Fat Gone

Comment from Craig D. Huntington
Time March 20, 2006 at 1:37 pm

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The Myotape is perfect tool for measuring body parts. It’s the most accurate tape I’ve ever used.

Comment from William Carpenter
Time November 9, 2006 at 11:44 am

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Not too much to say, the product works as advertised, it makes it MUCH easier to take body measurements, Love how pushing the button tightens the tape up.

Comment from A. Peckinpaugh
Time January 29, 2008 at 4:27 am

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This body tape measure is a very easy way to take your own measurements. It’s inexpensive and easy to read the measurement ticks on the tape. I like the way the tape retracts back into the device, tightening up to get an accurate measurement.

Comment from Mark Brace
Time February 29, 2008 at 1:01 am

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Being a stroke survivor, my dexterity is not what it once was. This product enables me to take my own measurements, and more accurately. Well built, well designed. I recommend it highly for everyone, not matter your level of dexterity.

Comment from Lisa Shea
Time March 12, 2008 at 2:01 pm

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One challenge we have when we lose weight is that sometimes it might look like we’ve hit a plateau. Really, this usually means the body is slimming down but as we convert from fat to muscle we aren’t “loosing weight” at the moment. A tape measure can help show this!

I’ve used several different kinds of tape measures in the past. Usually the problem is you’re trying to hold the two ends of the tape measure in place while figuring out what they say. Often I have to call in my boyfriend to help out. For a variety of reasons there are many people who cannot or do not want help in this area

That’s where the MyoTape tape measure comes in. I actually got this for myself solely because I had lost my old tape measures and needed one, and it was the top result on Amazon and looked easy to use. So I wasn’t out seeking a “new and improved” tape measure. That being said, when I got this in the house I was really impressed that it WAS much easier to use than my previous ones.

You hold the handle, which is nice and solid and well shaped to grab onto. Then if you want you can “make the loop” and step into it, or pull the loose end around, depending on what part of you you are measuring. But the nice thing is you can keep everything loose while you get it into place.

Once you are close to where you want it to be, you push the button on the unit and it automatically snugs up. So you don’t have to try to hold it in a certain spot or try to make sure you’re holding it “tightly enough” or “loose enough”. It always snugs up to the same level of tension. You only need to hold with one hand because the unit has connected into its closed loop. This means it’s VERY easy to then look at the numbers and see what the total measurement is. You don’t have to add or subtract – the unit is set up so that the number you see is the total number.

Well recommended! There are ALL sorts of situations where you “seem to be not losing weight” but really your body is getting slimmer. This is a great way to keep track of your progress!

Comment from L. Thompson
Time April 29, 2008 at 7:40 pm

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So I know it sounds crazy to say a tape measure is great, but this one really is. I was using a regular ribbon-type tape measure (from a sewing kit) and this one blows that away! It’s very easy to use and gives consistent measurements, which is important when you’re tracking body progress, which involves very small changes! I recommend it if you’re looking for a body tape measure, and it’s reasonably priced.

Comment from Jay
Time June 29, 2008 at 8:34 pm

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It works exactly how it should. And I’m going to respond to some comments that almost caused me not to buy the thing.

1. Can’t get an accurate measure because of 1″ intervals.

a) You’re using it wrong. The intervals are to keep it from recoiling on it’s own as you’re pulling it out. When you press the button to recoil, there are no intervals. (hint: read the directions) Also, this gave the same measurements as a standard tape measure.

2. Broken out of the box, bad clicking noise.

a) It’s a feature, not a defection. See answer above. You can also hold the button as you pull it out to avoid the clicking, but release the button when you’re done so it doesn’t recoil before you’re ready.

3. The pin keeps falling out.

a) I don’t know if it was the company’s intention, but I see this as a feature. The only time it pops out is if the tape isn’t straight and/or flush, which would give an inaccurate measurement anyway.

Comment from Jan Robinson
Time September 11, 2008 at 9:30 pm

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Over the months I’ve been losing weight, I’ve used a regular ’sewing’ type tape measure and had trouble getting it together and getting a fairly accurate measurement. It was kind of comical at times.

So I got this and it’s a really big help, sort of an extra hand, and seems to adjust the same each time. So I’m happy.

It was also cool that my super geek-y husband, who is precise in almost everything, really likes it too!

Comment from Lisa Perque
Time March 18, 2009 at 2:05 pm

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I love it! I would write my own review but someone else wrote it better so I will just reiterate what they said

“Jay” said . .

It works exactly how it should. And I’m going to respond to some comments that almost caused me not to buy the thing.

1. Can’t get an accurate measure because of 1″ intervals.

a) You’re using it wrong. The intervals are to keep it from recoiling on it’s own as you’re pulling it out. When you press the button to recoil, there are no intervals. (hint: read the directions) Also, this gave the same measurements as a standard tape measure.

2. Broken out of the box, bad clicking noise.

a) It’s a feature, not a defection. See answer above. You can also hold the button as you pull it out to avoid the clicking, but release the button when you’re done so it doesn’t recoil before you’re ready.

3. The pin keeps falling out.

a) I don’t know if it was the company’s intention, but I see this as a feature. The only time it pops out is if the tape isn’t straight and/or flush, which would give an inaccurate measurement anyway.

Comment from L. Allston
Time May 28, 2009 at 9:13 am

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This measurement tool is well made and makes measurement taking easy, accurate and repeatable. You don’t need “four” hands any more to take your measurements. Makes it easy to take your own without help. Great for privacy if want to secretly plot your progress.