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does anyone know of any stores in the bay area that carry burton women’s day hiker?
i don’t want to buy on any online stores,
including burton,
because the shipping process is too time comsuming.
does anyone know of any stores in the bay area that carry burton women’s day hiker?
i don’t want to buy on any online stores,
including burton,
because the shipping process is too time comsuming.
does anyone know of any stores in the bay area that carry burton women’s day hiker?
i don’t want to buy on any online stores,
including burton,
because the shipping process is too time comsuming.
does anyone know of any stores in the bay area that carry burton women’s day hiker?
i don’t want to buy on any online stores,
including burton,
because the shipping process is too time comsuming.

Product Description
Get yourself to the gym with this new line of e-volve bi-coloured backpack. Front elastic sections, and 2 side mesh compartments.
E-Volve ‘Hiker’ Backpack Rucksack / sports bag / school bag
$26.99
does anyone know of any stores in the bay area that carry burton women’s day hiker?
i don’t want to buy on any online stores,
including burton,
because the shipping process is too time comsuming.
| US $39.99 End Date: Sunday Nov-29-2009 18:22:51 PST Buy It Now for only: US $39.99 Buy it now | Add to watch list |
does anyone know of any stores in the bay area that carry burton women’s day hiker?
i don’t want to buy on any online stores,
including burton,
because the shipping process is too time comsuming.

Product Description
Accelerator™ Speed and Distance Watch SeriesHikerGreat for monitoring your daily speed and distance performance on the trail.Looking for a way to gauge your progress in running or exercise walking, but tired of inaccurate and limiting pedometers, battery killing GPS and annoying food pods? For discriminating consumers who crave more than the typical pedometer can offer, Tech 40™ presents the Accelerator watch series. Far more accurate than a typical pedometer that relies on a pendulum to count steps, the Accelerator series incorporates advanced accelerometer technology. The results is a watch that “knows” the difference between short and long strides and records, calculates, and displays all measurements via the wrist watch – no need for a foot pod. Accelerator doesn’t just stop at counting steps, it also provides distance, speed, and calories burned during exercise so you can track your progress.
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Silva Tech part number 2831300Product Description
Whether you’re a hardcore adventure hiker, an avid runner, or simply looking to count your doctor’s recommended 10k steps a day, an Accelerator Series watch fits the bill. Advanced accelerometer technology provides highly accurate readings of a user’s speed, distance, and caloric expenditure via a simple wrist watch sensor, eliminating the need for funny looking foot pods or belt clips. Accelerometer technology is 95+% accurate, and much more dependable than traditional pendulum based pedometers. GPS-based running products are very expensive, complicated, and aren’t reliable for indoor training or under heavy tree cover. The Accelerator Series is the perfect combination of accurate readings, simplicity of use, and stylish design.
Speed & Distance Pedometer
Personal Profile
Chronograph
Countdown Timer
Daily Alarm Mode
How the Technology Works
The underlying technology in the Accelerator Series Watches is an accelerometer sensor. Accelerometers are used to measure acceleration. Originally developed during the Space Race to replace outdated gyroscopes, accelerometers can be found in a diverse range of today’s products such as automobile air bags and tilt meters. In the Accelerator watch, a user’s movement (acceleration) produces varying degrees of electric current within the sensor, allowing the watch to detect different levels of acceleration, and therefore measure speed and distance.
Another way to explain how an accelerometer sensor works is to envision a marble in a bowl. When the bowl is moved, or accelerated, the marble inside will roll (accelerate) along the bottom and sides of the bowl. When the bowl is accelerated faster, the marble will move a greater distance up the sides. The accelerometer sensor in the Accelerator Series watch acts like an electronic marble in a bowl. With every step forward, the wearer of the watch (bowl) is accelerating forward. By measuring the acceleration of the “marble”, the software inside the watch can then calculate the wearer’s speed and distance.
The Competition
There are really only a few different ways to calculate the speed and distance of human-powered, on-foot travel. The first was basic math, next came the mechanical pedometer, followed by satellite tracking GPS years later. Mechanical pedometers are cheap and abundant, but also highly unreliable. They operate on a simply pendulum clicker that relies on the walker’s hip movement to count steps. Unfortunately, mechanical pedometers end up counting a lot of non-walking movements and assume that walkers are making consistent and repetitive steps.
GPS technology is impressive, but also expensive, complex, and not always ideal for outdoor activities or indoor training. Satellite signals can be lost in heavily forested areas, indoors, or behind large buildings and receiving signals eats up batteries. When a good signal can be found, often the device does not receive info often enough to account for twisty backcountry trails.
The Future
The Tech 4 O Accelerator Series fills the void between old mechanical pedometers and the overkill of GPS. A simple, yet versatile, wrist-watch design can provide extremely accurate speed and distance data in all conditions.