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Fitbit ionic mud run

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‎05-19-2018 04:39

‎05-19-2018 04:39

Anyone worn a fitbit ionic on a mud run / obstacle course like x runners as it is waterproof and I see you can buy protective cases for it and screen protectors

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‎05-20-2018 11:59

‎05-20-2018 11:59

@Johncas1 Welcome to the Fitbit Community! Thanks for posting your question about using an Ionic at a mud run.

 

I haven't done that already. However, Ionic should be good for this kind of events too. As it is waterproof it should work properly for this extreme races. 

 

By checking the Fitbit Store, there are no protective cases being sold there. However, there are some sport bands you could also use for this kind of event. 

 

Hope this helps. Keep me posted! Smiley Happy

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‎05-20-2018 18:54

‎05-20-2018 18:54

I would definitley go with the screen protector and probably the silicon protector housing too. Let us know how you go with it!

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