Gymboss Interval Timer and Stopwatch - Teal/Blue Metallic Gloss

Gym Buddy is a simple, analog device that offers few frills with dependable results. I suggest you keep the instructions or find a instructional video to help you navigate the buttons if/when you forget how to use or program the device. It's not terribly complicated but it's also not entirely intuitive so you might benefit from a refresher if you're not using it on a regular basis. The timer delivers what is promises and has a very good battery life. The buttons are easy to access, the volume of the audible cues is adjustable and the clip is handy for attaching to clothing. It's nice to use something that delivers without requiring a download or subscription.

Great for training (run)100% recommend

Love this interval trainer. I've set it to use for my long/weekly runs and feel I've become more efficient with it. Before I was counting in my head :/ The alert to switch is loud enough that I can hear it with headphones on. I've even used the interval timer while running in the rain and it worked perfectly. I feel this is a much better buy than the Galloway timer. once I purchased I received my order in a few days.My only con would be the clip to attach the timer to your clothes slides off very easily therefore you should be aware of where your clipping it. I've only had it fall once while running. And I use it three to four times a week.

This is a great timer for workouts. Easy to use and durable even as you sweat!

This nice little gadget is great for running intervals. I set my run and walk intervals, and clip it to the neck of my tshirt so I can hear the beep over my earbuds. I will say that I tried the chargeable version of this device (I went through two) and had bad luck both times. The battery operated version is the way to go, in my opinion.

Love it, I use it all the time for my runs. It tells me when to run and when to walk.

Just like the old Gym Boss timers, this one is mediocre. It works well; the alarm has enough various settings that you can be sure to find one that suits your need. The numbers are easy to read, setting up the timer and using the stopwatch function is good enough. My only problem with it is its lack of customizability in regards to interval times. You can set two, and only two, different interval times. For example, if I want to do 2 plyometric exercises for 30 seconds each, followed by a 45 second rest, I can't use this timer. I could do 1 exercise for 30 seconds and then a 45 second rest period. This is an inconvenience when I attempt to do some interval training, like the heavy rope. When I use my rope, I'll do 1 minute each of 5 different exercises, and then rest for 3 minutes. I would love the timer to do this: 1 minute, beep, 1 minute, beep, 1 minute, beep, 1 minute, beep, 1 minute, beep, 3 minutes, beep. But I can't do that. Instead I have to set it for infinite 1 minute intervals, then when it comes time to rest, I have to count the three minutes. The point is, each "round" of HIIT training can only have 2 different times, and I wish this product could accommodate more variability than that.

As we Brits say, It's the brill! Lighter than my Citizen on my wrist. An absolute ease to master and operate IF you watch the gymboss dot com video (the accompanying instructions are s***e and in such tiny print you need the Mt Palomar telescope to flippin read them). I watched the gymboss vid twice, mucked about with it, getting the knack, then watched the vid a third time. Now, right as rain. Me wiff and I use it for Tabata. We also bought the GymBoss strap which, amusingly, was more of a head-scratcher than the timer. As I said, it's the brill! I only wish it'd been Prime eligible to save the $3.95 shipping cost. Still, did I say it's the brill?