Itâs Good To Be Bad: The Psychological Benefit of Dark Humor. A couple of weeks ago, I shared a personal story about my own experiences with depression, anxiety, and PTSD on Megsanity. Books, Psychology, Sanity. And today Iâm extremely excited to have Meghan OâFlynn here on my blog sharing some of her own wisdom.
The Flex 2 is the first Fitbit band you can actually swim with, and it's capable of automatically logging laps, duration, and calories burned during swims. It's water-resistant up to 50 meters, which means it's durable enough to be used in the shower, a pool, or the ocean. Although the Flex 2 is the first Fitbit wristband designed to be used while swimming, many others companies have released fitness wearable that can be worn in the pool. TomTom's $199.99 Spark Cardio + Music, Runtastic's $79.99 Orbit, and Garmin's $249.99 Vivoactive HR are three such examples.
I've also reduced my wearing the Fitbit Flex in the shower and the pool. Instructions on the Fitbit website says it is okay to wear in water, but it is just getting in the way and it seems to have degraded the wristband's adhesive connection between the rubber wristband and the light window.OTE: You'll need to sync via bluetooth to your phone or the website to see your most recent sleep stats. I wish there was a way to tell time on the Fitbit Flex, but it is not a time machine. Nor should it be worn in a hot tub.