HEY GUYS FROM TORONTO! Any of you guys have a FITBIT?

Had a Fitbit one for about 18 months and found it very handy for making sure I moved enough in a day. I got a fitbit hr for mothers day this year and love it. It has fine tuned tracking my exercise and calories burned as well as steps. I haven't had any problems with the strap, I don't wear it at night just to give my wrist a break (I have arthritis in that hand/wrist), and as above I quickly dry it if it becomes wet or sweaty. Which Fitbit just depends on how much you want it to do.

I loved my fitbit, and still think it was a great buy, until the little usb dongle that plugs into the laptop got knocked and broke (expensive little replacement). I now just use my iPhones step tracker in Health which links to MFP in a similar way.

Had no problem with the strap, once you find your preferred notch its just like a watch, you forget about it and it just becomes part of you.

I have had a fitbit and i love the thing. As a previous poster stated, it becomes like wearing a watch. I don't always have my phone on me so that makes a step tracker hard to use. I am a post weight loss surgery patient (yes i gained all the weight back but my failure was related to non-bypass health issues) so I am very well schooled in how to properly eat. For some reason, the Fitbit allows me to more precisely track what it is that I am eating. i am also on an obscenely expensive weight loss medication that among other things, severely suppresses one's appetite. Where the Fit-bit comes in handy is, like when i had the bypass, i have a hard time actually eating enough. (yes, shocking I know.) For those who think just limiting calories causes weight loss, that is misinformation. Not only does one need to engage in physical activity, it is important to adjust your diet to balance that. The fitbit application lets you track your activity and your food with a lot of nutrition information breakdown like percentages of fat, protein and carbs, etc. Since the application is now linked with the database in MFP, there are even more ways to just scan your food label and go. overall the Fitbit is a great tool to track both your intake and output in one place. I do know how to eat reasonably, but even i surprise my self sometimes.