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Fitbit Surge for Bikram Yoga

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‎04-29-2016 18:35

‎04-29-2016 18:35

Bikram rooms tend to be about 105 degrees Fahrenheit & 40% humidity during practice. I just got a Surge & was wondering if I can wear it throughout my 90min class. Please inform. Thanks!
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‎04-30-2016 05:00

‎04-30-2016 05:00

Welcome to the Forums @Kemax! These are some environmental conditions that your tracker resists and it shouldn't be pushed to work further than that. You can find it below or in the Surge's owner manual:

 

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Also, I'd be careful with the humidity since this can produce fog on the screen. Keep in mind that you can manually log the activities if you decide not to wear your tracker.

 

I hope this clarifies your inquiry.

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