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It most likely will not fit on your ankle Frankie but you can certainly try! It won't be able to read your heart rate but it should be able to record your steps with near-accuracy. Hope this helps!

Based on how it tracks your data and monitors your heart rate, I wouldn't think it would work if on your ankle. I suppose one could try it this way, but I would be skeptical based on how it works.

No. It is designed to be worn on your wrist. Your ankle would not give an accurate reading. I would not recommend it.

I dont think so because it uses your pulse from your wrist to get your hear rate. If you want it just for the pedometer feature then I dont see why not but in this case I dont think I would get the fitbit charge hr. Maybe just the fitbit charge.

It's not made for your ankle but I guess if you got the right size you could. Probably wouldn't read heart rate on your ankle either.

I don't see why not... as long as it fits? I only assume the HR sensor would work.

No, the best pulse point is your wrist.

Yes you can. if the band will fit.

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It most likely will not fit on your ankle Frankie but you can certainly try! It won't be able to read your heart rate but it should be able to record your steps with near-accuracy. Hope this helps!
Answered by Kayla 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Teresa 9 years ago
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Based on how it tracks your data and monitors your heart rate, I wouldn't think it would work if on your ankle. I suppose one could try it this way, but I would be skeptical based on how it works.
Answered by Vikingstaff1 9 years ago
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No. It is designed to be worn on your wrist. Your ankle would not give an accurate reading. I would not recommend it.
Answered by Gorjusmom 9 years ago
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No band not long enough
Answered by Fab50 10 years ago
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I dont think so because it uses your pulse from your wrist to get your hear rate. If you want it just for the pedometer feature then I dont see why not but in this case I dont think I would get the fitbit charge hr. Maybe just the fitbit charge.
Answered by queshelle85 10 years ago
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It's not made for your ankle but I guess if you got the right size you could. Probably wouldn't read heart rate on your ankle either.
Answered by Minstogo 10 years ago
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I don't see why not... as long as it fits? I only assume the HR sensor would work.
Answered by nctjr 10 years ago
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No, the best pulse point is your wrist.
Answered by Geema0918 10 years ago
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Yes you can. if the band will fit.
Answered by JustinW 10 years ago
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