Fish Scale with Lip Gripper, 50 lbs Tournament Bass Scale with 8 Storage Bins, Digital Fishing Weight Scale with Hook & Clamp, High Contrast Hanging Weigher for Boat, Fishing Gifts for Men

Works great

Nice and durable. It’s portable so easy to put in fishing tackle box or with gear. Was accurate and great value for money. My kiddo loves the color green so that’s also a plus.

Scale is nice works well smaller so you don’t have a big clunky scale to keep track of. It says it hold 8 weights in memory for tournament fishing and it does not it stores 8 and the number 1 is always the heaviest not the first fish so you lose track easily and numbered culling tags won’t correspond with the scale other than that it’s a good little device for the price the jaw pliers are perfect seems well built just not good for tournament angler weight storage other than to give you a total and average that’s itUPDATE:: They offered me a full refund which I declined because I use the product. It is awesome as a scale out just fishing I just use a different one for tournament settings now. It’s very efficient, compact, and accurate I would recommend this product for everyday normal fishing use.

I absolutely love this scale! It's accurate, easy to use and easy to read. Really happy with this purchase, highly recommend. Easy to use clip.

El producto muy bueno lo recomiendo 100 % y nos llegó bien rápido 👍

Bought this for a young friend who loves it. Haven't unfortunately tested it on a really big catch but it works well and the readout is clear and easy to read.

You can now call your buddies out with proof that your fish is in fact bigger. Works great.

I bought this for weighing babies in a sling at births. I tested it at home using my sling and a sack of flour. According to the scale, the sling weighed 6 oz and it tared well. Then at the first birth I used it, the scale weighed the baby in at 9 lb 4 oz, but it didn’t matter if I tared it with the sling or without it. I could not get it to show anything but that exact same weight! With or without the scale should shift the reading 6 oz for sling weight, but it refused to budge. So I couldn’t tell the parents (or official paperwork) if their baby weighed 9 lb 4 oz, or 8 lb 14 oz subtracting sling weight. Something wasn’t right if it can’t shift weight with the tare button. Now that I’m home, I weigh my sling again and every time I weigh it, it’s either 4 oz, 5 oz, or 6 oz. Never the exact same weight. My other issue was that the auto shut-off is only 60 seconds after taring. This is difficult when I need to tare my sling, set the sling down, carefully place Newborn in sling, hook to scale again, and gently lift the baby. Doing all that under 60 secs makes tor a rushed experience, instead of slow and gentle. So if you’re not doing anything official where you need high accuracy, it’s probably good for flopping fish on a hook. Not great for things that need to be tared or extremely accurate. My use was past the return window, so oh well.