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| Manufacturer: Accusplit |
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| List Price: $27.99 |
| Sale Price: $26.95 |
| Availibility: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
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Product Description |
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Product Details |
- Includes two AX120 100,000-step count pedometers
- Magnum display for easy reading
- Closed case protection of display and reset button
- Includes leash and AccuStep Activity Wellness Guide
- Five-year, no-proof-of-purchase warranty
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Customer Reviews |
 good for the price |
| Review Date: January 7, 2008 |
| Reviewer: RobBert, Lexington KY |
The pedometer works with anything but the most tight fitting clothing. It seems accurate, but more so as you get higher in the steps. For me it seems to really count quickly that first 1000 or so steps and then everything after seems to really crawl. I've been using it for about 3 weeks to a month and I have consistently been able to achieve 9,000-15,000 steps daily depending on whether or not I have worked out as well.
I'd purchase it again. |
Loved this pedometer!
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| Review Date: June 20, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Stephanie A. Yura, Boyertown PA 19512 |
| Very east to read, east to use and easy to see! A great product that comes in a pack of two at a great price, love it! |
Simple & Effective
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| Review Date: June 22, 2009 |
| Reviewer: M. Parkis, Seattle, USA |
This simple pedometer is really all you need. I found it the best out of three pedometers I used.
I used one of these after the battery on my fancier Omron pedometer went dead. I found the AX-120 easier to use. It stayed on my waistband, was more accurate, and has that handy leash, which protects it from falling. Believe me, you want to use that leash. It makes the difference between a working pedometer and a non-working pedometer.
Although the Omron can be calibrated to your step length, if you both run and walk in one day, that renders the "mileage" data from it useless. It also tends to fall off your waist, since it has a pinch-clip like one of those things that you use to close a bag of chips...and no leash. One fall, and it started only counting three steps for every five.
I tried one other brand that I was given for free, and it was also pretty good, and pleasantly simple, but a little too sensitive. It tended to credit me with 200-250 steps just for my commute home, sitting in my car (okay, bumpy roads, but still.)
Conclusion: unless you're a real data junkie, this AX-120 is all you need. The price is great. |
Our favorite pedometer
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| Review Date: December 28, 2008 |
| Reviewer: J. Westra, Utah |
This has been our favorite pedometer for about 6 years now. We have tried several others, but keep coming back to this one. The only negative we have encountered is that after opening it a lot, it won't stay closed and we have to put a piece of tape over it to hold it closed.
A leash is a definite requirement for us---otherwise they fall off and get lost a great deal.
One new one we bought had a problem within the first month---all the numbers went to 9 and we couldn't use it. The others have all been okay. We never got around to sending it back to be replaced, so we don't know how good the company is about replacement. |
Plastic belt clip broke within a month.
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| Review Date: July 8, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Montarian, |
| Purchased on 5/26/10. Belt clip broke on 7/3/10. Amazon suggested purchase of leash which I bought, but leash was unnecessary as the pedometer came with one. |
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