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Sportline Walking Advantage 355 Pulse Pedometer

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Manufacturer: Sportline
Model: WV3485GY
Binding: Sports
Publisher: Sportline
Label: Sportline

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Features for Sportline Walking Advantage 355 Pulse Pedometer:

Monitors your pulse while you exercise
Accurately measures distance, steps, and calories burned
Large, easy to read display
Includes a protective cover
Simple stride adjustment for more accurate reporting

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Editorial Review
The Pulse Pedometer features a sophisticated "averaging" pulse monitor as well as an exercise pedometer to tell you how far you have walked or jogged, how many calories you have burned, how many steps taken, how long you exercise... and the time of day!! All in one compact, lightweight unit worn on the waist.Features: *Take your pulse while you exercise*Large, easy-to-read single line display*Accurately measures walking, jogging distances & steps*Measures up to 1000 miles in 1/100 mile increments *Monitors fitness goals & calories*Time of day feature Stopwatch count up timer*Stride length adjustable from 1 to 6 feet.
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Customer Reviews

Walk to lose Lbs

2007-06-27
This is a neat gadget, once it is calibrated to my stride -- it is simple and unobtrusive. Occassionally the gadget jumps into another mode and sound the compleation theme -- far too early (around 4K rather than 10K). I can be annoying but a push of the button and it returns to the right count

Disappointed

2007-02-19
I was disappointed in the accuracy of this pedometer. Unless it is worn perfectly level, it does not count steps. I find myself trying to hold it straight on my waist, so that it will count. I have worn it while on an elipitical machine at the gym and it will count half the steps that the machine will count.