Have you tried this on the lanyard and how accurate was it?
376841
For me the lanyard was to long, so i just took a thin ribbon and tied a loop at the length that gave me an accurate count. It is amazing how accurate the striiv is. Hope this helps.
376842
The lanyard doesn't affect its accuracy at all. It's just a safety strap that attaches to your belt in case you drop it. As far as accuracy, it *seems* to be about right. It probably wouldn't pass muster for a rigorous scientific study of time and motion, but it's certainly accurate enough for average folks.The vulnerable spot is the screen. Mounted normally on your belt or hip, the screen faces outward. That makes it susceptible to a fatal crack if you should bump into something hard. Ask me how I know... ;-)
376843
Yes, I have a lanyard, and it has saved my Striiv from damage a few times. (dropping into puddles or to the ground when slipped from my hand) I like the length of the lanyard, allows me to check challenges and collect bonuses while still attached. Accuracy overall is very good, best pedometer i have had to date. Hope this helps.
72840
I haven't tried that but there is a hole that might be suitable for a lanyard.
582084
If your phone does not have a tiny slit-like opening at the top on the corner edge, then you will not be able to attach ANY lanyard to it. Some phones have this and some don't. If you have it, then you stick the end of the loop through the slit and then pull the other end of the lanyard through it to make a slipknot so to speak, and then pull it tight to secure it. I hope that answers your question.
1898634
Yes!!! I love this device. I use it all the time and it seems very accurate.
1739726
No it doesn't have a way to attach a lanyard. It is a snug fitting case. it's a hard shell, not the rubber gel type. My kids have them on their phones and have dropped them several times and no damage has occurred.
1082055
I just received mine and they cam with the lanyards attached. (Maybe they heard the complaints?) However, the lanyards are so short they are pretty useless for anything but hanging. I can barely fit a couple of fingers in them.
1760870
Not really sure how accurate but did catch movement when on bike, placed on shoe string. However, now I use a fitbit. Got it for Christmas and like the heart beat reading .. Good luck to you !
993335
I have found it very accurate when compared against other devices like treadmill sensors which you hold on to and even when I compare to a blood pressure monitor.There is a little heart which flashes on the top right so if you hold your other hand to the pulse at your neck you can get confirmation that the heartbeat measured on the watch coincides with the actual heartbeat you are experiencing.
810593
Yes, it does a good job. To get the most accurate reading, I suggest you get the new and improved chest strap as sold on the Amazon site. Is well worth the $18.
1248653
I tuck it in my sports bra and it is as accurate as when I use the belt clip that comes with it. Unlike the Fitbit that works with wrist action, the Omro works when my wrists are stationary inn the elliptical.
1417355
There is a small grommet at the top of the case where it bends around the side. The diameter is approximately the width of a standard audio jack. I'm not sure if a lanyard would fit in there.
184953
Yes. It slides in and holds it snuggly. I'll be honest, I found that I didn't really trust the handstrap, and still kept ahold of the included lanyard...but I never had a problem either.
86910
Loop at bottom of lanyard fits thru hole in top of case-then pull thru to loop over plastic side arms on lanyard. Seems like it wouldn't hold but had no trouble with it holding together when phone was inside case. Used this on a Zipline trip and it did great!
558185
It fits My Oregon 450 very nicely and doesn't get in the way at all. I like to wear mine on a (home made) lanyard, and now I don't worry about nicks & scratches. I also found that the power button is in the right spot, contrary to another review - maybe they've modified the design. Best money I've spent lately!
1265833
The loop is thin enough to put through the opening and loop it through the lanyard. It really works well on the iPhone 5S.
256911
Hello Janet. I would not trust it. Although it is made of metal and quite sturdy, made well. I don't thing it would exert enough clamping force to withstand the wind upon it at high speeds. It worked on the visor of my baseball cap I was wearing but I was very careful of how quickly I turned my head for fear of the weight of the camera pulling it off. I would definitely use a lanyard fixed to something stationary on the bike and connected to the camera should it pull free but there has to be a better product out there for the application you're attempting to use it.
586104
If you buy it with the accessory pack, it has a metal ring that fits into a top slot on the pedometer. You can then use this ring to secure the device to a lanyard.