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Question: Does it come with a clip ?
Document: This is a welcome change of pace from many pedometers that have to be clipped to your clothing, in hopes it won't come loose.Overall, this is a great little tracker.
But I don't feel that I need to secure it in any way. It would just be more bulk in my pocket, and who needs that? But if you didn't have a pocket handy (like when you're wearing running shorts, etc. ), the lanyard might come in handy... if you could figure out how to attach it.Calculating your stride length is inconvenient but not difficult. Just take ten steps, measure the distance you covered, and divide by 10.
Proof that good things really do come in small packages, the Lifesource Tri-axial Activity Monitor is easy to set up, easy to read and easy to use.The idea is simple:  After entering the user's weight and stride length, it counts the number of steps taken. It registers dancing and  running (though the instructions say it won't work for 'high impact' running--whatever that is) as well as walking. Pressing buttons will display how many calories have been burned as well as distance travelled.
I've had this product a little over 30 days. In the third week, the clip broke and I no longer use it. Afraid I'll lose it! What a waste!
It straps to your clothing with a lanyard. The only thing I wish is for a clip option. Sometimes it start to dangle when I am running. Setting up was a bit annoying, as you have to calculate stride length. But, after that is done, this pedometer is really easy to use.
For better accuracy of your stride length, the instruction sheet suggests taking 10 steps then divide the total distance by 10.It comes with a short detachable lanyard and a clip, so that it can be safely placed in your shirt or pants pocket. It can also be placed in a handbag.
You can clip the tether to a pocket then insert the monitor into the pocket, but it won't register if it swings from the tether. So, you must have a pocket to put it in. If you wear work out clothing without a pocket it just won't work well. I've tried pulling up the tether and clipping it close to the monitor so it doesn't swing, but it still doesn't work.
Looking for a way to keep up with your steps without having to clip a pedometer to your waist? This is the style of pedometer you are looking for. The design is Tri axial, so you can put it in your pocket, in your purse, and/or clip it onto you with the lanyard. Sometimes when you use the older style pedometers they fall off because you can only wear them one way.
Great because you can leave it in your purse or your pocket while you walk without losing accuracy. Lousy because although it has a clip on strap, you can't get the string through the ridiculous opening at one end. (Can you see an opening in the photo? No - 'nuff said.) So, although it is advertised that it can be used both ways, you can't actually wear it.
Great pedometer. I love that you can carry it in your shirt or pants pocket as well as clip it on. Set up is fairly straight forward, just a matter of setting your stride properly. Seems to be pretty accurate, I have used it since May and the battery life has been great. Best pedometer I have used and at a reasonable price!
Answer: yes