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Wearing Blaze during a mud run!

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‎06-03-2016 13:51

‎06-03-2016 13:51

I am doing a 5 km mud/paint run/assault course tomorrow. Not sure what the actually obstacles are, but pretty certain there will be water!

 

Anyone done anything similar with a blaze?

 

Lucrece

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‎06-03-2016 13:56

‎06-03-2016 13:56

@Lucrece, I'm going to be doing a similar run in a couple of weeks and my Blaze will be staying home. Smiley Wink I just don't think it's worth the risk.

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‎06-06-2016 07:58

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‎06-06-2016 07:58

Hello @Lucrece welcome to the Fitbit Community! 🙂  The Blaze is sweat, rain and splash proof but I woudn't be wearing it on an activity like you mentioned. The paint or mud can damage the tracker. I would suggest to leave your tracker in a safe place and then log your activity as instructed on this article. @MakMak thanks for your cooperation! 

 

Let me know how it goes! 🙂 

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