3-Axes Activity Monitor

According to the American Heart Association, 10,000 steps per day is optimal for living a healthy lifestyle. How many steps have you taken?

The new PD-727 3-Axes pedometer is the newest addition to Tanita's 3-axes pedometer line. This model features an over-sized display for convenient tracking and viewing of steps and calories burned.

Tanita's unique 3-Axes technology uses internal accelerometers to measure motion on the X, Y, and Z axes, allowing users to carry the PD-727 in a purse, pocket, or around the neck instead of the traditional belt clip-on, ultimately improving convenience, and offering the ability to comfortably conceal it. This monitor also uses advanced technology to analyze motion to prevent the recording of false steps, common to inferior or less sophisticated models.

Tanita's 3-Axes line tops the pedometer market, and the PD-727 is no exception. In addition to its over-sized display, the PD-727 features a step counter, calorie counter, distance monitor, walking time monitor, clock, and seven-day memory.

The PD-727 3-Axes Pedometer is backed by a one-year warranty. The two-line LCD display measures .9" x 1.1". The pedometer itself is .5" x 1.4" x 2.8" and weighs just one ounce.

According to the American Heart Association, 10,000 steps per day is optimal for living a healthy lifestyle. How many steps have you taken?

Instantly monitors your exercise distance by using set stride length unique technology allows you to carry the pedometer in your pocket or around your neck instead of the traditional method of clipping it to your belt. It's easy to use and a practical choice for those who want added safety while running, hiking, walking, or traveling. Should you ever be threatened, the easily triggered panic alarm may increase your ability to deter an assailant. The perfect travel companion for yourself or someone you love. Additional features include: clock, 7 day memory, and neck strap.

According to the American Heart Association, 10,000 steps per day is optimal for living a healthy lifestyle. How many steps have you taken?

The next generation in physical activity monitors based on the latest medical research.

The new AM-121E 3-Axes activity monitor (pedometer) is the newest addition to Tanita's 3-axes activity monitor line. In addition to its 24 hour activity graph , the AM-121E features a step counter, calorie counter, distance monitor, walking time monitor, clock, and 14-day memory.

This motivational tool is perfect to encourage users to increase their activity levels. It clearly demonstrates METS(Metabolic Equivalent of Task), steps and the number of calories burned based on their BMR(Basal Metabolic Rate). The information is ideal to demonstrate to users their energy expenditure throughout the day, on an hourly basis whether it is walking, gardening, sitting or sleeping.
All the results are stored for 14 days allowing the user to see their progress over 2 weeks. The high-tech accelerometer technology used in the AM-121E has been shown in tests to give results highly and significantly correlated with energy expenditure calculated using Weir's equation (VO2 and VCO2 measurement). Shows energy expenditure (calories burned) when active AND when at rest. Balance calorie intake with actual calories burned over 24 hours.

Tanita's 3-Axes line tops the pedometer market, and the AM-121E is no exception.

The AM-121E 3-Axes activity monitor is backed by a one-year warranty. The LCD display measures .7" x 1.3". The activity monitor itself is .5" x 1.1" x 2.2" and weighs just .8 ounce. The Monitor can be worn in a shirt or trouser pocket or placed in a hand bag for convenience.

According to the American Heart Association, 10,000 steps per day is optimal for living a healthy lifestyle. How many steps have you taken?

The new FB-731 3-Axes Pedometer features an over-sized display for convenient tracking and viewing steps taken throughout the day.
Tanita's 3-Axes technology uses internal accelerometers to measure motion on the X, Y, and Z axes, allowing users to carry the FB-731 in a purse, pocket, or around the neck instead of the traditional belt clip-on, ultimately improving convenience, and offering the ability to comfortably conceal it. This monitor also uses advanced technology to analyze motion to prevent the recording of false steps, common to inferior or less sophisticated models.