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Pace Map - Green and Blue

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‎11-12-2022 12:15

‎11-12-2022 12:15

I usually do walk/run intervals and the map shows blue where I walked, green where I ran. I was wondering what the speed threshold is for green vs blue on the pace map?

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‎11-12-2022 12:42

‎11-12-2022 12:42

Colours have nothing to do with walk/run (colours appear even if you run only). Nobody really understands what it means and Fitbit, despite being asked many times, never bothered to explain it (I believe they don't know either). However, I have a theory. Blue is all the pace below your average and green is all the pace above your average. Probably, an average pace is included in one of these colours.

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