Lifestyle Performance Relaxation Accessories

Ax/s

Introducing Ax/s

Know your body. Completely.

The Ax/s is our most advanced body analysis scale — rebuilt from the ground up with multi-frequency BIA technology and eight high-precision sensors to deliver a complete, clinical-grade picture of your body composition.

Where other scales measure weight, the Ax/s measures you: fat, muscle, water, bone, metabolic rate, and more, mapped across your entire body and synced seamlessly to your phone. Precise, intelligent, and designed to disappear into your daily routine. This is the pinnacle of body comprehension.

Eight-sensor
analysis.

Multi-frequency
BIA.

Clinical-grade
accuracy.

Precision, engineered.

Full-body
mapping.

Instant
recognition.

Synced
automatically.

Know yourself.
Completely.

AI Personalized to you

Understand your health data with our Health Concierge

Male, 56 — Sedentary Professional

Weight has crept up over the years.
Visceral fat and metabolic rate are the real story.

Highlighted metrics:

Visceral fat

Rating 13

Slightly elevated, High range

Body age

8 years above chronological age

Basal metabolic rate

1,580 kcal

Low for height and weight

Robert, your visceral fat is currently in the high range — this is the fat surrounding your organs, and it carries more health risk than the number on the scale suggests. Your basal metabolic rate is also lower than expected, meaning your body is burning less energy at rest than it should be. The priority here is not aggressive dieting but building movement into your day: even an additional 20 minutes of walking daily can begin to shift both markers over the next four to six weeks.

Male, 33 — Active but Unaware

Exercises regularly but body composition tells a different picture. High body fat despite a normal weight.

Highlighted metrics:

Body fat percentage

28%

Higher than expected for activity level

Skeletal muscle rate

36%

Below optimal range

Body balance

31% delta

Asymmetry detected (upper vs lower)

Marcus, your weight sits in a normal range but your body fat percentage suggests your composition is not reflecting the effort you're putting in at the gym. Your skeletal muscle rate is lower than expected, which may mean your training is not translating into the muscle growth you're after — nutrition and recovery are likely the missing piece. Your body balance also shows an imbalance between upper and lower body, which is worth addressing to protect your joints and improve overall performance.

Female, 25 — Body Recomposition

Tracking progress through training. The scale proves her results even when the number barely moves.

Highlighted metrics:

Muscle mass

36%

Up 1.8 lbs over 6 weeks

Body fat percentage

23%

Down 2.4% in a month

Body water

57%

Well within optimal range

Danielle, your weight has barely shifted but your body is telling a much better story — muscle mass is up and body fat percentage is trending downward, which is body recomposition working exactly as it should. Your hydration levels are consistently healthy, which is supporting both your performance and your recovery. Keep your current routine and protein intake consistent; the data shows you are moving in exactly the right direction.

Female, 48 — High-Functioning Burnout

Looks fine on the outside. Low muscle mass, elevated body age, and early warning signs her body is running on empty.

Highlighted metrics:

Body age

4 years above chronological age

Muscle mass

44lbs

Low for height and frame

Body water

49%

Below healthy range

Lauren, your weight looks normal but your body age is reading older than it should, which is often a signal that chronic stress and under-recovery are taking a toll beneath the surface. Your muscle mass is lower than ideal for your frame, suggesting your body may be breaking down muscle rather than preserving it — a common response to prolonged stress and insufficient rest. Prioritizing sleep, increasing protein, and adding even light resistance training twice a week could meaningfully shift all three of these markers over the coming months.