rnunl

Don't let the "loggIng steps by driving" turn you off to Fitbit. You can easily log those steps as driving or riding in a car and they are reset. That being said, I don't go anywhere without mine. Edited to add, as far as durability, only time will tell for sure. I took mine kayaking not long after getting it and it is…

8/3 4 miles 8/4 2 miles 8/6 4 miles 8/7 5 miles 8/8 6 miles 8/9 5 miles 8/10 4 miles

Well, as you may or may not know, the Fitbit is not a HRM. It is a daily activity tracker designed to get you up and moving. That being said, I absolutely love mine for that purpose. With in mind, I also have a Polar FT7 that I use just for workouts. So it really depends on which device fits your needs. Hope this helps...

Resident Bacon

Another Polar FT7, it's awesome!

Got another 4 in yesterday..

Yesterday 4 miles, today 3 miles

My Polar FT 7 has user changeable batteries for the watch and the chest strap. This was definately a feature I wanted when I was researching HRM's. Some Polar models do not have this feature. Good luck... :)

Another newb, in for 50 miles.

"Faster" "Climb It" & "Bon Jour" is what I've seen so far today, lol. This past week, I have met my stair goal every day, except today. Now, it's like it wants me to go climbing steps. Lol, I love my Fitbit!

+1

I was diagnosed with this last year. I started doing the recommended foot stretches and all pain was gone after a month or so. Now, I still do the stretches daily and have not had the problem return.

I had no problems setting up two FItbits and the Fitbit Aria scale, What step are you getting stuck on?

You should see an Orthopedic Dr. I was on my fourth day of Insanity and felt something "pop" in my right calf. I could walk, but could not put any weight on my tip toes of my right leg. Luckily, The Dr. said that I had torn the Plantaris muscle and that it would require no surgery. Definitely get it checked out! Until…

First post and +1 for Fitbit.