OT: Good bathroom scales?

[T i m]

Is there a boys games section? Arm wrestling, darts, drunk wrestling and 'throwing a kebab'? ;-)

T i m

p.s. I presume I'd also need a 42" telly (not 19"), a Wii and room to swing a cat?

[nightjar]

This is the cheapest option I would recommend, which I use myself.

do seem to overread by about 20 kilos when I stand on them, but the reading is consistent.

Colin Bignell

[Man at B&Q]

We have Weight Watchers ones, no idea of the manufacturer, and have no complaints about them.

MBQ

[fictitiousemail]

Except they keep saying you weigh more than you should? :-)

[John Rumm]

That would actually make an interesting new title - "pub sports" perhaps...

(You can already get darts I think)

Well most things are ok on a small telly if you sit fairly close. Room size not too much of an issue - you want to be say 5 to 8 foot from the screen. You need to watch low hanging lamp fittings though when doing ten pin bowling - some folks get a bit carried away!

You do need a Wii (and an extra controller set is handy for thrashing SWMBO at tennis)

If you want more than two people playing tennis though a bigger screen and more space helps.

Most of the Wii fit things can be done just standing on the board - so not much space required there, although some of the yoga and aerobic training modules need a bit more space.

[Harry Bloomfield]

We got some lidl (maybe Aldi) ones last summer. Glass square to stand on, with an LCD display, lbs or Kg setting switch. You just give them a sharp tap, to wake 'em up and they are accurate, well made plus reliable.

They do all tend to work better on a solid level floor, rather than carpet.