Can you clip the pedometer on to your waist
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frances, i found that pedometers that clip on tend to break while wearing them and are not good for active people on the go. there is wrist cord and you can loop it around a belt or belt loop. i keep mine in my pocket constantly and it records very well at all times. you can even tuck it into an elastic waistband if a belt is not part of your clothing. let me know if i can help you with any other questions. i own two, i am a 40 year jeweler and watch repair person and with the lithium battery, it requires little attention for long periods of time. burt
907211
Apparently so!!! I've been using the pedometer for several months. I don't really use the USB and it's still there!!!
728229
It can be worn in any position. It comes with an approximately 4" loop that you attach to the pedometer and the other end has a "clamp" to attach to a belt loop, bra strap, button hole. It's very secure. When I wear pants without belt loops, I wear it on the inside of my shirt, attached to my bra strap. With belt loops, I hook it then stick it in my pocket.I don't like to have it hanging loose when I jog. I like to use it as a pocket watch.
1234362
There's no clip for attaching to a belt. The shoulder strap has clips on each side, so that it can be removed. You might be able to get that shoulder-strap clip around a belt (but you'd have to leave the shoulder strap attached).
649665
I have a fitbit that comes with a clip. This is on a loop type system so I use the little loop on the clip and then wrap the black part around my bra strap and clip it for extra safty.
1960307
When I go walking each morning, I clip it on my jogging pants waistline. It's okay there but as my waist tightens up, it feels less secure. I guess I need smaller pants! Yippee!
665870
No it does not. You have to start the pedometer in order for it track your steps.
744311
The leash is about 7" long. There is a loop that I slip onto the pedometer clip. Then, I clip the other end to a side of a pocket or a few inches away on my waistband. These leashes have saved me from losing my pedometer a number of times. Highly recommended.
802018
i have my phone in an armband when I run, you could probably get away with clipping it to your waist.
375223
Lynda D. The only way you would be able to use the LapCounter for walking is you would have to tick off each & every step manually. That's why it works so well for swimming. I would suggest that for your walking to get a regular pedometer this time. But thanks for asking! I do hope this helps! Happy New Year!
460571
The waist yes. The chest would require you to have something to clip it to but it would be possible.
1000603
I will not use the belt clip. Because of the size of the thing, when you sit, the pedometer jabs me at the waist. I have a bit of a gut, but I think this wouldn't be comfortable for a slim person. Even if getting jabbed with it when sitting wasn't an issue, I think just getting up and down or bending over may cause the clip to slip/move. I keep mine in my pocket, attached to a pedometer leash. However, with it being so inaccurate in counting steps and freezing up -- I hardly care if I lose it now. I'm much happier with my Fitbit. I'm not easy to please, but I wouldn't recommend this product. Too frustrating.Sticker on pedometer says "Made in China." I will not use the belt clip. Because of the size of the thing, when you sit, the pedometer jabs me at the waist. I have a bit of a gut, but I think this wouldn't be comfortable for a slim person. Even if getting jabbed with it when sitting wasn't an issue, I think just getting up and down or bending over may cause the clip to slip/move. I keep mine in my pocket, attached to a pedometer leash. However, with it being so inaccurate in counting steps and freezing up -- I hardly care if I lose it now. I'm much happier with my Fitbit. I'm not easy to please, but I wouldn't recommend... » Read More I will not use the belt clip. Because of the size of the thing, when you sit, the pedometer jabs me at the waist. I have a bit of a gut, but I think this wouldn't be comfortable for a slim person. Even if getting jabbed with it when sitting wasn't an issue, I think just getting up and down or bending over may cause the clip to slip/move. I keep mine in my pocket, attached to a pedometer leash. However, with it being so inaccurate in counting steps and freezing up -- I hardly care if I lose it now. I'm much happier with my Fitbit. I'm not easy to please, but I wouldn't recommend this product. Too frustrating.Sticker on pedometer says "Made in China." « Show Less
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I clip mine on the end of my bike shorts leg and it works just fine counting steps.
1281000
Dear friend,When you open up the pedometer.The pedometer will work when you move.Thank you
312594
There is a clip on the device that you use to keep it on place although not permanent
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I loop the leash through the belt clip on the back of pedometer. There have been a few times when I would have lost it if it had not been clipped by leash to my belt loop.
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Just attach to my waistband for security so pedometer doesn't fall off if it comes un clipped.