Can You Wear A Fitbit On Your Ankle
Olivia Luz
The fitbit is designed to be worn on the wrist and its technologies reflect that.
Measuring from the ankle simply isn t supported so your mileage both figurative and literal will vary. Fitbit needs to make an ankle strap for the bit to slip into but the large band fits my ankle perfectly so all is well. You can buy a fitbit inspire hr compatible strap to convert it an ankle fitbit. Yes you can wear fitbit exercise tracke r on your ankle for cycling but as i have said that it will not show you the right data but whatever it will show that s good.
You only have the ability to see your step count. Have a blessed day y all. You can wear it on your ankle if you do not have a choice to wear it on your ankle. I might try an experiment for a while wearing the flex 2 on my ankle and comparing it to a wrist worn one and see the results.
You can use your fitbit on your ankle if you want. This information you get may also be slightly incorrect. I found that talking with my hands scrubbing the stove hammering a nail all added steps to the fitbit. Because fitbit devices are designed to be worn on the wrist the company has made adjustments to the way they measure arm movements.
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My real suggestion cancel the order and get another brand. If i remember i will report back. Although fitbit doesn t recommend you to wear your fitbit on the ankle. If you are looking for accurate steps you may want to try it on your ankle.
But if you do wear on the ankle it might not give you accurate results. They are specially designed for the wrist. If you are looking for your heart rate you need to wear it at a pulse point wrist. The strap comes with fitbit inspire does not allow you to wear it on the ankle because of its smaller size.
Just thought i d share incase their are others who have noticed that they are only being credited for half their walk.
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