SKLZ Hyper Speed Athletic Training System – Wearable Sports Technology with Integrated Training Videos for Speed, Agility, and Vertical Jump Enhancement, Includes Tripod Phone Stand

This Hyper Speed Athletic Training System is a very cool tool, especially for serious athletes. It is multifunctional and can be worn on your wrist or clipped on. It can track your speed, your jumps, and other movements. You use it with your phone and an app to get results as it does not have a display of its own. It takes a little patience to learn how to use it, but once you figure it out, it can be a handy training tool, especially the recommended videos.

It has good quality, works well, and is easy to use. Additionally, it is very lightweight. However, the main drawback is that when it gets sweaty it tends to slide down my wrist. Despite this, it remains a high-quality product.

I got this for fitness, which I’m sure it can be used that way too but it’s exactly as advertised for athletes training to improve on their abilities. It’s worth the investment. Easy to use & follow plus it comes with a phone tri-pod to track. I highly recommend this to anyone that’s an athlete trying to track their abilities & improvements.

We got this for our son who enjoys sports and setting goals. The instructions that come with this essentially say - download the app. We got the app installed and setup which was fairly simple. You will need the volume on your phone up so you can hear if you choose to start your training with sound. We struggled getting the correct distance setup as we are not on a field and we're hoping to utilize this at home as well as at his field for practice. The band has the device inside it, it's easy to remove and add to the clip for the jump activities. There really are not a lot of instructions to help navigate the app or use the device. It comes with a charger as well, and a tripod to hold your phone - you will need your phone for camera use as well.For running, it disconnects as you run farther but it still stores the results when you get back to the device - it kind of sets a virtual finish line for you. We couldn't get it figured out quite right the first few times. We had the issue of it saying the camera detected motion prior to the device or vice versa and it not recording the activity at all. So multiple times he was starting to get worn out and it wasn't recording the data. We were able to get it figured out but it definitely took some finessing. As for the jumping activity - you can't lift your legs up or get a running start - this is simply your vertical from standing in place essentially. This was much easier to track and use that feature.The more we use it, the easier it gets to setup. It seems for now having 2 people is easier just so one person can use the app and start the activity and the other can push the button on the band. It would work with one person as well if you wanted to but as we are learning the device this just seems easier.Overall more videos to show the device in use would be helpful or a better instruction manual to explain the finish line and activities it records.

It has good quality, works well, and is easy to use. Additionally, it is very lightweight. However, the main drawback is its very short wire, making it difficult to attach to any charger. Despite this, it remains a high-quality product.