[luketurner01]

I've been a lurker on this forum for quiet some time, but have finally made the commitment to get my act together.

My question is, what kind of scale do you use? Most of the ones I've seen in the big box stores only go up to 330 and I'm at almost 400. I honestly havent weight myself at home in ages because of this issue. I'm sure I can find something online but there is one you guys would recommend, I'll look at those first.

[Terra1984]

I use a digital scale but I'm not sure what the weight limit is.

[TripSwitch]

I have A LOT of scales...lol

But actually my current favorite is from a company called Seca... They're a German company that has a great reputation and it is one of the most accurate scales I've ever owned... I love it!

The model number is 813 and it has a weight capacity of up to 440lbs... Plus it has a really nice low and wide platform that is really easy and comfortable to stand on, especially for larger people...

I picked it up on Amazon... And Like I said... I have a lot of scales... but this is my "go to" scale... I would definitely recommend it... Especially, for what you're looking for...

[Jaqs]

I use this scale and I love it. I have owned two of them, ( I had to buy a new one because I messed up the sensor on the bottom, completely my fault) I have had my latest one for a few years now.

http://www.amazon.com/Ozeri-Precisio...ords=440+scale

[Mommy_On_A_Mission]

I bought a digital scale at Walmart that goes up to around 440 lbs. for around $25

[Enduring Infinity]

I have an EatSmart scale from Amazon that I LOVE. I paid about $25 for it and it goes up to 400lbs. There is another version of the same scale that goes up to 440lbs as well.