@Busy1234 this is true that trail and road running are almost entirely different sports yet that would be only a label on Fitbit and rather useless because you can't aggregate data per sport (ie. see only particular type of activity, aggregate data like total elevation gain, mileage, etc.). I'm 90% trail runner and have a trail running option on my Garmin but I find it rather redundant (the only use of it would be turning off automatic adjustment for VO2Max and thresholds). It would be nice to have a label but if there is a label then it must be a reason for it. Fitbit with current sports tracking support has no reason for it. Trail running, to be useful would need a lot more like tracking surfaces (that would be awesome if could be imported from software like Komoot), hilliness, hike/run (this I like on Garmin, especially when running ultra distances I want to know where and how long I hiked), and maybe working out some "technical score" (how technically challenging the route was). Yet Fitbit doesn't support some basics for road running 🤷. It's not a platform for runners and definitely for trail runners considering that they removed altimeter (and elevation tracking) from many devices.
