VERT Wearable Jump Device

Purchased the VERT device for my son who is a competitive volleyball player in Ottawa, Canada. He has been using it since chritsmas to track his performance and manage body stats. As a volleyballer it is all about technique and practice to improve your performance and VERT is a userfriendly and effective tool in the toolbox to improve.

This jump counter is very light and can be worn on your wrist or ankle without any discomfort. It is made of comfortable material and fits well against the skin without causing any discomfort or friction. The counting function of the device is very accurate. The built-in sensor can accurately capture every jump, whether it is skipping rope or other jumping sports, and can record the number of jumps in real time. This is a very practical function for people who like skipping rope and fitness, which can help you better track and record sports data.

I am a private strength and conditioning coach that works with a ton of jump-sport athletes and this product helps me tremendously both on the court and in the weight room. Great for tracking my client’s performance and improvements as well as fatigue levels using jump counts and landing forces. Super easy to use and very fairly priced…great product!

Terrible Battery Life. I get 30 minutes of use on a full charge before my unit dies. It also seems inconsistent with readings. Overall pretty disappointed

I bought the Vert Device for my cousin who plays high school volleyball, and she loves it. The measurements provide valuable insights into her performance. The user-friendly app and durability make it a must-have for athletes aiming to elevate their game.

I purchased it for my sister who has been playing travel volleyball for a few years now. She has never been more excited about using this in practice now. She was surprised that I purchased something that she was thinking about buying!

I picked this up to track my vertical for volleyball, and it’s been super helpful. The VERT gives you real-time feedback on your jump count and height, which is honestly pretty motivating during workouts. I like how it syncs up with the app — it's easy to check your stats and see progress over time. It is really small and compact so it won't get in the way of workouts.Only downside is that the accuracy can be a little off if you don’t wear it exactly at your waist, so make sure it’s clipped on properly. Also, it tracks landing impact, but I don’t really trust that data as much, seems kinda hit or miss.Overall, really solid tool if you’re trying to improve your jumping. Would recommend to serious athletes or even just people who like seeing their stats while training to get more improvements.

I'm not sure how in this day-and-age, you don't have both iOS and Android support for your apps. But without the app it made it really inconvenient to use.