PSI Aqua Tally Swimming Lap Counter

My fellow lap swimmers are so jealous I’ve got this thing! I don’t think about ANYTHING but my form while swimming. I have a waterproof pen and a post- it paper where I write down my start and stop time… and then I’m off. Obviously it doesn’t work if you’re doing flip-turns ( but you could still do a flip turn at one end). My wildly varying finish times have disappeared since I started using this and gaining complete accuracy over how many laps I’ve actually swum. Highly Rx if you want to track your laps .

I wanted something to use to count laps when I swim. I didn't want something technical that required batteries or died if it fell in the water or got wet. This is perfect. Just slide the bead at the end of each lap. The beads are a bit smaller than I would like but I have gotten use to it now. This is the second one I bought as I dropped the first one and stepped on it bending the metal rod. While it was easy to fix I failed to notice one of the beads dropped off. My fault so I bought a new one. Love this simple solution!

This device could not be simpler. You slide a bead after each lap, and thereby keep count. If you swim more than 25 laps, just reverse it. In my pool, 68 laps correspond to 1 mile. Others have complained that waves knock the beads around, but I haven't experienced that. If you are trying for speed with multiple laps, then this device probably is not for you because it takes 2 or 3 seconds to find and slide the bead. Made of durable waterproof materials, doesn't seem to be affected by pool chemicals.

Though seemingly expensive for what it is, I use my lap counter all the time and it certainly helps me keep track. I’m glad I made this purchase.

This thing is great. No electronics at the pool. I typically wear paddles on my hands when swimming and it is easy to move the beads with the edge of the paddle. I do 50 yard sprints at a time. Move one bead. After 4 x 50 I move the white bead as well as the fourth blue bead--200 yards, ya. It is easy to track where I am at during my workout. Put it on top of your swim bag as the rod holding the beads isn't super thick and could get bent if smushed. Don't worry about the suction cups on the unit at the pool as most pool tile won't let them stick. It is heavy enough to just sit at the end of your lane. Free your mind from counting laps!

Perfect for counting your laps, love it!

Good quality, easy to read at a glance from a distance. Slender style for easy transporting back-and-forth to the pool. Does not need batteries.

The unit works as described, but the beads float, so I am unable to stick this to the wall under water. This means I have to break my flow to register my lap. For some, this won't be a big deal, but for me, this tinkers with my heart rate, meaning I end up slowing down, and reducing performance. Ie., for non-speed-sensitive applications this is good, but if you are looking to stay "noe-to-the-grind" in the water, something different is needed. I will return to my watch for now (even though it's hard to see, and I often end up resetting it).