Sportline 370 Traq Motion Sensor Pedometer Monitors
Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 at
6:18 am
Product Description
SPORTLINE® 370 TRAQ ANY-WEAR PEDOMETER :: The new Sportline® 370 TraQ Any-Wear Pedometer clips or stashes anywhere on your body. Store your workouts for up to 7 days and watch your progress as you track your number of steps, distance traveled, calories burned, and your total exercise time.
Sportline 370 Traq Motion Sensor Pedometer Monitors
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Filed under: Pedometers
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I still don’t know how accurate it would be since I can’t get the battery cover off to start it. It is a tiny, tiny screw and I went and got a tiny screwdriver, Phillips as per directions, and still I can’t get it off. I think I have to go to a jewelry store for help.
It really is frustrating.
Rating: 1 / 6
Same problems as other people: the battery won’t stay connected and the thing is generally a terrible piece of junk. I had a very cheap SportLine model that also gave me problems and I thought if I bought an expensive version it would do better. It is worse. SportLine is the only brand sold in my local sporting good stores–can’t imagine how they cornered the market.
Rating: 1 / 6
I purchased this because it was smaller than the others in the store and it was the most expensive, which made me think it was better. It’s very hard to get the battery compartment open, which you need to do to get it started. I could not set my goal of 10,000 steps a day because I could not get it to erase the 1,100 that was already showing on the screen. After I went through the modes and set it up I put it on. In the 2-3 seconds it took for me to attach it to my pants it showed me as having already walked 17 steps. I took 5 and it had recorded 38. The mere act of slowly turning it over added an additional 11. It is not even close to accurate and was a waste of $40.
Rating: 1 / 6
I purchased this for an aid in my running training. I spent a little more to get something that would be more accurate, but this definitely has not worked out to be the case. I run the same run every other day of the week. I recently heard about [...] and entered my route. What the pedometer was calling 6.95 miles was actually only 5.23. That is a big margin of error. I do have to say the pedometer was consistently inaccurate however, always giving the same distance. I entered my stride distance based on a measurement of 300 feet, so it should have been fairly accurate. For the money, you would also expect that it would be durable: also not the case. The pedometer began to malfunction completely after three uses.
Rating: 1 / 6
This pedometer appeared to be the one I was looking for in terms of function, size, and durability. Unfortunately, I was wrong. Similar to these other reviews, after some effort, I was able to get the back off to engage the battery, but was not able to securely close the back enough to have the battery have continuous contact. As a result, the device would constantly reset and I was never able to use the device as intended. I too am returning this product and will not purchase another Sportline.
Rating: 1 / 6