Sportline Walking Advantage 345 Calorie Pedometer
- Features advanced pendulum design ensuring step counting accuracy
- Accurately measures distance, steps, and calories burned
- Large display flips or reverses for easy viewing
- One-touch button reset
- Spring-loaded, stay-put belt clip
Product Description
345 CALORIE PEDOMETERProduct Description
Attention walkers, joggers, and hikers, don’t miss a step as you monitor your workout goals with the Walking Advantage 345 Calorie Pedometer, which features an advanced pedometer counting engine that ensures accurate step and distance measurement. With its large, readable flip display (which also reverses for effortless viewing) and simple one-touch button reset, track your number of steps (counts up to 99,999), calories burned, and distance covered (records up to 1,000 miles) with this ideal workout companion. No matter your preferred measurement system, this pedometer will satisfy: distances can be set to feet or centimeters and calories can be set to pounds or kilograms.
What’s in the Box?
Pedometer, battery, detailed instructions, 10,000 steps/day walking book
Manufacturer’s Warranty
One-year warranty
Sportline Walking Advantage 345 Calorie Pedometer
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Filed under: Pedometers
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I bought this for my daily walk record. I measured the route I normally take by my car odormeter,then walked with this on my belt,it measured part of the route one time. As for my opinion it is trash and that’s where it will end up.
Rating: 1 / 6
I bought this model and it broke in three days. Nice design and good size, but I need a pedometer not a pedometer looking watch…
Rating: 1 / 6
I am a walker, and a part of a Walking Club. We try to do 5,000 to 10,000 steps a day.
Unfortunately, MOST INEXPENSIVE PEDOMETERS ARE NOT ACCURATE, including the cheap ones from Sportline; that you see in most stores for $5 or under $10.
My friends and I in my club received the 345 pedometer from our Senior Center. It is truly the best. It is accurate!!!
As we are walkers, and very often walk to same places, we know how many steps are involved. This pedometer keeps accurate counts.
Also, this #345 pedometer on the SPORTLINE site is $23.95, plus tax and shipping. Amazon sells this for about $16 plus tax, with NO shipping.
As a bonus, this pedometer counts calories, miles and has a clock. Also, when you flip it up, the numbers reverse so you can read it without taking it off.
I had to replace my original one, because I was afraid it would fall on the floor in a public bathroom. So… I laid it on the toliet paper dispenser, and left it there. Hopefully, the person who found it likes it as much as I did.
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Rating: 5 / 6
I really like this pedometer. Although the hinge has been a problem (I had to replace mine after a year) I am happy with its accuracy and performance. It’s comfortable to wear, doesn’t look bulky under clothes, and has inspired me to get more active. I like the fact that you can flip it to see the steps while still keeping it on your waist and the screen is very readable. For $16.99 I think it’s worth it.
Rating: 4 / 6
Bought this Sportline 345 a year ago and it doesn’t work right. Same distance walked one day was 4700 steps and next day 2400. Tested at home and it skips steps, sometimes 4 to 1. Junk. Buy Omron or Timex and save yourself a headache and $20.
Rating: 1 / 6