The Wrist Counter · ConceptYour count moves with you.
$39 expectedIn development · No payment
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Concept rendering. Final design and specifications may change.
A low-profile, wearable mechanical counter concept for workouts that don't stay at one station.
Concept in development · Expected price, subject to change · No payment required.
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The problem
Circuits, carries and runs don't stay at one station.
A counter clipped to the rig gets left behind the moment the workout moves. The Wrist Counter is a concept for keeping the count on you.
A compact mechanical module on an adjustable textile strap, advanced with the opposite hand between efforts. No screen to wake, nothing to charge.
Window shows 03
Opposite thumb on the side control, between efforts.
Intended interaction · Illustration, not engineering
How it works
Three steps. No screen.
Illustrations · Subject to engineering
Step 01 · Intended interaction
Strap it on
An adjustable textile strap, worn like a watch on either wrist.
Step 02 · Intended interaction
Finish the effort, then advance
Use the opposite thumb on the side control between efforts, never while gripping a loaded bar.
Step 03 · Intended interaction
Check the window
The concept shows a two-digit mechanical count in a roller window.
Materials & mechanism
What it’s designed to be.
Design direction · Subject to engineering
- Roller windowTwo mechanical digits, readable mid-workout.
- Side controlAdvanced with the opposite thumb, between efforts.
- Adjustable strapWoven textile strap and metal buckle.
Concept rendering. Final design and specifications may change.
- Module
- A compact, low-profile metal counter housing. Concept stage.
- Control
- A knurled side control intended to give positive tactile feedback.
- Display
- Two-digit roller window in the concept rendering.
- Strap
- Adjustable woven textile strap with a metal buckle.
- Safety & fit
- Snag risk, skin comfort, sizing and safe use across movements all require prototype testing.
Inside the idea · The Wrist Counter
- Assembled: The Wrist Counter. A low-profile mechanical counter on an adjustable strap. Advance it with your thumb between stations.
- The rollers: Roller window. Two mechanical digits behind a single window.
- The control: Side control. A knurled side control, sized for a thumb.
- The strap: Adjustable strap. Woven, adjustable, low profile.
- Intended interaction: Check the window. The concept shows a two-digit mechanical count in a roller window.
- Settle: Your count moves with you.. Expected launch price $39. In development, with no payment required to follow along.
Concept visualization, not final engineering.
Inside the idea
Designed around one deliberate motion.
Window shows 03
Opposite thumb on the side control, between efforts.
Intended interaction · Illustration, not engineering
01 · The rollers
Two mechanical digits behind a single window.
02 · The control
A knurled side control, sized for a thumb.
03 · The strap
Woven, adjustable, low profile.
Concept visualization, not final engineering.
Product summary
The Wrist Counter, at a glance.
Design direction · Subject to engineering
- Intended use
- Counting rounds across stations, runs and carries
- Gesture
- Opposite-thumb advance, between efforts
- Mounting
- Worn on an adjustable textile strap
- Display
- Two-digit roller window in concept; range under design
- Mechanism
- Mechanical concept; to be engineered
- Expected price
- $39 USD, subject to change
Questions
Is this for sale today?
No. The Wrist Counter is a concept in development. We haven’t announced a release date. Here’s what we can tell you honestly.
Can I buy The Wrist Counter today?
Not yet. It's an early concept and we haven't announced a release date. Join the launch list for development and launch updates. No payment is taken.
Can I use it during a lift?
It's designed to be advanced between efforts with the opposite hand. Don't operate it while gripping a loaded bar. Safe use across movements hasn't been tested yet.
Is it sweat- or water-resistant?
Not validated. Materials and sealing are not final, so we're not making resistance claims.
Will it fit my wrist?
The concept uses an adjustable strap. Sizing hasn't been finalized and will be tested with prototypes.
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Expected launch price$39USD
Concept in development · Expected price, subject to change · No payment required.
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The collection
The other two concepts.
01Athlete Abacus
Expected $49
A miniature barbell with plate-shaped markers. Slide one plate across after every completed set.
02The Dial
Expected $59
A machined puck with a knurled outer ring. Turn it one step per set; a single window shows the count.
Concept renderings. Final design and specifications may change.