Very overpriced, but it provides solid protection and survives the test of time
Tanita scales are super accurate for measuring weight. They also are expensive, at least Tanita is. I have owned a Tanita scale for about 5 years I believe, and I needed to order another one. I laughed, but found that scale prices haven't dropped one bit. I figured over time this would get cheaper. Nope!<br /><br />What does this rant have to do with this case? Well this case also hasn't lost any value, and is ridiculously over priced. But when you buy a $400+ scale, you don't want to damage it during transport. And these scales are quite heavy and very sensitive.<br /><br />So they got you by the short and curlies. I will say that my scale has survived the test of time and has continued to be accurate throughout the year. I use it for myself and my athletes for MMA, kickboxing, and grappling weigh-ins, so even a .2 of a pound accuracy is vital.<br /><br />I attribute that survival primarily to the case. It is rock solid on the outside, and inside is well padded. Even after 5 years, everything has held together, mostly. The padding is started to give-in a bit too much, but it hasn't effected it's protection yet.<br /><br />So yes it is a quality carry case for the scale, but way over priced. If you have handy man like skills, I would recommend you measure out the scale and make your own. If you don't, or can't be bothered to do this yourself, find someone to do it for you. And if you have no such person in your life, then bite the bullet and get this overpriced case. You will feel stupid paying so much for a plastic case, but you won't have to worry about damaging your scale.<br /><br />M
Rating: 3 stars