[ SECRET POST #3691 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3691 ⌋

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[A Series of Unfortunate Events]


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Comments

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[randomdrops]

New fitbit. I lost my old one and it's driving me mad not having my step count, but whenever I shop around for one I realize I can't really afford it. But then during the week I kick myself for not making the choice and just getting it. I could go without a few other things for a bit to make up the price.

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[analise]

If you only want to count your steps you could just get a regular pedometer?

Also if you carry your smartphone everywhere there's probably an app for that. I know my iphone came with one.

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[randomdrops]

I've thought about an app, but I don't actually take my phone everywhere. If I just wanted to count steps on my walks or hikes I suppose it would work, but I'd prefer something more passive? I like how I can just wear a fitbit and bam, job done.

I like all the other features that comes with fitbit too. Plus, my sister is totally kicking my ass on the leaderboard for total steps! It's killing me. lol

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[analise]

Yeah, I don't even really know what all they can do, I don't have one. :)

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[(Anonymous)]

I lost mine too, and it took about six months to really realize how much I depended on it to get moving. Replaced with a Charge 2 from the Charge HR, and I don't regret it at all. My only complaint is that the vibration isn't as strong, so the silent alarm really only works if I'm almost awake anyway.

Re: Things you can't pull the trigger on

[randomdrops]

I had the One. I liked that I could just stick it in my pocket and be done with it. I have trouble wearing things on my wrists, so it worked well.

I've definitely noticed my walks with the dog are a bit shorter a lot of days, since I don't have that push to get X amount of steps. I usually liked to challenge myself to beat each previous day.