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The Stop Watch model is especially useful to athletes who time their own sprint workouts. The Stop Watch is great for spectator timing sports (e.g. car races, swim meets) and many other non-athletic timing uses.
• Stop/start/reset modes
• Gives the time of day
• Numerals are large and easy to read
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Stopwatches
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 8 Reviews)
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Easy to use |
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Sarah
from Lakeville, MA
on 10/23/2012
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Very easy to use..not intrusive to swim stroke...could easily be used for running as well.
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Strange numbers |
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Raymond J.
from Chesapeake, VA
on 9/12/2011
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I swim 9-10 miles per week and used this every day. I like the split times and it fits well. After 2 months, I started getting strange letters on the display. I changed the batter, but it's the same. Guess water leaked into it.
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Works great |
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Doug
from Springfield, VA
on 4/19/2010
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This little counter works very well.
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Sport Count Stopwatch |
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suism
from toleod,oh
on 1/2/2010
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i wear this during class so I can see how long we are doing an exercise or to take a pulse rate!
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fantastic! |
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jme
from atlanta ga
on 4/18/2009
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I use the stopwatch for timing....it works perfectly! Would highly recommend....
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A must have! |
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John
from Sugar Land, TX
on 3/1/2009
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The lap counter is great. The button you push is easy to use, which is much better than one I got a long time ago. Notice how the picture shows it on the person's hand. I wear it like that BUT I turn it upside down, so that the button is naturally closest to the thumb. It makes reading it a bit tricky, but much easier to use. For me, I know roughly how many laps I've done, so I only have to read it while swimming once or twice. I've gotten use to reading it upside down. Having it keep track of laps, time and avg time is great. It took a little while getting used to pushing the button at every wall, but it soon becomes a natural habit.
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