A:AnswerYes. It can measure regular movement and then you can set the Fitbit Blaze to track exercise, running, relaxing or sleeping. It even can track water intake if you choose
A:AnswerI have suggested this to everyone who asks me about it. It can make you do more just to see what happens. I use to walk 15 minutes at lunch, now I walk 2 miles in 32 minutes.
A:AnswerThis is straight from their website: Can I wear my Blaze while swimming?
Fitbit Blaze is rain, sweat, and splash proof. We recommend that you do not swim or shower while wearing Blaze.
A:AnswerTo map walking/running route need smartphone. Otherwise operates independently. Will need some device....PC, phone, tablet to sync with for long term data recording over days, weeks...
A:AnswerYes...wife has one and enjoys the daily tracing of her activities. Not overly large to look awkward and she has small wrist. Wristbands come in small size so convenient and secure to wear.
A:AnswerIt has a setting for biking then links to your phone when selected. Once you hit start, it runs a timer. You have to stop it and hit the finish button to see your results.
A:AnswerThe Stock strap is, yes. Replacement straps are readily available unlike earlier wrist trackers. The official Fitbit straps are a bit on the pricy side, but third party straps are available in the $30 range, leather, metal, multiple styles.
