Sportline Walking Advantage 342 Distance Pedometer
- Features advanced pendulum design ensuring step counting accuracy
- Accurately measures up to 1,000 miles in 1/100 mile increments
- Large, easy to read display
- Stride length adjustable from one to six feet
- Spring-loaded, stay-put belt clip
Product Description
342 DISTANCE PEDOMETERProduct Description
Walk, jog, or hike your way to better health and count every step along the way with Walking Advantage’s Distance Pedometer. Simple to use and easy to read with its large electronic display, this pedometer measures walking/jogging distance up to 1,000 miles and will stay put with its tough belt clip. Its stride length is easily adjustable (one to six feet) for accurate step tracking.
What’s in the Box?
Pedometer, battery, detailed instructions, 10,000 steps/day walking book
Manufacturer’s Warranty
One-year warranty
Sportline Walking Advantage 342 Distance Pedometer
Tagged with: Advantage • Distance • Pedometer • Sportline • Walking
Filed under: Pedometers
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I wish I never bought this item. The milage is completely inaccurate for running. I tried measuring my stride…still couldn’t get even close to an accurate milage reading.
Rating: 1 / 6
I used the pedometer for the 60 mile 3day walk for susan g koman, and it worked very well. thank you
Rating: 5 / 6
I love this little device. It is simple to use – I was able to figure it out without reading the directions, which I love. It records how far I’ve walked without all the other unnecessary features I don’t want. It is small – I clip it at my waist and I don’t even notice it during my walk. It’s durable too – I’ve dropped it and it was easy to put back together and it still works fine!
Rating: 5 / 6
I was extremely disappointed that there was no step counter, yet the booklet that comes with it talks about step counts. I also found that for a certain amount of distance, it didn’t register any more distance. I took it off my belt at mid walk and clipped it on my pocket. Now, looking at the review of “juicemonster” I realize now that the pressure of my sweater and jacket over the device had probably reset it.
Spend a few more bucks and get the Omron HJ 112. The reviews are excellent.
If you already own it and don’t want to buy a new one, either clip it on your pocket (your body goes up and down with each step unless you’re an accordion), if you wear it on your belt, do not wear anything over it or it will get reset.
Rating: 2 / 6
I went to a sports store and all they carried were sportline pedometers. I really didn’t know which one to buy so I bought this one because it was more attractive than the bright yellow one and it was more expensive than the 340 so I thought it was better somehow. Even though it says that it measures steps accurately on the packaging, it doesn’t actually display it. It only uses it to calculate the distance that you’ve walked. I was very annoyed by this because the 340 does track and display the number of steps walked. I got over it but the thing keeps resetting in my pocket. I’m just going to buy another pedometer. One that displays the steps walked and has a cover.
Rating: 2 / 6