My wife and I are unstable when standing and the scales we have often won't settle down and wind up showing error. How quickly do these weight?
847290
I just purchased this scale, but it displays my weight about 3-5 seconds after stepping on it.
847291
The other answers are correct however that's when the scale is completely off and you step on it. If you put some weight on it to wake it up and than step on it this time would drop to under 2 seconds.
847292
Between 4 and 5 seconds :) you could also try putting it near a wall or a counter so you can lean for a second to steady yourself
835779
They are actually pretty light, so it shouldn't be a problem. If your scale has a zero or tare function, it shouldn't matter anyway.
81458
I am a 'mature' small woman and can move them myself easily. I don't know precisely what they weigh, they are sturdy, I am guessing in the range of 35 - 45 pounds. We purchased three, and I have considered more.
200656
Around 250 pounds they are hard so you feel every bump and dip. But they don't go flat.
2041676
I have several of these and they probably weigh 3lbs. to 4lbs. They are solid and are easy to move as they have a built-in roller on the base, so you just tip them and roll them to the desired location. I own six of them and have a daily flow of over 50 patients per day who get weighed and have I never had an issue.
1523723
My husband weighs 270 and works it very hard. I am on it almost daily but not for 30 minutes. I do 15 then I have a varied routine.
1610972
I weight about 155 and its sturdy when you do multiple exercise on it. It is a little shaky but I think is because of my ground level.
287311
Make sure to first tap it strongly with your toe and wait to see a "0.0" on the scale before stepping onto it fully. After 1-2 seconds from the tap, the zero should appear. Step fully into the scale and within 2-3 second the number will stabilize on your weight. Additional lesson learned: Make sure your balls of your feet are fully on the scale or it'll read a little lighter than you actually are.
187555
You have to stand still for about five to seven seconds so the number 'locks' in. Movement of numbers is normal until it 'locks' in the weight. If it is not showing your weight in a reasonsble amount of time (within 10 seconds) then I would say it is probably not working correctly.
2229139
They give a little bit with constant use especially if you plop into them, but we have had no real issues, even with a friend who weighs around 275 lbs. I weigh around 225 lbs. and sit in them regularly. They support me fine. The "plopping" hurts them more than total weight.
1056084
any scale can be at sometime. Have you been stepping on it so it registers some weight, then stepping off and waiting until it zeroes? That was my original mistake...not doing this. Was about to toss it, but now it works fine and is consistent
1384213
I don't think they are flimsy, but i only weigh 114 pounds. They are comparable to the steps at the YMCA where i take classes.
463441
Mine are rock solid on these, it is difficult to just slide, you have to really elevate to move them at all.
1526660
They will wobble on anything. They are too light, and can't sustain weight. They also fall over very easily
675425
I have no way of knowing, but I would feel comfortable sitting on the table I made with these and I weigh about 200 lbs. Proabaly a more of a concern is that they are not real stable with sideways motion when the legs are extended. Ok for an extension for our dinning table, but a little unstable as a stand alone table.
1859080
I would recommend you find a higher quality scale. I am not happy with ours
1587262
My husband weighs 175 and it held him easily, however it was not stable (but that may have been his lack of coordination)