Digital Scale??

[flippinstick]

I am looking to buy a digital scale this year. What would be a good one to buy? Thanks Joe

[davidsa]

I had the same decision to make last weekend, and went with a much cheaper oldstyle scale. About 2 years ago, I bought a $30 scale, don't know the brand for sure so won't guess, and it stopped working last fall. I don't have great luck with electronics around water environments.

Looking at the rack at BPS, I bought a $6 model that would not be impacted by moisture, heat, etc. I took it home and tested it with barbell plates to make sure it was calibrated. It seems to work fine and will get me within a few ounces of actual weight on the tests I ran. To boot, it had a ruler built in that you could do measurement with as well.

[bigrod]

Bogagrip. Not digital but it is the best. Can send it off to get certified to. Little expensive but once you buyt it you won't be dissapointed with it.

[RoadToad]

I thinking of getting one of those Berkley lip gripper/digital scale combo's. They're a little expensive, but with one of those and a good pair of pliers, you can catch a fish, remove the hook, weigh it, and release it, without ever having to touch its body and damage its slime coat. And I'm pretty they also can be certified.

[rickhise]

I had the same decision to make last weekend, and went with a much cheaper oldstyle scale. About 2 years ago, I bought a $30 scale, don't know the brand for sure so won't guess, and it stopped working last fall. I don't have great luck with electronics around water environments.

Looking at the rack at BPS, I bought a $6 model that would not be impacted by moisture, heat, etc. I took it home and tested it with barbell plates to make sure it was calibrated. It seems to work fine and will get me within a few ounces of actual weight on the tests I ran. To boot, it had a ruler built in that you could do measurement with as well.

lol like your economics had to be an original "Deliar"