So will this tracker fitness also track my movement on a bike as well?
1760868
It will but not that well it will not be the same.I had one and i really just liked how well it counted steps i noticed it added to many for me on my bike
1760869
I purchased a new Fitbit and gave my old one away. My question is how to set the old Fitbit up in another account?
1760870
Not really sure how accurate but did catch movement when on bike, placed on shoe string. However, now I use a fitbit. Got it for Christmas and like the heart beat reading .. Good luck to you !
1760871
I'm sorry that I can't answer your question. I never actually used it. I lost patience with it. There were too many instructions at the time. I didn't want to take time to figure them out.
1760872
If you wear it on your waist/belt... no. I rode the bike a couple days ago and got no "credit". Haven't tried pinning it to pants, etc. yet. But on waist... nope. BUT - to be fair, mileage on bike, while good, is apple vs. oranges in the "10,000-step" goal. Cheers!
1609743
If the specific Indoor Bike has an Ant+ compatible speed sensor then yes. Otherwise your speed and distance will always be zero as the unit relies on GPS to calculate speed and distance.
2195103
No. It calculates the estimate by skin temperature, movement, and some other things through the sensor. I use both armband and a polar hrm and they are pretty much the same for my activity. Sometimes the hrm will be moreand ssometimes it's less.
1912148
Yes, When you download your run data to your computer you will get a GPS map and the path you ran super imposed on in. At the bottom is a graph that will track pace, altitude, speed, and distance. It is my first GPS watch but I have been very pleased. No complaints.
201902
Actually, that is not completely true. It will not track upper body activity if you are not walking/running at the same time if you wear it on your body( as on your bra)/ in your pocket, on your pants. But, it seems to work if you are doing upper body ( arms, hands) if you wear it on your wrist. I am a potter- working on a wheel many days, or some days, just loading heavy boxes into a car. I change the fitbit depending on what kind of activity I'm doing.
1547939
Yes, you can enter "Bike 1" and "Bike 2." You can also track records for more than one device.
887169
It does, the watch by itself will help you track distance as a GPS would, but any other information you need this sensor, it will help you track HR and calories burned, if you want an all day long monitor, you need the Nike Fuel band, though it is not as accurate as the Sportswatch+ the HR monitor.
440856
Yes, although you may have to "reclassify" what the activity actually is. Sometimes you need to reclassify -sometimes it reads my elliptical or stationary bike as a "walking event" instead of elliptical or cycling, but that may have something to do with the action of my foot.
998113
Yes, it does. Once you go online to garmin connect, there is a lot of information available about your activity. As Bart said, not so much on the watch as you run.
1609114
Yes, it tracks seconds when you use it as a standard watch and when you track workouts.
238092
Yes, it tells the amount of calories burned. It tracks steps, distance, calories burned, and fat burned.
21077
I am not 100% sure because I had vivofit less than 24 hours. I was going to use it for cross training workout but had a bit hard time to create event. Unlike other tracker that is a lot easier. sorry could not help you much here.
1245259
Yes. And in the app you have the ability to switch to metric for tracking purposes. It's fantastic.
1509715
No, but the ability to log your activities has a section where you can chart non-walking activities. If your bike is at the gym you should be able to estimate how many calories you burn, as most gym bikes have this. Then enter it as an activity along with the calories and you can make it a "favorite" so you can enter it each time.
2079362
Yes it does. It tracks duration, distance, avg.pace, avg. speed, max speed, and calories.
44988
It tracks three types of activity, walking, running and cycling. And sleep, if you consider that an activity. (I was 82% motionless while sleeping last night, which I consider 18% active. Hey, it all counts!) I don't know of any plans to add more activities later, and I don't know whether if has an altimeter.
1550618
Yes, as far as I know, you need some sort of Garmin watch to be able to connect and track your runs.