Pedometer - Silva ex10 range

Silva ex10 step ~ ex 10 distance ~ ex10 plus : pedometer step counters

A great range of pedometers that can be worn around the neck - VERY ACCURATE.

The Silva ex10 Step ~ £20.99 ~ pedometer simply counts steps. It is based on Accumotion, a new type of sensor which improves step counting. This sensor can be tilted up to an angle of 45°, making step counting accurate when used with any body shape. Silva ex10 Distance is carried around the neck, and has an integrated neck strap with safety release. The pedometer is water resistant, and has easy access buttons on the sides for setting / functions. When the pedometer is not in use the display goes into sleep mode to save battery power.

The Silva ex10 Distance ~ £26.99 ~ pedometer counts steps and measures distance (plus all above)

The Silva ex10 Plus ~ £30.99 ~ pedometer counts steps, measures distance and calories, and also contains an automatic exercise timer, to keep track of how long you have been working out (plus all above)

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Silva Pedometers ~ step counters : buy online - Silva ex10 range

Why is there such a difference in the price of our pedometers - step counters? Like everything else we sell, we have used these units and know which is better than others and why. All of the pedometers we sell are of a "high" quality and all of the pedometers we sell provide reasonably accurate step counting and distance travelled. However, the Omron HJ113, Oregon ANYWEAR, Silva Ex PED GO pedometers use a more sophisticated step recognition mechanism (not just a swinging -tick -tick weight). The Oregon Scientific ANYWEAR, Silva Ex PED Go pedometers provide the highest accuracy from all the pedometers we sell. that's why you have to pay more.... We hope we can help you in purchsasing your new Pedometer.

A study carried out on 973 different pedometers by the British Journal of Sports Medicine showed that only 1/4 of them gave acceptable accuracy (10% error or less). The other 3/4's generally overestimated, with some (very cheap) units giving an error as high as 1000%.... their conclusion was that you can assume a pedometer costing over £14 should be accurate. BHIP Ltd has rejected many pedometers we have been asked to sell as they are basically .. rubbish. All the step counters we sell will give a minimum of 95% accuracy when counting steps, we've tested them all. It is the user's responsibility to enter a good average stride length, this is essential if you want to see an accurate distance measurement, as opposed to just counting steps.