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Accusplit Eagle AE170 Pedometer |
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| Pros |
• Small size and lightweight
• Accurate in step count.
• Case protects buttons |
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| Cons |
• Stride increments .25 feet
• Calorie count may differ from other methods.
• No safety strap |
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The Bottom Line -
A basic pedometer to count your steps and
estimate distance and calories burned.
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| Product Description |
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Dimensions 2"x 1.5"x
.75" weighs 3/4 oz.
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Clips to belt or waistband |
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Counts up to 99999 steps |
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Counts up to 999.99
miles |
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Calorie meter up to 9999.9 kcal |
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| Guide Review |
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Step and Calorie Counting
The Accusplit Eagle AE170 counts steps. It estimates distance based on your
average stride length, which you can set in increments of .25
feet. I found it to be accurate for steps when worn at a spot on
your belt or waistband where it could hang vertically. It
estimates calories burned based on your weight without regard to your
speed. As such, it may give a different estimate than other
methods. It is so small and
lightweight that a child or an adult can wear it all day comfortably,
and I have even slept with it on. It is simple to set and easy to
move between the step count, distance, and calorie modes. It is
easy to change the stride length and the weight. Case protects the
buttons from being accidentally reset. Made by Yamax. | |
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