Skiennix Pedometer - Step Counter with Large Display for Walking | Ideal for Women, Men, Kids & Seniors
Skiennix Pedometer - Step Counter with Large Display for Walking | Ideal for Women, Men, Kids & Seniors
- Simple is better: Our intuitive 3D pedometer is user friendly for all ages. With no complexity, it simplifies your walking routine and helps you stay motivated to meet your fitness goals.
- Looking for versatile options? Our Step counter adapts to your lifestyle with multiple options for your convenience. Clip it, wear it or carry it. This pedometer prioritizes your comfort and convenience in your walking routine.
- Rely on our 3D Tri-Axis Sensor technology for accuracy with this pedometer.
- Need a partner for lifetime? Our step tracker has an extended battery life. With auto-sleep and wake-up functions, our pedometer ensures uninterrupted, continuous monitoring, allowing you to stay committed to your fitness journey.
- Crystal Clear Display: Keep your goals in sight with the spacious digit display of our pedometer. Monitor your progress seamlessly while walking, with clear, crisp numbers visible at a single glance!
- 10-Step Minimum: The pedometer's 3D sensor will count and display the previous steps as long as the 10 step minimum has been reached. The consecutive 10 step feature prevents inaccurately counting any irregular movements.
Clip it: Securely attach to your pocket or hip for hands-free step count on the go.
Hang it: Conveniently wear this pedometer around your neck for easy access during your fitness routine.
Wear it: Carry it your way, wear around wrist or ankle to ensure comfort and style on the move.(ANKLE BAND NOT INCLUDED)
10-Step Error Prevention
In order to maximize accuracy, use the SimplyWalk pedometer while walking continuously. The 3D sensor relies on motion and impact to maintain an accurate step count. The pedometer will count and display the previous steps as long as the 10 step minimum has been reached. The consecutive 10 step feature prevents inaccurately counting any irregular movements.
The pedometer may not count steps correctly in the following conditions: Uneven gait, walking aid, slow or light steps, riding a bicycle.
