Fish Scale, 110 lb Digital Luggage Scale with Tape

Great fishing scale! The Dr.meter fish scale works perfectly for me. It is very accurate and easy to use, ideal for quickly and reliably weighing catches. I like its compact design because it is lightweight and easy to carry anywhere. The display is also clear and easy to read, even outdoors. It feels durable, which gives confidence when using it for fishing or outdoor activities. Definitely a very useful and practical tool. I give it 5 stars because it fully delivers what it promises.

Took it out for a spin after it came in and it worked perfectly. I love that its so small and compact, easy to use, and seems fairly durable and accurate given the cost of the device.

Apparently a nice set of scales. Easy to read, just didn't catch any fish.

Didn't come with the batteries it claimed, so I guess I knock a star down otherwise it works perfectly fine. Edit, found batteries sitting on some pants blending in. Must of perfectly slid out without me noticing. 5 star and same.....it works as expected and has a smiley 🙂

I have a fat bike that I have been riding for the better part of a year. The weight of this thing out of the box remains mysterious — it comes in different frame sizes that vary slightly in weight; tires and tubes of the same exact type can vary in weight by a surprising amount — the reasons for this vagueness are understandable. In addition, I have upgraded the handlebars, stem, and pedals and added a dropper seat post. I also modified the drive train by adding a 38-tooth “super-granny” cog to the rear cassette. These changes have all been wonderful for rideability, but each has also added a little bit of weight. I wanted to know, once and for all, how much my bike actually weighs. I found this little beauty of a scale searching Amazon and decided it looked like it might do the job. And for $10 at that. In wading through the seemingly endless and generally uninformative reviews for this product, I was a little surprised to see how few people seemed concerned about whether a $10 digital scale could actually come close to measuring what something really weighed. About a hundred fine folk were a little miffed that the dang fish kept wanting to fall off the hook thingy, but accuracy didn’t seem to be much of an issue. Well, accuracy was an issue for me. So, the first thing I did after giving the supplied pair of triple-A’s the fisheye and installing Duracells, was to weigh a dumbbell consisting of 4 weight plates, a solid steel handle, and two locking collars. It weighed exactly 27.28 lbs. which was very close to what it ought to weigh. I then turned the scale off, turned it back on, and weighed it again. 27.28 lbs. a second time. Good enough consistency check for me. Then I weighed the dumbbell on my Health-O-Meter balance beam body weight scale which I believe to be pretty accurate. This scale is graduated in 1/4 lb. increments. With the balance beam scale, I took my time centering the beam pointer, making micro-adjustments in the sliding balance weight without looking at the reading on the scale until the pointer was perfectly centered. On this scale my dumbbell weighed just a shade over 27 1/4 pounds, about as close as you can get on an analog scale to 27.28. Needless to say I was pretty much blown away by this. Coincidence? I really doubt it. Happy? You bet! So, I can say that MY scale seems to be both accurate and reliable way beyond $10 expectations. I have no idea how it will hold up, but it seems to be quite sturdily constructed. The backlit display and weight “lock” feature are also really nice to have. To weigh my bicycle I dipped into a big box of old straps and belts I keep in the garage and found a couple that make it convenient to hang the scale in a position from which it is easy hook up the bike and read the display. The strap that supports the bike weighs a couple of ounces, but I simply “tared” it out. With short lengths of rope or sturdy cord, a carabiner or two, and a hardware store S-hook, anybody ought to be able to weigh just about anything with this scale. File the barb off a big old hook, clip it on with a ‘biner, and even the dangedest fish will behave his self and get weighed right.

Perfect gift for a fisherman. Very light and portable and easy to store. Batteries last a long time and is a great price. Display is clear and easy to operate. Highly recommend

OK, so I do not fish. However, I have found this in combination with a bag the best way to weigh my chickens for health checks. This scale is really easy to read and seems very accurate. The size is great, I like that you can take it with you easily. The only thing I wish it had was an easy way to attach a hanging clip because I am not strong enough to hold up an 9 lb struggling rooster while trying to read the results. I did figure something out, so it's not a huge problem, but if there had been a chain or something through the two end holes to form a triangle for balance, that would have worked.

Worked Well, Now I Know How Big My Fishy Are!!!

Bra produkt, bra pris, enkel att beställa,snabb leverans. Rekomanderar

es el mejor invento a los viajantes .peso exacto a los de las líneas aéreas.

Small, portable, easy to use, accurate. Mainly use it to check luggage weight and it works great

Très bonne balance ! Simple d'utilisation et précise ! Très bon rapport qualité-prix. Seul petit bémol, quand on remplit progressivement un récipient (type seau) le poids se fige quand l'opération prend un peu de temps, il faut rappuyer une fois sur le bouton pour actualiser le poids. Attention si on appuie 2 fois, on tare le seau... Malgré cela je recommande.

Very easy to use, great value for money, high quality build, lightweight and fast with reading.