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Question: can I use it as a pedomemter also
Document: I have had this one for a few months now and use it just about every day. I haven't had any trouble with mine. Also, because you wear it on one finger, it's very convenient.
I am not a competitive swimmer, but I swim many many yards/laps each week for fitness. I only wanted a lap counter, and this is absolutely perfect. Easy to use, easy to read, one hand one finger operation. The manufacturer also has lap counter/stopwatch/split time models available, they are the Blue and Red models. Bravo for a great product!
I use this to keep track of my laps when I'm swimming in the pool. I always get confused as to how many laps I've swam. I can't make out the display when looking through my googles, but I'm also 58 years old and need glasses to read. When I lift up my googles, I can see the display fine. I've never trusted it, but it has never let me down.
For now, on Amazon.com, sold only through third party vendor. This means that you have to also pay shipping. Found the same item on ebay, for the same price, with free shipping. In short, cheaper to buy on ebay (for now).I would highly recommend this item. Best lap counter for swimming.
I have small hands and when I put this on my index finger I feel like it affects my stroke.I also found it hard to push the lap button when my hand was under water. Not sure it is worth the effort.Chris WodkeAuthor: Running for My Life-Winning for CMT
It was not clear from the description that this is worn by the index finger and is not legible while swimming because of the small numbers and black on grey background colors. I suggest you fix that. Also there should be a &#34;click&#34; when you press the counter to make sure the click is registered. Consider making a larger face and making the whole faceb  clickable.
This is my 2nd lap Counter cuz I lost my last one. I am a gadget girl who also has a Finis Bone conduction MP3 on my face, That means instead of repeating the lap number in my head over and over again,  I'd better be enjoying the music while working on my techniques.I do 2 miles several times a week. Not counting the laps in my head has been the most liberating experience.
Have had my lapcounter about three weeks. It took a couple of sessions in the pool to get the hang of pressing the button with the right pressure to count the lap, but now can tell by the feel. It works well. Swimming laps is so boring it's nice to have a little diversion of button pressing, though I still can't stop counting in my head too. I also bought a waterproof ipod shuffle (LOVE it!)
Look fast because it only displays for 3 seconds. It does not display running lap time, only running total time. I am also concerned how sturdy the strap will be. The previous model had a replaceable strap whereas the strap for this design is integrated into the body of the unit.Fantastic little unit. Lightweight, no larger than a class ring and easy to operate with one hand. Very clear display. Great addition to a track or pool workout.
Does what I needed it to do. Very easy to use.
Answer: yes