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    #11
    Originally posted by Julia Slobberts View Post
    Mine was an Amazon sale for like $25 is all. I'm not sure what it was regularly, but I was surprised you can get them for that cheap.
    I keep reading they go bad quick and are usually inaccurate.

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      #12
      Originally posted by OctoberRed View Post
      I keep reading they go bad quick and are usually inaccurate.
      Ah bummer. I guess I didn't expect the accuracy you'd get at a doctor's office, but hopefully it's at least reasonable.

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        #13
        They won’t be accurate..but it’ll help gauge the direction your headed in. If you’re lookin for accuracy, dexa scan is probably the most available if you can find a place for cheap.

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          #14
          Originally posted by R01 View Post
          They won’t be accurate..but it’ll help gauge the direction your headed in. If you’re lookin for accuracy, dexa scan is probably the most available if you can find a place for cheap.
          Yeah I'm banking on mine at least being consistent, if not totally accurate. That way I can track progress, even if my body fat is a percent point off.

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            #15
            What ever. The only thing that matters is your weight on fight night. The rest is just **** and giggles...…...Rockin

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              #16
              Originally posted by Rockin' View Post
              What ever. The only thing that matters is your weight on fight night. The rest is just **** and giggles...…...Rockin
              Yet again Rockin' tells it like it is.

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                #17
                those scales aren't exactly accurate...

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                  #18
                  Those scales arent accurate at all.

                  A regular scale and those scales are pretty much even in cost so get it if you like but just know those numbers arent accurate but who really cares, if thats what it takes to motivate you then go for it. However if you have a regular scale and you still wish to track those extra metrics than you can just download an BMI app and it will be just as accurate as those scales because they all work off a formula. Theirs no way standing on a scale can determine your bone density etc and since they cant do that they can never accurately calculate your bmi.

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                    #19
                    The Great Nash bought one of these scales a few months back. It doesn't even have the decency to give an inaccurate reading. It gives me nothing but weight. Nash was very unhappy with the purchase, but he's not the type of guy to send something back, so he is just stuck with an over expensive weight taker. Nash out.

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                      #20
                      Ever hear of Mport? A few years back some of the LA fitness gyms had them. I believe they were fairly accurate but keeping them functional seemed like a problem

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