BioTrainer Weight Loss System Review

This item is not what it is made out to be.
I tried it and was very disapointed.I am a massage therapist and wanted to know how many calories I used.It doesn't work on any upper body movements.
Than I wore it when I was taking a drive. I used about 1,000 calories on that drive.WOW!!!It tracked my car movements.
Get a good walking pedometer not this gaget it's junk!!!!
Thanks for letting me soundoff
Maggie

Product Description
At last, you can monitor your calories with every move, thanks to the Accelerometer Calorie Counter! Say so long to the "old style" pedometer, and meet the advanced personal activity monitor with the same motion sensing technology used by NASA. Simply input your weight and age, and this pager-size Accelerometer precisely tracks and records all physical movement, whether you're walking, washing dishes, vacuuming or just lying around, you'll always know how many calories you've burned! The large LCD display recalls seven days of data with the download capabilities to a home computer. Truly makes a great motivator for weight loss and a healthier lifestyle.

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Sportline Gel Sport Timer Stopwatch Review

I think this is a great stop-watch.Nice bright, high contrast screen, many functional modes, and easy to use.

Product Description
The all-purpose Sportline® Gel Sport Timer stopwatch features a colorful, translucent "gel" look with a watertight construction and extra-large display. The stopwatch is designed to meet multiple event and split timing needs and includes readouts for time and date.

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Fitness Pedometer with Night-Light Review

This is a toy for children. Do not take this thing seriously. Do not purchase this if you are serious about finding out how far you have walked. On the good side, ah... nothing.



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Pulse Rate Tracking Pedometer Review

I bought this pedometer a week ago from another retailer.It is very difficult to program, and the directions are poorly written.So, I am on line shopping for another model.



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Sportline Walking Advantage Mini Ear Radio Review

EXTREMELY disappointed in this product!1. No volume control,2. The very thin antenna wire broke off on the second day -- and I only wore it twice for 30 minutes walking the dog in the morning.

I have now ordered a Lobeman.At least it has a two position volume control.I would never have ordered the Sportline product if I'd known there was no volume adjustment.

Sportline should add a rubber flex boot for a quarter inch or so where the antenna wire passes through the case so that this isn't such a terrible and immediate point of failure.

Product Description
MINI EAR RADIO

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Sportline Walking Advantage Armband Radio Review

I bought it to pick up the TV's in the gym, but it wasn't strong enough to pick up the signal.
The battery holder is screwed shut, which makes changing the batteries impossible.
The dial is not digital an it is way too easy to bump and lose the station.
Not worth it, buy something else.

Product Description
ARMBAND RADIO

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Sportline Walking Advantage Mp3 Holder Review

Beltclip cases for the axim (I have a 51v) are less than satisfactory in my opinion, offering little security (many of the beltclips are even plastic) and not enough portability, especially given that I don't always wear belted pants.Perhaps this is a sexist thing, they're assuming everyone has belt loops but I certainly don't have very many pants or skirts which have them.Plus I work with kids and if I leave the Axim sitting around or in its cradle at my desk, it will be stolen for sure (as has happened to me before...thank goodness I got it back).

And though the Dell Axim is certainly not famous for having wonderful battery life, with a extra battery it works wonderfully as an mp3 player during an intense gym workout.But having the pda strapped to the waist could be very jarring for the device as I go from treadmill to bicycle and is not how I want to treat my $400++ dollar baby.It was time for something else.After considering my options I knew that I wanted something slick (no fanny packs for your head :-) , something that was out-of-the-way kind of portable, and something very secure. My axim literally flew off my waist once with one of those crummy belt clips...never again.

This Sportline MP3 holder certainly wasn't easy to find but is just what I have been looking for.They don't seem to make any armband cases specifically for the Dell Axim (like they do for iPods for example), butthis will stretch to accomodate pretty much any such size device and hold it securely in place.The band has a good velcro attachment and is adjustable.The case has a very nice magnetic closure.I keep my axim x51v in one of those flexiskin silicone cases for that extra bit of protection, especially for when I take it out of the armband holder.The holder fits the axim with flexiskin very nicely.I know several people who own Palms in various versions, so I'm familar with their sizes as well.They would fit securely in this case.While (as I pointed out above) the Axim has terrible battery life (especially with music and video) and needs the additional power, I don't know if an axim (or any other PDA) would fit in the Sportline with a chunky extra battery attached.Especially given that the flexibility of the holder is in the mesh sides and therefore it is flexible along only that one dimension (width or length, however you are looking at it).

Hope you find this information helpful.Thanks for reading.

Product Description
MP3 HOLDER

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Sportline Walking Advantage Cell Phone Holder Review

Bought this for when I am running in the neighborhood or in the park.It works really well.The phone stays securely put on my upper arm while running and is within easy reach if I need to answer or stop for a call.I would strongly recommend this product.It probably would work very well to hold a small MP3 player as well.It fits snugly and is adjustable for different apparel.I found this as the least expensive model on the internet.A great price and a great product.

Product Description
CELL PHONE HOLDER

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