Why clip a pedometer on your belt when you can stick it on your shoe?
“SHPedometer accuratly [sic] counts X-treme foot action. One SHPed on each shoe will prove accuracy for each foot.”The enterprising inventor of the Shoe Pedometer has also created the “Shoe Watch” – perfect for those of us who like to have naked wrists.
9/23/11 — It’s been a really long while since anyone’s commented on this SHPedometer thingy (shoe pedometer, to be more precise), and yet NO ONE, not even “Michelle” has contacted me regarding WHERE (or from whom) I can find and/or purchase one for myself. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh! Doesn’t ANYONE out there even care or want to help those of us who are obese but serious about weight loss? Woe is me! :’( (Me = lcallc@aol.com)
WHERE can I buy the SHPedometer you speak of? I’m desperate… aaaaaaaaaaaaaargh! :/
hi,
Where can i buy the SH Pedometer in Singapore?
Regards
Raniek
A pedometer is a tool that counts how many steps you take during a day or a particular workout. Which helps to reduce fat.
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The link for the website you attached doesn’t work. Where do I find the shoe pedometer that links with your ipod….without having to buy the Nike + shoe?
Most good modern pedometers work even if they are just in your pocket or a bag – no need to clip on.
AA If it’s more accurate than the hip pedometers, I’d try it. Those hip ones really suck sometimes…I had one tell me I’d taken 20 steps when all I had done was stand up, take two steps to get something, and sit back down. Yeah, REEAL accurate.
where can I buy the SHPEDOMETER?
I tried to find “stepolicious” does not exist
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michelle & staff
hey, I am acknowledging that the SHPEDOMETERS really work!!!!
I bought 2 for $50 and they both work amazingly. When I run, or walk they both count exact. jumping jacks are counted for me, I just go til I can’t.
When I play tennis, these seem to be right on. I learned that I can beat my friends with less then 200,000 steps or “foot action stats” is cool to know.
No need to search for better or more expensive pedometer!
GOT SHPED?
I need a Pedomoter that I can keep on my shoe and wear it all day. I have a drawer full of the ones you clip on they keep on falling off and it drive me crazy. where can I buy the shoe one and how much do they cost. I have loss 14 pounds in five weeks.
You guys should checkout the shoes that came out from Nike with Ipod applications. Nike and Apple coming together is a perfect combination and if this can motivate a healthier lifestyle than more power to them.
I think this is a very good idea, as having a pedometer on the hip seems to be rather inaccurate. I had one which clocked up a few hundred steps when I had just been sitting at a desk for a couple of hours. I think on the shoe it would probably give a better indication of actual steps taken.
This seems very heavy, maaan…
I might wanna try it out! Or don’t you think?
Or I might just buy a STEPELICOUS!
Go buy it onlinbe on http://www.stepelicous.org.
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I bought the shpedometers(2) for $50.00.
I tested them and they are amazingly accurate.
I am always confident of the steps counted and I can’t lose or look for them because I leave them on my shoes.
I average 8,400 steps a day. I recommend these to everyone and they make a great christmas gift that keeps on giving.
go get em and feel good about yourself
I might buy one next spring..
I am not sure i want to spend money on that though.
You guys should checkout the shoes that came out from Nike with Ipod applications. Nike and Apple coming together is a perfect combination and if this can motivate a healthier lifestyle than more power to them.
What happens if you’re wearing shoes that it won’t look quite right on? I still think the omron gives you the best value as you can wear it your pocket, some even tuck it in their bra. It doesn’t have to be on your hip. And numbers can help motivate people. I know they help me and best of all because of walking clubs with the usb pedometer that uploads your step data to the WalkingSpree.com website, we can compare our steps to each other, so it’s friendly competition. You can send buddy messages, earn prizes, a bunch of stuff, all based off everyone being on the same playing field with the usb omron pedometer.
I read all your comments above.
I bought two shpedometers and I tested it. It works great. Google the word “shpedometer” link and see the videos they really are accurate.
A couple of friends just ordered them. When they arrive were going to compete against each other in tennis and raquetball for bragging rights on who wins with the least amount of steps.
Oh yea. I don’t misplace my shoes, so I won’t be losing or looking for a bogus hip pedometer ever again.
I paid $50.00 for two, free shipping ,no tax and 2 year warranty.
If anybody finds a better deal, let me know.
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That`s something new: a shoe pedometer. I`d like to try it myself. As 60 in 3 said above, exercise should be fun and not something you`re hoping to get rid of as fast as you can. However, I still believe a pedometer is quite efficient for those who need to be more active and keep track of their progress.
Yamasa makes most of the pedometers sold in Japan, and it’s all they make. They have the whole range, from super sophisticated and complex to extremely simple, and they have pedometers you can just put in your pocket or carry in a briefcase. But I like their simplest models, like the MP-100, just a step counter and a reset button, no mile or calorie estimates, no sensitivity adjustments, accurate and cheap enough you can buy a handful and lose them without worries: http://www.yamasa-tokei.co.jp/p_mp100.html
Well Gal, when your fat like me, it was a chore getting to the recommended 10,000 steps per day, but when I started hitting the 10,000 mark, I got addicted to walking and how it made me feel. It’s just something to shoot for during the day, but I certainly don’t quit when I hit 10,000 steps. Now I am jogging and am considering the half marathon. It’s all about baby steps.
Why would you need something like this? Are you really going to stop walking when you hit some number goal? I guess I don’t understand exercises that are purely number based. Exercise should be fun, not an activity where you’re counting up to 50,000 just hoping to be done with it.
Gal
I think the shoe is better as the waist and arms move alot – even when your not even walking or exercising.
FYI – I referenced an article off this blog in my “Weekly 13″ (Thursday 13) and tagged you.
http://mybigwaist.blogspot.com/2007/06/day-29-weekly-13-i.html
I third the Omron! The HJ-112 is worth every penny. I shook it, jiggled it up and down and sideways, and in circles. No steps. That said, it does sometimes miss a few soft steps–no huge loss, and definitely within 10%. I’ve never had it be off by over 5%. You can put it in your pocket and it maintains accuracy. However, the shoe pedometer is a fantastic idea!
i use the ipod thingie http://www.apple.com/ipod/nike/gear.html
And you don’t have to buy the nike shoes, you can just clip it on your shoe with velcro!
The reason the Omron Pedometer is so much more accurate is because it uses an accelerometer with a “noise” filter. Other hip pedometers use a mechanical pendulum so they register any sort of movement. If this shoe pedometer uses a pendulum then it’s going to have accuracy problems as well.
I second the plug for the Omron pedometer. I’ve found it to be quite accurate. I’ve used other hip pedometers, and the Omron, from the beginning, felt more sturdy. I’ve had a few other regular pedometer-users order one as soon as they saw mine.
If it’s more accurate than the hip pedometers, I’d try it. Those hip ones really suck sometimes…I had one tell me I’d taken 20 steps when all I had done was stand up, take two steps to get something, and sit back down. Yeah, REEAL accurate.
I use the Omron brand pedometer which tends to be fairly accurate (you can adjust the sensitivity), within 10 percent, but most of the hip ones I found are not very good. If I hadn’t found the Omron brand, I would seriously look into this.
Mr. F
Hey,this is kinda cool. I may have to give this a try.
Brian
I think this is a very good idea, as having a pedometer on the hip seems to be rather inaccurate. I had one which clocked up a few hundred steps when I had just been sitting at a desk for a couple of hours. I think on the shoe it would probably give a better indication of actual steps taken.