Auronp HORSKY Clicker Tally Counter Hand Pitch Lap Counter Manual Mechanical Handheld Clicker with Finger Ring Sliver Digit Number for Knitting Row Crochet

Al little larger than I expected but it still fits in the palm of my petite woman's hand. I was using an old plastic flimsy one so this feels more substantial. It seems to work so far although it hasn't gotten any heavy duty use. Very easy to click and count and very easy to reset back to zero. It smoothly advances but I feel like over time the gears inside might not hold up but I plan on only using it occasionally

I'm a trial attorney. I do some work under contract that requires I use a certain billing system outside my software ecosystem. Recording in there by the tenth of the hour means I cannot see how much I have made in any one day, and track both anticipated total revenue and earnings per day. I use this tally counter to click off each tenth of an hour as it is entered into the contract system. Accurate, and much more efficient (not to mention satisfying) than a tally counter app on my phone. Great price, has not failed me. Easy to use. Would recommend to anyone for a variety of purposes and for goal-tracking.

While I just got this today, I feel like the use it has gotten is a good indicator of it. I was able to push through numbers through a 100 a few times just checking it out before my kids discovered the joy of the lap counter. I was impressed with the clarity and firmness of the button-the numbers line up perfectly as well. Even more impressive is my children's use of it to complete 47 bike laps on the driveway and 17 running laps around the house. Factor in the 7 times it was dropped and the one time was lost, the fact that this thing still works is a miracle. Durable and lightweight. Gwt yourself (or your kids) one!

This is a solid little gadget, and it does everything it's supposed to do if you're counting rows on crochet or knitting., which is why I purchased it. The one thing that would be extremely helpful is if it was able to be dialed backward if you have to rip out a row or two in a yarn project. I don't like that it doesn't sit up with the numbers facing you while you're working. It rolls forward or backward where the numbers can't be seen. Either that, or you have to lay it down on its side. I think this was made more to be held in a hand to clock someone's laps in a pool or on a track more than it is for yarn projects. If this fits your budget better, then it will do the job for row counting, but you might want to look for something that sits up properly and lets you dial back numbers if needed.

I have used this counter for years for counting laps while jogging. I still have the same one I ordered years ago, but it is starting to click stiffly, so I ordered a new one to replace it when the time comes. It has worked for many years even through snow, rain, sweat and a lot of dust. Very simple design & easy to use. I don't like to carry it, so. I just pin it on my jogging pants. I also use to count rows & stitches while crocheting. Highly recommend for all sorts of activities!

Bought mine to use on an international trip. Arrived in 2days, and works perfectly. Furthermore, it stood up to international travel + all my toddler's abuse since without any sign of damage due to its solid construction.Pros:+ Satisfying 'click' sound with each activation; easily muffled if you put it in your pocket.+ Fits snugly in the hand with the metal latch to secure further by hooking a finger or to be attached by a clip to a bag.+ Durable to moderate use. Survived being dropped and travel.+ Easy readability of displayCons:- Is a mechanical tracker/clicker. Don't expect extra bells/whistles.

My 93-year old Dad needed a new device to take with him when he goes walking. He clicks off each lap so he can keep track of when he has walked a mile. We chose this device, and he is quite pleased with it. It fits comfortably in either hand, and is easy to use. You don't have to push too hard on the button, and resetting the device is very simple with the turn of a knob. We also used it at the grocery store the other day to tally up our purchases before we got to the register. The product seems to be well made, appears to be sturdy (not flimsy), and very handy.

I needed a sturdy row counter for knit and crochet projects. This one won't get accidentally reset and is sturdy enough to carry around in a project bag. Also, if you do want to reset it, it's fast to do and you don't have to go all the way past 99999. The only drawback for my purpose is that I have to pick it up to advance the counter. It would be more efficient if it could be advanced by just tapping it. Otherwise, it's great.