SC SportCount Waterproof Finger Stopwatch and Swim Timer

I used to swim a lot in 25m pools, but decades later, counter-current swimming in a short pool against jets is completely new to me. At first I counted strokes to know how far I was into my on-the-spot swim. But who wants to focus on counting strokes when the fun is focusing on technique and drills? I wanted something super-simple to keep track of time for me. I looked at various options (including waterproof watches and exercise trackers) but the SC Sportcount was the "aha!". It does exactly what I want. Super easy to use, inexpensive and effective. Every swim is back to being a fun challenge rather than a counting chore. :)

Start stop and reset… no lap stops or memory, but does the job

Very simple and does the job. I use it for sprinting and love the ease at which I can time myself

This is the perfect pickleball referee stopwatch. No bells or whistles. Just three functions in one button: start, stop, reset. It’s a little pricey, but it’s been worth it. I’ve had mine for almost two years and it’s still working great. I’ve recommended it to many other pickleball referees and they’ve been equally happy with theirs.

BE AWARE! THIS DEVICE DOES NOT COUNT LAPS. IT IS NAMED "SPORT COUNT" AND LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER UNIT I PURCHASED LAST YEAR THAT DIED AFTER MUCH USE. THIS IS A TIMER ONLY, AND IS QUITE FRANKLY, USELESS TO A SWIMMER. COMMENTARY: In my opinion, these guys are trying to package then market an inferior product by offering a cheaper price then using deceptive labeling to make you think you are purchasing the better one. I'm sure they won't return it because it does what it says in the fine print. Smoke and mirrors. "Sport Count" is a joke. It should be named "Sport Timer." Don't be fooled like I was. Spend wisely.

This is a great timer for intense, solo exercise - sprints, laps in the pool, the sort of thing where the inconvenience of holding a typical stopwatch is significant. I use it for sprinting so I don't have to hold a stopwatch in my hand while I go - just one less thing to think about when moving at my limit. It is good for this - the button has a nice, solid click to it, it is about as easy to access as possible, the display is small but very clear, the operation is simple - nothing extraneous to complicate things, nothing to think about at all. The strap is stretchy silicone (I believe) and fits my hand quite comfortably. I - adult male, 5'10", slightly smaller than average hands - wear it on my index finger, which is about 2.75" (~70mm) in circumference at the base. Only comment/complaint would be that this is not great for running any sort of distance in the heat, as it does not breath and my finger gets very hot underneath it. Making the strap vented via small holes may be nice, but may not be worth the trouble. Also, maybe it would be nice if it had a backlight - I'm not sure it really makes that much of a difference. Also, pay close attention to the exact model you are getting - the colors are not just a matter of aesthetics, but are associated with models which have different functionality. I purchased the Yellow model, which specifically acts as a stopwatch, not a lap counter, since I'm only doing a small series of single runs. Anyway, would recommend it for the purposes described above. Basically I had the thought of "man, it'd be great if someone made a basic stopwatch that just fit onto your finger" and then found this within about 30 seconds of searching. Good idea, well executed. EDIT: One odd feature is that this timer doesn't have the ability to pause timing - only start and reset. Not a major issue for my use, but notable for people who go on longer runs and might pause at crosswalks, for example.

Love the convenience, but sometimes I’ll look at it and it’s counting the seconds very fast. I use it for timing postures in group fitness, and it’s important to have accurate timing for two-sided postures, so that kinda sucks.

Great

Just be aware the different colours have different functions. I had presumed they were just different colours. Expensive to return from the UAE. My own fault for not reading it properly

Keine Lap Counter Funktion bei der "gelben" Version dieses SportCount Produkts! Steht aber fett im Titel!

L'anello è comodo e si gestisce tutto con un solo bottone. Per il nuoto suggerisco la versione rossa: quella cronometro e contavasche. Ti permette, oltre a tenere il numero, di visualizzare i tempi di ciascuna vasca più la media, la vasca più veloce, la più lenta e il tempo totale.

指に装着できることでストップウォッチを操作するよりコンパクトでいい。また、親指での操作もしやすいし、数字も見やすいので星5個とさせて頂きました。

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