Need scale recommendations

[pjlla]

I need a new scale. I am tired of squinting, trying to read the scale dial that is 5 feet away from my eyes!

I did own a digital scale several years ago, but it seemed to be highly inaccurate. I could step on and off several times in a row and got three very different readings. So that went in the trash.

I own an inexpensive dial scale from Target. It seems reasonably accurate, but I have to readjust it every time I get on it (about once a week). And it is VERY difficult to see (as I previously mentioned).

Can anyone recommend a good, easy to read, digital scale ?? Preferrably not over $50 (although that may be asking too much). TIA........P

 

[postesf]

I have a Tanita. It was a bit pricey, but I like it alot!

Stacie

 

[ohMom]

i found a Weight Watchers digital scale on clearance at Target about 18 mos ago and bought it....it's still going strong and the readout either don't vary or with .5 lbs

 

[tigger2esq]

I have a digital weight watchers scale I got on sale at bed Bath & Bayond last year and I love it. It seems to be very accurate (I always place it in the exact same spot on my bathroom floor when I step on it and if I step off and on it several times in a row it gives me the same reading.) I think I paid $25 for it and the numbers are large and easy to read.

 

[westcliffemom]

It's pricey, but I saw this one at the marathon expo and really want it! It tells your hydration, visceral fat, bone mass, ect.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Tanita-Ironman-...ryZ78122QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

It's also available here: http://www.thecompetitiveedge.com/

 

[lajones81]

I bought a Homedics scale from Bed, Bath, and Beyond for about $30 I believe. I really like it!

Personally, I would recommend a scale that measures in .1 increments. Not all scales do that and a loss (or gain) of .1, etc. is very important to me!