Whats best… a multi-function pedometer or a simple step counter?
Strictly a personal decision. But, one thing to keep in mind…. you want the pedometer’s main function to be a ‘fitness tool’. If it’s too complicated — or too ‘multi-functioned’, you may find that you wear it for other reasons (listening to the radio, time-piece, stop watch, etc). The primary focus must always be ‘fitness’ – therefore, regardless of the features, make sure you buy it — and wear it for that reason. Also….pedometers that are loaded with additional features such as ‘back-lit’ screens – radios – or talking functions – can eat up your battery much faster. Replacing the battery is no problem in most pedometers – but, you’ll find yourself replacing much more often when you have a pedometer with these features. For younger (school aged) customers, we recommend the basic step counter. It keeps the focus entirely on ‘steps’ – and fitness and is very easy to use. If you’re participating in a “10,000 steps per day” program (or want to), the basic step counter pedometer (our
