Brunton Step 1204 Digital Pedometer Brunton Step 1204 Digital Pedometer

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The Ped 1204 Pedometer by Brunton lets you measure your distance in kilometers or miles, and count calories while you run or walk. This pedometer adds a count-up timer and function for accurate registration.

Extra large side reading display
Count up timer
Step counting function
Calorie consumption
Distance measurement in miles or km
Filter function for accurate registration walking or running
Built in heavy duty spring clip
L1142 battery included
1.7"x1.3"x0.9"
0.7 oz

Type

Type: Digital Pedometer

Details

Material: Combination

Color Mapping: Multi-Color

Power Source: Batteries

Age: Adult

Gender: Unisex

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andy_sf 3/10/2012 6:35:48 PM Tech Level: 5/5 Ownership: 2/5 Verified Owner	Rating: 5/5Works and looks as described Pros: Relatively small and unobtrusive Has "accidental activation prevention" - starts counting only if one makes at least 6 steps * counts distance (allows average step length input) counts calories -the number is of course somewhat arbitrary but it takes into account one's weight, which is adjustable, and it still gives a ball park figure of calories burned Cons:* does not keep in memory your personal step length and weight - requires input after each reset (may be I did not figured out how to do it - either way not a big con) Other Thoughts:* Goood customer service from a vendor - easy to deal with on the phone. Overall - would definitely buy it again when it's on sale 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Thanks for the valuable feedback you provided!

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andy_sf
3/10/2012 6:35:48 PM
Tech Level: 5/5
Ownership: 2/5
Verified Owner

Rating: 5/5Works and looks as described

Pros: *Relatively small and unobtrusive
*Has "accidental activation prevention" - starts counting only if one makes at least 6 steps
* counts distance (allows average step length input)
*counts calories -the number is of course somewhat arbitrary but it takes into account one's weight, which is adjustable, and it still gives a ball park figure of calories burned

Cons: *does not keep in memory your personal step length and weight - requires input after each reset (may be I did not figured out how to do it - either way not a big con)

Other Thoughts: Goood customer service from a vendor - easy to deal with on the phone.
Overall - would definitely buy it again when it's on sale

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