Fitbit.

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  • divediva2
    divediva2 Posts: 297 Member
    Right cup of my bra.
  • Kristy528
    Kristy528 Posts: 63 Member
    I clip mine on my bra right between my girls...I thought i read when i was setting my Fitbit up that you should have it clipped on the upper half of your body....maybe im wrong. When I am at home in my PJ's but not going to bed yet i clip to the collar of my shirt.
  • blpasquarella
    blpasquarella Posts: 57 Member
    how does everyone feel about the flex wristband that's coming out? i'm really considering pre-ordering. i've never had a fitbit. (i use a regular heart rate monitor when i go to the gym with an annoying chest strap) i am paranoid that i would lose the "one" or the "ultra" or whichever else that is clip on. i can lose pretty much anything and i'm clumsy too so that doesn't help. but i really like that you can view stats without syncing or needing to use your phone (you can't do this with the flex.)
    the flex wristband is really chic-looking but i'm really into fashion and don't know how i'd feel wearing it ALL the time (although the plain black one could potentially just look like a cool bracelet). gahhhhh. i don't know what to do! help me friends!
  • kokalvt
    kokalvt Posts: 143
    I like the idea of the Flex wristband but I love how my Zip actually shows me the information...the Flex only utilizes lights to show how close you are to your goal. I think it's too much money when the only way you can see your numbers is on your phone (if it's compatible) or on your computer.
  • HisEminence
    HisEminence Posts: 55
    I wear my Fitbit One tracker on my gold chain that I already wear around my neck. While it is small and more readily lose-able than other technologies, I find the One to be small, inconspicuous and awesome as a device. i would not get the bracelet because, to me, it looks like a cheap piece of rubber with limited wear-ability. I wear the One under my clothes and no one knows i have one. Plus, it connects to your phone via Bluetooth and so you would not have to whip it out to see how you are doing. You can just check your phone.
  • lgstone
    lgstone Posts: 18 Member
    I found the "clamp" of the FitBit Ultra and One too narrow to fit my belt, and in pockets or on clothing, 2 ended up in the laundry.

    So I ended up clipping it to the front edge of my cell-phone belt holster. This has worked very, very well for a year now. It also means when I change clothes and slip my phone case off the belt, I see the FitBit and think to make sure it ends up in the right spot for the next part of the day.
  • Foggy7640
    Foggy7640 Posts: 56
    On my bra...on the right side...:tongue:
  • AllisonEBrown
    AllisonEBrown Posts: 56
    When I am wearing jeans, in the small fifth pocket. In work clothes, if I am wearing pants with a light waistband, I will clip it on there. Otherwise it goes in a shirt pocket or in my bra.
  • sharonf1983
    sharonf1983 Posts: 41 Member
    i wear my fitbit one clipped to the center of my bra. Don,t even notice it,s there
  • jessmarie1023
    jessmarie1023 Posts: 26 Member
    I used to wear it on my waistband, and then I lost it!! So after I bought my second one, I wear it on the center of my bra!
  • loriband
    loriband Posts: 54 Member
    Front of bra for me also... I am obsessed with my fitbit. Have only had it 10 days... And am doing great. I live all the little badges I've earned. Already got my 50 miles!
  • cathdrew2
    cathdrew2 Posts: 136 Member
    I wear it next to my body, clip out, on the right side of my waistband; occasionally on my bra strap, facing in. At night I either leave it on my waistband or clip it to the sleeve/cuff of my PJs/nightshirt but I got bored with the sleep feature as I am a sound sleeper. Dh learned a lot from the sleep feature but he got bored with the calorie tracker because he's not interested in logging his food or exercising - yeah, not the best purchase for him <shrug> I love mine and think it has helped me a lot to maintain my weight while on vacation and business travel. Motivating for increasing distance traveled or flights of steps climbed.

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