was losing weight, I used an old Health-o-meter (non-digital). Any scale will work.0
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