SportCount Chrono 200 (C200) Swimming Lap Counter & Timer

This is a great little finger timer for being able to record your swimming laps and times. You basically strap it round your index finger and then use your thumb to press the button to record lap numbers and lap times.I've found it really helpful as I've been wanting a way to record my lap times more accurately since I've upped my swimming sessions, and you just can't get the same level of accuracy from a sports watch. My Polar watch captures approximate lap times but it only does this to the nearest second, and often the times can be somewhat off depending on the watches estimate of when the lap started / ended. And you can't easily read the watch display when you touch the pool side either, as it could have water obscuring it, or your goggles.But with the Sport Counter, you can record your times down to a split second just by pressing the button, which is awesome, and starts to give you much better accuracy. And the lap time will display for a few seconds as well, so you can see it easily enough, even if you have to lift your goggles etc.The way I use it is to hit the lap button with my thumb, which is easy enough to do for me. I guess if you have any issues with joint mobility etc, then you could also press the lap button with one of the fingers on your other hand, whatever works best for you.I've also used this with paddles on (Speedo ones) and was able to use it with paddles too. All in all it a great little addition for anyone who wants to get better accuracy over their swimming lap times to be able to monitor their progress, speed and lap numbers.

This is a great little swimming length counter. It is comfortable to wear and easy enough to use. One button does everything and has a logical flow but you may find yourself doing a lot of clicking to review your length times. I've given it 4 stars as I occasionally find I miss hit the button and it doesn't register but I'd still recommend this as it doesn't happen often. I find the display easy to read underwater when I'm wearing goggles. The battery will apparently last a year which is great as I don't need anything else to charge! I love being able to see my best length, worst length, average length time and total lengths. You can pause your session to have a breather as well. I'd recommend logging your records in a spread sheet or on a website (like Strava) to log your achievements - this is a manual process though, there is no automatic upload.

This little water proof counter is extremely good value for money. I call it my "Little Mighty Counter" .I use it to track the total number of laps when swimming.It's a simple sports counter for things like: swimming laps or distance run etc.It also track the total exercise time, the average time for your swim lap (or time taken to run a particular distance).It does not track pulse or any of the fancy things that fitness trackers do these days; and it doesn't claim to.I love the simplicity of it and the fact that I don't have to constantly charge it is an added bonus for me.