The EX3 plus is a fantastic, tiny pedometer from Silva, weighing only 20 grams, which can be positioned anywhere and still count steps correctly – around your neck, on a key-ring in your pocket or in your hand. This Silva EX3 pedometer also senses how it’s being held and adapts the display so you can see the figures easily. The Ex3 Plus is equipped with an “exercise barometer” that tells you how you are doing in relation to the 10,000 steps you should take every day. Automatic storage and zeroing of the day’s values each night. One-week memory helps you keep track of the week’s training.
 

 
Compact and lightweight
Safety lanyard included
7 day memory
Can be worn around the neck
Patented step registration technology
1 year warranty
 
 

More about the Silva EX3 Pedometer
 

Silva have invented the EX3 plus a device that deals with an issue many people have with pedometers. That is the pedometer must be clipped to the waistband and held vertically in place for accurate results. This is fine for most of the time but sometimes it's not always that easy if you are wearing a dress, or clothing with no belt or pockets. Anyhow, Silva understand that we don't always want to share our exercise and health monitoring secrets with everyone, so it's good to have a discreet pedometer that can record when not on display to the world. This is why the EX3 is so good.

The Silva EX3 pedometer can be kept in a pocket or round your neck and still take accurate readings. This means it is easier to wear your EX3 pedometer all day long and get a better record of your total steps and activity. Get up, put the pedometer in your dressing gown pocket and begin your days total. Every step counts.

The reason the ex3 can work when in pocket/handbag/neck, when many pedometers can't, is due to a piece of innovative technology - the accelerometer. An accelerometer inside the EX3 can measure movement in 3 axis and therefore the position/direction of the unit is not crucial as long as it is still and does not swing. This type of technology is only found in a few of the better and inevitably more expensive pedometers from well known manufacturers like the Omron and Silva, but we think it is worth paying a little more for  a pedometer with that extra functionality.