WideView Fish Scale, Floating Waterproof Digital Scale

Love this scales . I went through two other scales in a matter of few weeks . Realtree scales got dipped in bait bucket for few sec - done ( wonder why they didn't make fish scales water resistant - beyond me ) Berkley scales - Led doesn't light up ( I do a lot of night fishing) which is a big negative . But then even when sun is really out - you still can't see the number on their tiny LEd . They were useless to me along with their very weird garage opener battery choice. KastKing out shined all of them . Nice led , very comfortable grip . I dropped them in the open lake ystr when I hooked 3 stripers at once . Once I got 2 out of 3 in - I had to chase my scales because they got pretty far out . Which made me realize that bright orange color was a smart choice . But they didn't sink and worked perfectly later when I had to weight the fish . The only thing personally that I would change. The standard grip on the KastKing takes some time getting used to . So I swapped the grip with the Realtree once .

Works great and is pretty compact

So far so good. I have only weight a few fish up to about 12 lbs. I also tested it lifting a range of weights with it always returning accurate values. Hopefully I will have a few bigger fish soon to test higher weights. I also fished a pretty misty rainy day where I left it out on the boat most of the day with no performance issues. It is a bit bigger than some which allows a good grip but makes it a little big for most pockets. I will update the post if anything changes.

There are two key components to this digital scale. The primary digital scale unit, itself and the fish grippers. The digital scale unit is really nice. It has a adequate back light, making the display easy to read, especially in low light conditions. The hand hold is molded in such a way that makes it very comfortable. It uses 3 AA batteries, has a memory and can be set to use lbs, oz, or kg. Being a KastKing product gives confidence in its performance. However, the fish grippers that come with it are cheap plastic trash. I replaced the grippers immediately with ones that will do the job. I really wanted to give this scale 5 stars, but the grippers supplied, forced the 4 stars.

Absolutely love it! Easy peasy to use.

It's well worth the money.

Feels great , has a nice handle and very easy to use - weighs out fish very accurately and fits in my bag with no hassle - screen is bright and easy to read outdoors

Zero starts not being available, I rated it a 1 star because it was purchased and sat in my fishing box for about a couple of years but upon trying to use it, it would NOT turn on. Changed batteries...nope, still dead. Button's no longer function so while it worked when I first got it, now it's past the warranty and there's nothing I can do? That stinks. I refuse to buy another one so beware.

Otima balança, um pouco grande pros padrões de maleta que costumo usar , mas kastking dispensa comentários, e excelente.

Lo recomiendo

Every fishing trip eventually arrives at the same moment. The fish is landed. The net is dripping. Three grown men suddenly become mathematicians. “Five pounds.” “No way. That’s six.” “Closer to seven if we’re being fair about it.” Fishing has always been a sport built on optimism. But optimism, like a leaky boat plug, occasionally needs supervision. Enter the KastKing WideView Floating Fish Scale. It’s a curious little device. Not flashy. Not dramatic. Just a sturdy instrument with a large, bright screen and the quiet confidence of something designed for people who spend their mornings standing in boats. The display is big enough to read without squinting. Even in bright sunlight, when the lake is throwing reflections around like broken mirrors, the numbers show up clear and decisive. No guesswork. No interpretation. Just the weight. The handle feels solid in the hand, rubberized so it won’t slip when your fingers are wet or fish-slime coated. Which, if you fish regularly, is less a possibility and more a guarantee. Hook the scale onto the fish. Lift. For a brief moment, the fish hangs in the air like it’s reconsidering its career choices. Then the number settles. And the debate ends. One clever detail reveals itself the first time gravity wins and the scale slips from your hand. Instead of vanishing into the depths like so many pliers, sunglasses, and measuring tapes before it… it floats. Not dramatically. Just a calm little bob at the surface, waiting to be retrieved by someone who now looks much less panicked. The scale can handle serious weight too. Big fish, small fish, the occasional monster that requires both hands and a victory speech. It even remembers previous weights, which means you can keep track of the day’s haul without scribbling numbers on a damp napkin or relying on the famously unreliable memory of fishermen. Picture the scene. The sun is sliding toward the horizon. The lake is quiet. The last fish of the day comes over the rail. You hook the scale on. Lift. The number appears. Four pounds, twelve ounces. Your buddy nods slowly. The exaggerated story forming in his head shrinks just a little. Because this small floating device has done something remarkable. It introduced honesty into a fishing boat. A tough, practical fish scale that settles arguments, survives the water, and quietly becomes one of the most useful tools in the boat. Five stars. Because every great fishing story deserves one small inconvenient detail. The truth.

La báscula tiene un diseño genial. El problema fue que después de 2 semanas de uso, varios de los segmentos de la pantalla empezaron a hacerse más tenues hasta desaparecer completamente. Quedó inservible.