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Question: Does this pedometer have a hole so that I can attach a leash to it? I have already lost too many pedometers.
Document: I love this pedometer. I already have some other products that I trust from this brand so I decided to by this pedometer. You have a choice to look at how many steps in a day you walked or how many miles you walked. If you are in a car the pedometer doesn't cout your steps with the car movement. So great. You snap it on your pants and forget about it.
This is my 4th pedometer and it has all the great functions of more expensive models plus if fits in a pocket. I lost one of my other more expensive pedometers because it fell or was scraped off of my belt because it had too high a profile.
Last year my work did a fit challenge. All participating employees were given these pedometers to track their steps. Then we logged the number of steps onto the Fit challenge site. I really liked this pedometer, it was really accurate. Unfortnately, I lost mine, so this one was a replacement for me. I bought one for me and one for my mom. Fits comfortably and tracks number of steps accurately.
Does what another clip on brand does for half the money. You will lose this so dont drop a lot into the clip on types. My second one and almost lost this already.
Love it! I have lost so many over the years, this one fits in the pocket perfectly and unless it jumps out of my pocket I will have it for a while.
I bought this for my wife who needed a new step counter. She was one of the many 10,000 steps a day goal-ed people.The first day she lost it somewhere and could not find it. It showed up the next day in her closet where it had fallen off the slacks she had worn the day before. She was so happy to find it.
I have owned several Omron HJ 303's and was very satisfied. When I lost mine I bought a HJ320 to replace it. I noticed it was reading many fewer steps per day than my 303. Then I found my 303 and started carrying them both for comparison. The 320 reads 200 - 1000 fewer steps-per-day than the 303, depending on activity. I replaced the 320 with another with the same results. Very disappointed.
I had owned a different Omron which was difficult to set, was larger and had a poorly designed belt clip. It came off many times and I final lost it. This model is a whole different story. Easy to set and read, very small so easily fits in pocket or purse. Functions at any angle. Display turns off after 5 minutes to conserve battery. Has a belt clip but I don't use it. It gives you the basic info you want to know for walking or stair climbing.
Over the years I spent too much money buying cheap and flimsy pedometers, and this one wasn't that much more expensive anyway. I didn't buy the additional attachment that guarantees that you don't lose it. Instead I threaded a doubled strand of dental floss through the little hole on the side, attached that to a safety pin, and I pin it to the inside of my pocket. I would be very sad if it fell out so this just helps me feel more secure about it.
I'm glad I chose this pedometer it is easy to use. I can see how many steps I take & how many miles it converts into & increase steps daily. Thanks for the Great product!
Answer: yes