Omron HJ-112 Digital Pocket Pedometer

I like this particular Pedometer because I can drop it in my pocket at the beginning of the day and it will count my steps all day.I have also put it in my purse, but am not really sure of the accuracy of the count. I really like the fact that I don't have to "dangle" it from my waist. Since I don't often have belt loops, I dropped other pedometers more than a few times. I love knowing how many steps I take in a day and it automatically resets itself after midnight. I shoot for 10,000 steps a day.

This is my fifth (and hopefully last) pedometer in the past 6 months. I bought the cheap $5 or $10 ones in the store and they constantly reset, or worse, stopped working. I've dropped this one more than once and prayed that it was still working when I picked it up. And it has. I'm only dropping it because I refuse to attach the tether. At least it gave me the option. Others don't even come with a leash. Love the different step counters. Pretty darn accurate and like that I can review the last week to see how I'm doing with my 10K a day. I would recommend this pedometer in a heartbeat.

It doesn't seem to work as well in the pockets of women's clothing as it does in mens---possibly due to womens pockets are not as deep and does not catch the movement action as well as those in men's going lower on the leg.

Easy to program, accurate step counting, fun to use. Easy to use measurement tool for measuring 10,000 steps a day.

ordered two omrons after reading laudatory reviews. wore both of them for a couple of days, and found that they were wildly divergent in their readings. and neither one counted my steps accurately. i now depend on the much simpler and smaller and more accurate and much cheaper sport line 340 ($6.95.....)