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Adamson A21 Analog Scales for Body Weight - Up to 300 LB - New 2024 - Anti-Skid Rubber Surface + Large Numbers - Analog Bathroom Scale - Affordable - Durable with 20-Year Warranty - Black

Adamson A21 Analog Scales for Body Weight - Up to 300 LB - New 2024 - Anti-Skid Rubber Surface + Large Numbers - Analog Bathroom Scale - Affordable - Durable with 20-Year Warranty - Black

by Adamson
$43.93 - $43.93
$43.93
$43.93 - $43.93
$43.93
  • AN AFFORDABLE WAY TO MONITOR YOUR BODY WEIGHT. You're just looking to lose, keep or gain weight, without spending a crazy amount of money in an overcomplicated digital scale? The A21 is the perfect choice. Lightweight, durable and easy to use, it will be your best companion to keep an eye on your weight daily. This weight scale supports a maximum of 300 lb. NOTE: MEASUREMENTS IN POUNDS ONLY!
  • ANTI-SKID RUBBER SURFACE + LARGE DASHBOARD. The surface of the A21 body scale has textured rubber so there is no risk of slipping or falling. With a clear dashboard and large numbers, it's very easy to make out the readings regardless of your height.
  • NO BATTERIES REQUIRED. A digital scale has a lot of advanced features that we end up neglecting completely. Why bother with a complicated device when we can keep it simple? After all, we just need to measure our body weight! These mechanical bathroom scales have no electronics so you won't need to waste money on batteries. With no risk of electronic faults, it will last you for years and years!
  • 20-YEAR WARRANTY + EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SUPPORT. At Adamson, customer satisfaction is our priority. On top of a hassle-free 20-year warranty (you've read that right, 20 years coverage on your weight scales!), our customer service team is at your disposal every day, and always responds within 24 hours. Just use the "Contact seller" button on Amazon to get a same-day reply!
  • IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE USE. This analog scale needs to be calibrated before the first use. Check the pointer before stepping on the body weight scale: if the pointer is not aligned with the 0 mark, use the calibration wheel under the scale to adjust it.