By oldkayaker from Fair Oaks, CA on 2/27/2012

I use the Fingerwatch several times a week in the pool.  I've given up using the lap counter function as it has consistently double-counts laps.  I've tried practicing using the lap button out of the pool to develop the right touch and haven't succeeded. Quality seems good, other than the overly sensitive lap counter button.

By Zip dude from Houston, TX on 2/25/2012

Now I never swim too many laps!

By Elisaberh J. from Columbia, MD on 1/23/2012

I was looking for a lap counter.  It felt very heavy on my finger, and thus I returned it.

By Holly B. from Cedar Park, TX on 12/30/2011

If I could rate it zero stars I would. It worked fine when I first set it up. Went for my first swim and was excited to have the lap counter. Kept pushing the button, nothing happened. Tossed it out to try and fix at home later. Two different people looked at it. Nobody could get the lap button to work or reset. Like it was permanently stuck. Waste of my money. I already threw out the package so don't know if I can return it. I would not bother. Better off just getting a Timex Tri that is rated under water.

By LINDA G. from GAHANNA, OH on 8/29/2011

My husband and I both tried to figure out how to make this work and finally gave up. I just wanted to press the button to count laps, but this thing never worked. the directions written in 5 languages were so cryptic that we spent several hours trying to figure out what we had missed. I thought the negative review I read here was a guy crying sour grapes, but boy was he right! Do not buy this. It doesn't work!

By Emily C. from Albuquerque, NM on 7/25/2011

After reading the reviews about fit, I thought this would work out great because I have small hands.  However, I find it starts to slip after about 300m of continuous swimming.  I've started using a rubber band as a stopper to keep it from slipping.  Lap pusher works good and I can hear the beep underwater as I push during a turn. Easy to use.