Price: $23.80
The FatTrack GOLD Digital Body Fat Caliper with MyoTape enables a user to measure (AND TRACK) body fat % by oneself – easily and accurately. The latest configuration of the successful FatTrack II, with a MyoTape Body Tape Measure added. Audible BEEP indicates the right amount of pressure for superior accuracy. Stores 3 personal profiles so users and family can track their body fat % changes over time. Recommended by EAS, Max Muscle, GNC and magazines including Muscle Media and Muscular Development. Endorsed by the World Natural BodyBuilding Federation. Uses patented Floating Code Thickness Measuring System for 1mm accuracy and 100% repeatability.
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Features
- Enables to measure body fat % by oneself easily and accurately
- Stores 3 personal profiles
- Recommended by EAS, Max Muscle, GNC and magazines
- Endorsed by the world natural body building federation
- Push-button retraction and locking feature
User Reviews
Not a good purchase! No matter how much you practice, even when you measure the same three specified places over and over you get different percentages. The tape measure works ok, but it is just a tape measure. -- Difficult and inaccurate
This product was easy to use, and easy to remember how to use. I was worried I'd have to go back to the instructions 5 times before I remembered how to do it each time but, it only took the 2nd time.
I feel this is a better way to track progress over a scale. Scales that track body fat base it on water retention which is not fat. Where as this 3 spot marker makes it hard to fudge any results or just screw up taking the results. -- Fat Track Gold - Better than Scale
I was debating between this product and the hand held electronic device, and I chose this because I felt it would be more accurate. I have owned it for 3 weeks now, and I have yet to get a reproducible reading that was accurate. I have watched videos, read the instructions and even called their support number. Generally it tells me I am 1.4% when I should be around 12%. The Myotape is great, but I would have been better off with the hand held devise and the measuring tape. -- WIldly inaccurate despite much effort
The calipers are kindof hard to get used too....Actually to be honest, i havent' figured out how to use them yet. -- calipers arent easy
If you are a woman, the calipers require you to take a tricep measurement of your right tricep. There is no way you can do this by yourself, as you need to pinch the area and measure it at the same time with one hand. Also, it requires you to take all 3 measurements (tricep, illiac crest and thigh) because it will calculates a fat %, so it is limiting in that respect. If you want to be more scientific, I would get a manual caliper.It also is set up to measure and store 3 users, which may be an issue if you are training multiple people. -- Impossible to use by yourself if you are a woman
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