Can anyone recommend good scales for weighing???

[katywoo87]

Hey,


Which scales do people buy and use to weigh themselves on? I have some very basic old school scales which arent at all reliable.

Are electronic ones best?

Thanks x

 

[toofatkat]

I've got the salter MiBody analyser scales 9119. Brilliant scales for about £30. They do weight. Bmi. BMR Body fat. Body water. Muscle. Loads of stuff. Personalised for about 10 people I think bc an be transferred to computer by a USB so you can keep and all data. It shows graphs etc as well

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[katywoo87]

I've got the salter MiBody analyser scales 9119. Brilliant scales for about £30. They do weight. Bmi. BMR Body fat. Body water. Muscle. Loads of stuff. Personalised for about 10 people I think bc an be transferred to computer by a USB so you can keep and all data. It shows graphs etc as well

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Wow that sounds really good! Id be interested in this one i think!

 

[TracyGWill]

I got some body analyser ones from eBay, I think it was - like the ones Kat has but they're not Salter, they're another make, Homedics. They were about £20 and came with a USB stick for data transfer. xx

 

[katywoo87]

I have purchased these.. I cant wait for them to come and try them out! What a loser haha x

 

[mminni]

As for the scale, i will get weighed every morning to maintain that my exercise is making sense .I 've used my scale for half a year,it still functions well and can keep accurate.
Well ,if your weight is lower than 150kg, this is a good choice for you ,believe me,hh...
150KG/ 0.1KG Personal Keeping Fit LCD Scale HDS-149633 - TinyDeal

 

[toofatkat]

What I like about my scales is that I can get weighed every morning if I want to but not look at the figures. Because I know that every couple of weeks I can transfer the data to the computer and look at it all there on a graph and not get wound up by the fluctuations in daily numbers

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[RedRevolver]

I've just broken my Salter 9139 Body Analyser scales - my boyfriend calibrated them, and they worked perfectly. Until I soaked it under an ocean of water too many times.

Anyway, I can't find them online anymore - they cost about £30, when they cost about £20 in Tesco. I don't really want to pay more than £15 for a replacement set. Any cheaper recommendations?

 

[bex310788]

I go into boots once a week for 50p, that gives you bmi, body fat etc very accurate

 

[toofatkat]

But 50 x 52 = £26.00. The price if a good set of scales

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[bex310788]

Well yeah I suppose, but stops me from weighing I'm everyday, if they were at home I would