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thefredelement

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I think I'm a little too addicted to Nike fuel at this point to give up the fuel band. I started wearing it on my right wrist today to get used to it over there.

I know the Nike Running app can now access a heart rate from the watch, and it counts it's own fuel outside of the fuel band. I'm wondering if eventually (or if Nike does already) have some sort of fuel counter for the watch?
 
I think I'm a little too addicted to Nike fuel at this point to give up the fuel band. I started wearing it on my right wrist today to get used to it over there.

I know the Nike Running app can now access a heart rate from the watch, and it counts it's own fuel outside of the fuel band. I'm wondering if eventually (or if Nike does already) have some sort of fuel counter for the watch?

I have my Fuelband and a Jawbone Up24 - the latter has just been sold and currently trying to shift the fuelband as just don't think I will need to wear it tbh. I might wear both for a bit to see how much it matches but long run it won't be worn
 
I have my Fuelband and a Jawbone Up24 - the latter has just been sold and currently trying to shift the fuelband as just don't think I will need to wear it tbh. I might wear both for a bit to see how much it matches but long run it won't be worn

Just out of curiosity, do you have other people that you share Nike fuel with? I think that's on thing that keeps me hanging on, is the social part of it all. Plus I love the simplicity of fuel.
 
Just out of curiosity, do you have other people that you share Nike fuel with? I think that's on thing that keeps me hanging on, is the social part of it all. Plus I love the simplicity of fuel.

I used to work at an Aplle store and we all got them upon release and then slowly but surely people got bored and didn't wear them so it's basically me on my lonesome now tbh
 
Sports brand Nike, a long time partner of Apple since the days of the Nike + iPod, will have one of the first fitness apps available for the Apple Watch connecting to the Nike Fuel system as well as Apple’s Heath app. Nike recently discontinued its Nike FuelBand fitness tracker, and is relying on apps available for Samsung and Google’s smartwatches and now Apple’s.

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/mar/09/apple-watch-apps-lowdown
 
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