FergieTCat
I am serious. And don't call me Shirley.
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- Jun 10, 2000
I posted this as a reply in another thread, but I just wanted to make sure those of you shopping for a pedometer saw this ...
Sorry guys, I should have been more specific. You can order the pedometer I bought on line at www.sportsauthority.com. I copied the info from the website for you:
Sportline 330 Electronic Step Pedometer
Item no: 1117483
OUR PRICE: $9.99
It's designed to help you walk 10,000 steps and it counts steps. You don't have to set it, it just seems to know how many steps you walked automatically. As I said, I walked and counted 100 steps, looked at the pedometer and it was dead accurate.
Shipping is $4.98, so it would come out to $15 (still cheaper than the Weight Watchers one, which I personally didn't like, btw).
Unfortunately, it does not walk the 10,000 steps for you ...
Sorry guys, I should have been more specific. You can order the pedometer I bought on line at www.sportsauthority.com. I copied the info from the website for you:
Sportline 330 Electronic Step Pedometer
Item no: 1117483
OUR PRICE: $9.99
It's designed to help you walk 10,000 steps and it counts steps. You don't have to set it, it just seems to know how many steps you walked automatically. As I said, I walked and counted 100 steps, looked at the pedometer and it was dead accurate.
Shipping is $4.98, so it would come out to $15 (still cheaper than the Weight Watchers one, which I personally didn't like, btw).
Unfortunately, it does not walk the 10,000 steps for you ...