Custom Fitness Trackers and Pedometers
A step counter turns a wellness message into a number, which is what makes step challenges work. For an organization running a health initiative, the device is the program rather than a gift alongside it.The range covers simple clip and pocket pedometers, pedometer watches, waterproof fitness trackers, and smartwatches with tracking, including recognized brands. See also Exercise Equipment and Watches.
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Simple or connected
A basic pedometer needs no app, no account, and no phone, which makes it the right choice for a broad workforce, an older audience, or anywhere a company cannot ask staff to install software.
A connected tracker syncs to a phone and enables leaderboards and challenges. It also requires an account, a compatible phone, and a willingness to share data, which not everyone has.
The privacy point
Health data is personal. An employer distributing connected trackers should be clear about what is collected and who sees it, and participation should be voluntary. Getting this wrong turns a wellness initiative into a grievance.
Keep the claims modest: these count steps. They are not medical devices and should not be described as monitoring health.
Connected devices contain lithium batteries, which brings air freight restrictions. These suit corporate wellness programs, insurance and benefits providers, healthcare, and gyms. Browse the wider range in Health, Wellness & Safety.
