🚀 Boost Your Performance with the Competition Electronics Pocket Pro II Timer Review

I bought this watch in June 2017. I'm an instructor and have an average of 60-80 students per week, about forty weeks a year. This thing has many uses and has never let me down. Tracking split times and strokes is as easy as pressing a single button and can be set up in a number of ways. It also has a delay function that starts the time randomly, so you can practice on your own when you are alone, which is very helpful. Again, I use a TON and the battery life is still impressive. I have used…

I bought this timer to replace my old pact timer as it was not designed for sensitivity adjustment and had no dead time adjustment after the shot was logged This (you can set any value from 0.01 to 0.14, I think after the shot is logged the timer will not record another shot). Together these features make this timer more stable for me when working indoors and with other shooters. Pick up echoes, which I swear my other timer did, and you can adjust the sensitivity fairly quickly and easily via…

You set up the device, check the screens etc, set the date and time for no reason (read on) then touch the start to make a beep allow. which can be set to instant or random etc. so far so good. Now let's say you fire off two quick shots at the horn. The time to the first shot and the time to the second shot are displayed. You can view it on screen. Now if you click Start again to hear the beep again, you just deleted the previous entry. The unit claims to have a record 99 shots - well, but only

Replaced the good old RUReady Speed Timer 3000 which was starting to behave strangely. Pocket Pro II runs on a standard 9V battery. I didn't get the CED7000 because of my own lithium battery and wanted something easily replaceable. The belt clip looks well made (I broke the one on the ST3000): spring steel and a sturdy plastic clip. All in all it appears to be a strong product that will survive the impact of tables and other range machines. Offers the features you would expect: sync…