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SC SPORTCOUNT LapCounter and Timer – Waterproof – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
SC SPORTCOUNT LapCounter and Timer – Waterproof Lap Counter Timer for Swimming, Biking, Running Triathletes – Accurately Tracks Laps and Times to Help You Stay Focused
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
4.76 x 2.32 x 0.75 inches
Package Weight
0.02 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH
1.57 x 3.94 x 6.69 inches
Item Weight
0.03 Pounds
Brand Name
SC SPORTCOUNT
Country of Origin
China
Color
Blue
Manufacturer
SC SPORTCOUNT
Part Number
90010
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Color
Blue
Brand
SC SPORTCOUNT
Product Dimensions
1.57″D x 3.94″W x 6.69″H
Item Weight
0.03 Pounds
Human Interface Input
Buttons
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A. P (verified owner) –
Great swimming gizmo, with one minor complaint – I’ve had this gadget for two months and like it a lot for my daily lap swimming — its greatest virtue is freeing me from constantly trying to remember what lap I’m on — lap swimming can be tedious, and thinking “13, 13, 13, 13 — or is it 14, 14, 14?” only makes it worse. It felt odd and insecure at first to wear this thing on my index finger, but it soon became second nature. Though flip-turners can use this, I always pause when I hit the button with my thumb to make sure it’s actually registering — and to check what lap I’m on. To make my swim more seamless, I hit it only every four laps when I’m swimming 25-yard lengths, and every two laps when the pool is at its full 50 meters.
A. P (verified owner) –
Great swimming gizmo, with one minor complaint – I’ve had this gadget for two months and like it a lot for my daily lap swimming — its greatest virtue is freeing me from constantly trying to remember what lap I’m on — lap swimming can be tedious, and thinking “13, 13, 13, 13 — or is it 14, 14, 14?” only makes it worse. It felt odd and insecure at first to wear this thing on my index finger, but it soon became second nature. Though flip-turners can use this, I always pause when I hit the button with my thumb to make sure it’s actually registering — and to check what lap I’m on. To make my swim more seamless, I hit it only every four laps when I’m swimming 25-yard lengths, and every two laps when the pool is at its full 50 meters.
L. D (verified owner) –
lap perfect – Been using this product for years. It last as long as the warranty. Just buy a replacement when it wears out. Biggest down side has been the band. I’ve broken several before the battery ever dies. Replacement for the battery is easy.
G. M (verified owner) –
Ok at basic functions of overall time and lap counting – Hard to see during use, so I’ve gotten used to using it as a lap counter and stop watch after I finish my swim. I also found it awkward to press the button when it’s on my index finger in the “normal” position, so I wear it upside down on my middle finger. I find it easier to find and press the button with my thumb. At the 9-month point the display started to fail (one zero is a seven), so I’m sending it back under warranty. I tried removing the battery to see if that might solve the display problem, but no joy. Which leads to battery replacement: yes it’s possible, and it uses a common watch battery, but it requires a very small Phillips bit (PH 00), which most people are unlikely to have. And the silicon rubber gasket can be tricky to align. After removing the back cover and replacing the battery, run the screws in until they JUST stick out from the cover, this will be enough to capture the gasket and hold it fixed while you position the cover and run the screws in tight.
L. D (verified owner) –
lap perfect – Been using this product for years. It last as long as the warranty. Just buy a replacement when it wears out. Biggest down side has been the band. I’ve broken several before the battery ever dies. Replacement for the battery is easy.
S. J (verified owner) –
A simple device, but easier to read than a swim watch – This device isn’t overly sophisticated but does the job. I’ve tried to use a swim watch before but found them terribly awkward to try to read while swimming. The natural positioning of this counter is to have the face of it towards your thumb (instead of having it towards the back of your hand like a ring would be worn). This makes pushing the button easier, but also makes it easier to read as your hand does not need to rotate as much for you to see the face of the device.
S. J (verified owner) –
A simple device, but easier to read than a swim watch – This device isn’t overly sophisticated but does the job. I’ve tried to use a swim watch before but found them terribly awkward to try to read while swimming. The natural positioning of this counter is to have the face of it towards your thumb (instead of having it towards the back of your hand like a ring would be worn). This makes pushing the button easier, but also makes it easier to read as your hand does not need to rotate as much for you to see the face of the device.
O. K (verified owner) –
Tracks lap count and elapsed time well. – While swimming, you can easily keep track of which lap you’re on, the elapsed time, and the last lap split. When you’re swim session is done, you can view the total, fastest, shortest, and average.
G. M (verified owner) –
Ok at basic functions of overall time and lap counting – Hard to see during use, so I’ve gotten used to using it as a lap counter and stop watch after I finish my swim. I also found it awkward to press the button when it’s on my index finger in the “normal” position, so I wear it upside down on my middle finger. I find it easier to find and press the button with my thumb. At the 9-month point the display started to fail (one zero is a seven), so I’m sending it back under warranty. I tried removing the battery to see if that might solve the display problem, but no joy. Which leads to battery replacement: yes it’s possible, and it uses a common watch battery, but it requires a very small Phillips bit (PH 00), which most people are unlikely to have. And the silicon rubber gasket can be tricky to align. After removing the back cover and replacing the battery, run the screws in until they JUST stick out from the cover, this will be enough to capture the gasket and hold it fixed while you position the cover and run the screws in tight.
C. C (verified owner) –
Works great, but mine died after less than 3 months. – Works great, stays on your finger well. But less than 3 months in, it stopped working. Disappointing.
O. K (verified owner) –
Tracks lap count and elapsed time well. – While swimming, you can easily keep track of which lap you’re on, the elapsed time, and the last lap split. When you’re swim session is done, you can view the total, fastest, shortest, and average.
C. C (verified owner) –
Works great, but mine died after less than 3 months. – Works great, stays on your finger well. But less than 3 months in, it stopped working. Disappointing.