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Pedometer

Looking to buy a Pedometer for a friend (Me I'm not into this keep fit).

The type I'm looking for is where you enter your step length, weight etc. It then counts your steps & converts these to total steps, distance, calories used. They cost about £10 about 12 months ago & I know at that time you could get them from Woolies.

As they cost so little I am looking for a high street store that still sells them (anywhere else and I am likely to pay nearly as much for the postage).

Thanks for any assistance. :confused:

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  • basill
    basill Posts: 1,419 Forumite
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    Halfords were doing a range of these in Jan. I think the one which calculated calories was about £11-12.

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  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    Boots used to have a good range.
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  • fatboyonadiet
    fatboyonadiet Posts: 5,400 Forumite
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    I got one from Argos (a Reebok one) but it didn't work too well and I returned it, when I got measured up for some proper running trainers and asked their advice in the shop they didn't recommend any as they said they work off a ball-bearing function and aren't 100% accurate.
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  • jos22
    jos22 Posts: 249 Forumite
    I got one from Argos (a Reebok one) but it didn't work too well and I returned it, when I got measured up for some proper running trainers and asked their advice in the shop they didn't recommend any as they said they work off a ball-bearing function and aren't 100% accurate.

    Thanks for that but I think it is more for this "expert" advice that we should all walk 10,000 steps a day and a rough count is better than no count. I'm still a "no counter"
  • jos22 wrote:
    Looking to buy a Pedometer for a friend (Me I'm not into this keep fit).

    The type I'm looking for is where you enter your step length, weight etc. It then counts your steps & converts these to total steps, distance, calories used. They cost about £10 about 12 months ago & I know at that time you could get them from Woolies.

    As they cost so little I am looking for a high street store that still sells them (anywhere else and I am likely to pay nearly as much for the postage).

    Thanks for any assistance. :confused:

    Have a look at this link, Hope this helps http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?criteria=pedometers&doy=20m3&source=15

    :beer:
    ;)!!!!!!There are More Questions Than Answers!!!!!!:eek:
    :search: But I Just Don't Have Any Answers :idea:
  • GoofyGAT
    GoofyGAT Posts: 1,835 Forumite
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    I picked one up from Lloyds Pharmacy a few weeks ago for just £1.99 (was on special offer).

    It's called a 'digital stepometer', has the following features & looks like this:

    - Step counter
    - Distance travelled
    - Calories burnt
    - Step alarm
    - Clock
    - Alarm
    - Stop watch

    It's not the most accurate (as you can imagine) but for £2 one can't do worse - if it's still in stock, that is!

    They also do a SIM card backup for £1.99, but it's something I've yet to try/buy. G
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