Sportline Pedometer

If you’re severe when it comes to getting back into shape you must genuinely think with regards to spending a little bit of cash and invest in a pedometer or pedometer watch. These little appliances will keep track of the distance you’re journeying and the number of steps you’ve taken while you are running, jogging, walking, or hiking. There are innumerable variations on the pedometer watch these days but the Sportline 344 Safety Alarm Pedometer and Pedometer Watch stands out with a peculiarly interesting feature. Here is a review of the Sportline 344 Safety Alarm Pedometer.

The Sportline 344 Safety Alarm Pedometer or pedometer watch is designed with the night runner in mind. It has a few very distinctive features added to it that make it stand out from the rest of the pedometer pack. It is outfitted with a step counter and a calories burned calculator and it has a wide screen digital display with speakers attached so that it may speak the numbers aloud to you as you are running. Think how utile that feature ought to be when you reach queer milestones. Instead of having to look down at your watch each fifteen minutes you may just set it to tell you whenever you have reached the step count goal for the day.

Aside from the pedometer counting features this peculiar brand of pedometer is likewise a safety alarm system. For those of us who live in huge cities or spooky neighborhoods with high crime rates it may get kind of nerve racking out there as we’re jogging along. The Sportsline 344 Safety Alarm Pedometer alleviates a great deal of of that fear by implementing a safety alarm pin. If you are in peril you may plainly pull the pin and the pedometer will emit a earsplitting alarm similar to a car alarm. This ought to ward off any crooks and it will likewise attract the attention of people who may aid you. The only problem is that if you without advance planning pull the pin while you’re running along you’re going to be greeted by an annoying sound.

The only real problem with this queer pedometer is it is disability to keep track of each day statistics. It has no every day memory storage scheme so if you are using the pedometer to keep track of your progression over the course of assorted days or even months, you’re going to have to go home and manually enter the selective information into a spreadsheet of a great deal of kind. However, with the alarm scheme and the audible display this pedometer is genuinely handy for those of us who like to run at night.

Simple yet effective, the tiny, ultra-lightweight Sportline 340 Strider pedometer is outstanding for all walkers and hikers. The 340 accurately measures steps you take, and it features both automatic and manual stride measurement (adjustable from 1 to 5 feet) to aid you with precise stride length setting. This pedometer records 0.01 to 1,000 miles on the huge electronic digital display, and it takes a single press of a button to reset back to zero. It features pendulum motion and a tough belt clip. It’s powered by an LR44 battery.

What’s in the Box?
Sportline 340 pedometer, printed instructions

Manufacturer Warranty
1-year fixed warranty

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Most helpful client reviews

149 of 152 people found the following review helpful.
Surprisingly Accurate, Excellent Value
By P. Scott Pope
After having little success using a $250 Timex Bodylink GPS watch (see review) in Manhattan, I decisive to undertake this $15 pedometer. At initial I was rather skeptical. However my tests showed the Sportline 340 Pedometer having awful repeatability (better than 1%) and accuracy.

32 of 32 humans found the following review helpful.
Where o’ where has my little pedometer gone?
By Johanna
Great on accuracy (as long as it is level — like most pedometers). Only 3 stars, though, because the belt clip is not a full belt clip but a mere spring clip. Mine came off twice. It would have probably come off more than that except for the fact that I have not recovered it yet.

21 of 21 humans found the following review helpful.
Sucks!
By Book Boy
Initially, the 340 was way too sensible to be even remotely accurate. It did, however, give my wife a good laugh; she was sure that at least 5000 of my 10000 ‘steps’ were registered while sitting perfectly still and clicking the TV remote. But after one week of use, the darn thing became so *in*sensitive that it would only register when I jumped up and down like a pogo stick. Pass on this one.

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