Best Inexpensive Clip On Fitness Tracker

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

I am a group fitness instructor and these windscreens fit our mic's perfectlly. And I love the clip, keeps the cord out of the way while teaching. No complaints here!

This came as a free gift with the purchase of a star tracker. If I had known how good this light was I would have bought one outright. I can clip it on my hat, my shirt or just lay it on a flat surface. I is now my go-to light.

I received this item as a free add-on with a star tracker I had purchased. It's got a clip that I used to securely fasten the light to the brim on my hat, and also the lapel of my jacket. The knobs on the sides allow you to aim the light. It's very bright, and has a nice red light mode which I used mostly as I was doing astrophotography.

I live under dark skies so I like to experiment with night photography in that I own a inexpensive Omegon tracker and can increase my exposure times. The Swan Nebula and moon are shot at 300mm. The other 2, at 70mm. I'm still learning how to optimize but am pleased with the results. I know an APOD isn't forthcoming but you can have fun with it if you acquire a cheap tracker. As all the reviews agree, this lens is excellent quality for use during normal daytime conditions with excellent clarity, especially for the price.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] bought an inexpensive back pack for day hikes. It came with a single 3/4" waist strap. I switched it out for Wandrd's model above, and it has made all the difference. well built, with a retainer clip on the mounting clip holds the strap securely in place. Very comfortable.

Excellent magnification and resolution for an inexpensive price. I carry the lens and clip on adapter in a Ziplock bag in my pocket. I needed a 49-52mm step-up ring, to fit the DCR-250 on my Fuji X100s. No vignetting with my setup.

Excellent inexpensive stand for remote mics. You will need to get a 1/4 to 3/8 threaded adapter to add a clip or stereo bar. Money well spent!

This is a well-made inexpensive hood. But I'll be returning it. Why? I bought this as a back-up in case the Sensei quick clip hood I bought, too, vignetted on my Canon RF 24-240. Turns out neither vignettes. I'm keeping the quick clip and returning this one and will buy either the 77 or 82 mm version to use with my variable ND and polarizer filters and step-up ring. I own several Sensei hoods; they seem to me to just as functional as the much more expensive brand name hoods.