Lowest New Price: USD 23.95
Clip it, anywhere or slide it into your pocket. The new Qlip pedometer, powered by the Infiniti Motion Sensor will accurately track your steps, distance-traveled and calories-burned in any orientation and from just about anywhere your body. It's the perfect training companion; small, smart and handsome.
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Perfect for your 10,000-step-per-day workout program, the Sportline 310 Qlip step pedometer is loaded with handy features. The pedometer is powered by Sportline's Infiniti motion sensor, which will accurately track your steps, distance traveled, and calories burned. More importantly, the Infiniti sensor works regardless of how or where you wear it, so you can clip the Qlip to your shorts, slip it in your pocket, or wear it on your sleeve. It's the perfect training companion, with a small, smart, and handsome design that stays out of your way at all times. The Qlip also accurately counts up to 999,999 steps, more than enough for walkers, hikers, and joggers of all stripes. And thanks to the built-in exercise timer, which runs for up to 24 hours, you can time everything from evening strolls to day-long marathons. Other features include a built-in clock with a 12/24-hour format, a speed measurement, and a removable holster clip.
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- Compact step pedometer for counting steps, distance, and more
- Infiniti motion sensor works regardless of location or orientation
- Clips to your shorts, slips in your pocket, or wears on your sleeve
- Counts up to 999,999 steps; built-in exercise timer
- Clock with 12/24-hour format; removable holster clip
Great for counting steps in an airconditioned rocking chair
I bought this pedometer for its small size and because it was sold at REI. It worked fine when I was wearing it just for fun, as I walked around the house, walked for no more than 5 minutes at a time in the arid West. Today I am in Washington, DC - a humid summer day -- and the gadget's screen died. I assume it is because of the "sweat" that hit the pedometer from being attached to my shirt. I didnt go for a run, or a swim -- just a heavy walk in which I did sweat a little -- but no more than a little typical on a summer day. This makes this pedometer useless for any kind of real fitness, only useful as a curiousity of "how many steps did I take when I walked around the house today?" Not versatile at all.
Disappointed
I bought this a couple weeks ago and used it for the first time today. I set it up per the instructions, wore it as recommended (clipped to my hip), and went for a walk. I counted my steps every now and again to double check the accuracy and it was spot on accurate in that regard, which is great. The frustration I have with this pedometer, like another reviewer mentioned, is that it'll give me about 10 more "steps" while unclipping it and putting it into my purse, another 5 steps moving it from my hip to reset it, or another 4 for bending over to tie my shoe. Other than that - it's easy to use - just follow the directions, and it comes with a small, yet handy, fitness guide. I gave it two stars overall because it claims such great accuracy, and picking up insignificant, non-walking/running movements, is not the "accuracy" I'm looking for.
Sportline 310 clip anywhere pedometer
Setup was easy; seems to be working well, but the clip could be a little tighter.
Little disappointed
Pretty disappointed in this pedometer. Frankly the build quality is kinda cheap and the buttons are hard to push. Worst of all, the step counts just don't seem accurate unless the angles are exactly right. Forget about setting and forgetting this thing. Definitely worth spending more money on a solid pedometer.
Pedometer That Doesn't Get You Walking....
Battery part did not fit device, so I had to return item.
What a bummer.
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