Scales

Scales: Knowledge is power

Want to know how much you weigh? Or are you just curious about your body fat percentage? A good scale is essential. Whether you're looking to lose weight, gain weight, or simply keep track of your body weight, we have the right scale for you.

How accurate are digital scales?

Digital scales are generally very accurate. They provide a precise measurement of your weight. It's important to place the scale on a flat surface to avoid measurement deviations. Digital scales are often more accurate than analog scales.

Garmin scale

Are you an athlete? Then a Garmin scale is perfect for you. These smart scales measure not only your weight but also your body fat percentage, muscle mass, and other important metrics. You can easily sync the data with your Garmin sports watch or smartphone. This gives you a clear overview of your health at all times.

What to look for when buying a scale

When buying a scale, it's important to consider the following points:

Accuracy: how precisely does the scale measure?

Maximum weight: can the scale handle your weight?

Additional features: does the scale also measure body fat percentage, muscle mass, or other metrics?

Ease of use: is the scale easy to operate?

Design: do you like the look of the scale?

What can a smart scale do?

A smart scale is more than just a scale. These smart devices measure not only your weight but also your body fat percentage, muscle mass, water percentage, and other data. You can sync the information via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth with your smartphone or tablet. This way, you always have a complete overview of your health and can easily track your progress.

Digital or analog scale?

Digital scales are generally more accurate than analog ones. Digital scales give you a precise reading of your weight, while analog scales can sometimes be slightly off. The advantage of an analog scale is that it does not require batteries. A digital scale does need batteries but usually offers more extra features.

How to know if your scale is accurate

You can test whether your scale is accurate by placing a known weight on it, such as a 1-kilogram bag of sugar or a 1-liter bottle of water. If the scale shows the correct weight, then you know it's working properly. If the measurement is off, you can try replacing the batteries or recalibrating the scale.

Order the best scales at PassaRunning

Looking for a good scale? Take a look at our range and find the perfect scale for your needs. Whether you’re after a simple model or a fully featured smart scale, we have it all. Order today and keep track of your weight and health with ease!