 waste of money |
| Review Date: May 4, 2010 |
| Reviewer: sooz44, |
| It worked poorly from the start. And lasted about a month before giving up the ghost completely. What a waste of money! |
Freestyle Pacer Pro, A Walker's Dream!
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| Review Date: November 27, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Roberta Randall, |
| This is the third Pacer I've owned, and it's a great product! You can keep track of anything and everything. I am involved with the 10,000 step per day program and find this small bundle of stored information to be invaluable. The unit is small, flat, easily attachable, and almost undetectable. The calculations are precise and steps don't record with every slight body movement which results in an untrue final reading. I have referred this item to countless friends and I'm sure that they all would give it 5 stars! |
Disappointed
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| Review Date: April 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Diana Khan, Houston, TX |
I was very excited to get this pedometer. It looks good and reviews were not too bad.
Now that I have gotten this pedometer, I am finally able to leave my honest review. If you have to change the battery, grow claws in order to open up the back. To view your distance walked/calories burned, etc.
That's another challenge. These are terrible design flaws.
the item is NOT that cheap. I am honestly very disappointed.
...the jury is still out on how well it functions. |
Simple and accurate pedometer
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| Review Date: January 11, 2007 |
| Reviewer: J. Forino, New Jersey |
| I am very pleased with this pedometer. Once programmed (easily), it quite accurately gives a reading of miles, time, calories (a little overestimated, but OK), and steps walked. I'm a personal trainer and I gave one to all my clients for the holidays. |
Did not meet my expectations
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| Review Date: January 10, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Config Man, Seattle, WA |
The clip that holds the pedometer to my waist is integral with the black plastic case. When I put it on my belt (average thickness) it looked like it was about to snap so I ended up putting it on the upper part of my jeans on my left side. I wish the clip was spring metal instead so I would not have to worry about it snapping.
I wore it for 4 days and recorded my steps (8123, 4500, 5400). I thought this was giving me a good idea of what I was doing and would provide a goal to shoot for (e.g., 10,000 steps). My daughter wanted to try it for a day and she gave it back to me saying it wasn't very accurate. I put it on my waist and walked around the house counting my steps. Sure enough the number of paces I counted was 20-50% more than was being recorded by the pedometer.
I wore the pedometer for a couple more days and lost it. I think it was too loose clipped to my jeans and maybe my coats waistband just knocked it off as I moved.
I am 5' 11" and 195 lbs. and am pretty aware of my surroundings. Wish I had it for longer to give a better review.
Next time I'll look for a pedometer with a metal clip. |
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