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Review by AnonymousReviewed 7/12/2013by AnonymousCycling EnthusiastSan Antonio, TX2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.Seems accurate.Works fine and seems reliable.
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Works fine and seems reliable.
Review by cwcaesarReviewed 9/6/2012by cwcaesarCycling EnthusiastMiddle Tennessee2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.Nice Accurate ScaleI have only used this scale minimally, but it does the job well and seems pretty well made. Accurate and has an easy to read display.
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I have only used this scale minimally, but it does the job well and seems pretty well made. Accurate and has an easy to read display.
Review by AnonymousReviewed 10/20/2023by AnonymousCycling EnthusiastPortland, OR1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.Its a scaleIts a scale. It weights things. And its accurate.
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Its a scale. It weights things. And its accurate.
Review by markpalmaReviewed 7/4/2014by markpalmaCompetitive RacerToronto, Ontario6 of 6 customers found this review helpful.Great for the shop or your kitchenThe Park Tool DS-2 Tabletop Digital Scale is perfect for weighing the small parts you always wonder about. I found a huge difference in wheel skewers for example. 55g for my ZIPP titanium, 145g for the ones I was using earlier, I had no idea it was that large a weight savings. I also (mostly) use this scale in my kitchen when I'm weighing food in an effort to keep on my diet and maintain a good race weight. Love it.
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The Park Tool DS-2 Tabletop Digital Scale is perfect for weighing the small parts you always wonder about. I found a huge difference in wheel skewers for example. 55g for my ZIPP titanium, 145g for the ones I was using earlier, I had no idea it was that large a weight savings. I also (mostly) use this scale in my kitchen when I'm weighing food in an effort to keep on my diet and maintain a good race weight. Love it.