Promotional Pedometers in Bulk

Custom Pedometers for Walking Challenges and Employee Wellness Programs

A pedometer is the lowest-barrier entry point for a physical activity program because it asks only one thing: walk. Step challenges built around a branded pedometer consistently deliver the highest participation rates of any workplace wellness initiative, and the device itself costs less per participant than almost any other fitness item. Senior health programs and cardiac rehabilitation walking groups use them for the same reason: the daily step count creates accountability without complexity.

This collection includes clip-on step counters, wrist-style pedometers, and multi-function models that track steps, calories burned, and distance. Display options range from single-line step readouts to large-screen models designed for easy reading. Attachment styles include belt clips, ID clips, lanyards, and wrist straps. Custom-logo imprint is available on the device face or body via pad print.

Common Questions About Pedometers

What is the difference between a pedometer and a fitness tracker?
Pedometers count steps using a mechanical or basic digital sensor. Fitness trackers add heart rate, sleep tracking, smartphone connectivity, and app integration. Pedometers are simpler, more affordable, and require no pairing or charging in most cases.

Which pedometer style works best for a workplace step challenge?
Clip-on models are the most popular for workplace challenges because they attach to a belt, pocket, or lanyard and do not require a wrist commitment. Wrist models suit programs where participants want to track all day without a clip.

Are large-screen pedometers available for senior programs?
Yes. Several models on this page feature an oversized display for easy reading. These are the most requested format for senior walking programs, cardiac rehab groups, and diabetes prevention initiatives.

Do pedometers need batteries or charging?
Most clip-on pedometers use a replaceable coin-cell battery that lasts months. Wrist models may use rechargeable batteries. Product pages list battery type and expected life for each device. Call 800.378.6376 to discuss the best option for your program.