How strong is the clip? I would need to clip to my shoe or ankle because of my size and I don't want to lose it.
858744
This device may track you well but it is not easy to keep track of! I lost one off my shoe and another while wearing near my waist. If you get this device, check to make sure you know where it is all the time!
858745
both wife and I clip spark to shoe lace and have not lost it yet. the clip itself is metal with tiny barbs. i wear mine on shoe all day at office. at home, i clip it to buckle of my sandals. otherwise i carry it in my pocket. it is so tiny (slighter larger than a quarter) that i tend to forget it. i do have my phone number on it in case i lose it and some one finds it. wish it had a "find spark" gps locator feature.
858746
I clipped mine to the waist or a pocket of my pants. It fell off 5 times and the last time I lost it for good while hiking. :-( I never had the right kind of shoes to clip it to my shoes - the top of my clogs were too thick for the clip and on work shoes it just looked odd. I like the tracker but had a hard timing keeping it on.
858747
I clip my to my shoe laces; the ones that are crisscrossed towards the toe box. I always make sure that I've pushed the tracker clip through the center of the crisscrossed laces and that it feels securely attached.
858748
I always clip it on my shoe and have never had a problem - it's been over 3 months.
858749
It seems really strong to me. I clip it to my clogs and my sneakers. It has never come off and doesn't seem any looser because of use.
858750
I clip it to my shoe and my job requires ten twelve hours on your feet a day noProblems so far love the tracker
858751
I had mine clipped to my shoe and I lost it. The clip does snap off easily.
858752
I did not have any problems with the clip. I wore it on both my shoe and my waistband and it stayed secure.
858753
I clipped it to my shoe and had no problems. I clipped it to my bra and it fell off and I lost it. :(
1773076
Using the Velcro strap, you can adjust down to pretty small--and you don't want it too tight for circulation's sake. I always used them on my ankles but just put it on my wrist (they are small) and it works--not as good as it does for my ankles but the job gets done. I find these better for medium-small women. Men and larger women might have trouble with them.
1269344
It doesn't matter of your shoe size. You should be fine. Both me and my husband use it and he has big feet and I have small feet.
33153
Clip is reasonably strong. It clips well to a ball cap.it is plastic and like any plastic it will snap if stressed too much. I also like the light as a pocket light. I hope this helps.
1502603
yes , I wear mine lose, but you might have to stretch it some if you have big ankles
1664388
While physically possible, clipping it to your shoe will likely log only half your steps. Fitbit recommends clipping it to or near your waistband or on a bra strap (the documentation illustrates placing it front-and-center on a sports bra, which seems less secure to me, depending on... physiology).Securely (not flopping around) on your torso is the key. The Zip uses special algorithms to figure out whether you're walking or driving or fumbling around trying to clip it. Being loose is likely to confuse it. I wear mine on the coin pocket of my jeans, facing out.
1464414
My foot is medium width, the shoe fits comfortably snug. The sole has good grip. One must work the foot into the shoe by gripping the strong tabs at ankle backs. I doubt the narrow foot would be in any more danger of twisting the ankle, but I think anyone could twist an ankle in any shoe.
1518631
The toe clip extends 3 3/4 inches from the center of the pedal to the end of the clip. It is designed to keep the ball of your foot centered on the pedal.The strap will fit any size shoe.
1454482
I have no comparison as I only wear the SPAT. I have worn it on my shoe from day one. If a lace up I put it through 3 laces...half of one set and ll of the next lower one. If no laces, my other shoes will barely accommodate it. I've heard of clips breaking and being replaced, but that's no good if you lose it altogether.
790300
The length should work fine. It immobilizes your ankle (more or less) and doesn't need too much of your leg as an anchor.
1702004
I am a 9 wide and the heel I keep clipped down as far as it would go, but I use the thinnest booties. A little play is ok if you have boots. They come with plastic inserts (that I don't use often) and that may make up the difference if your feet are smaller than mine. They are great fins though
625679
I would not run in this product with the five pounds in each ankle. You may be able to use two to three pounds without worrying about the Velcro coming undone. I haven't tried more than power walking in them with all five pounds and it is fairly awkward feeling.
149063
it wont fall off the clip is strong and u can disable the shake to shuffle feature so if ur running thats not a issue
559329
It is pretty strong. Not as strong as a dog leash obviously, but strong enough to use every day (>10 times a day). The important thing is to wedge the clip in a fairly solid piece of clothing, like a coin pocket. Clamping on a belt loop is a lot less satisfying to use. I have been using it for a few months without trouble and in my opinion it has already been worth the pucrchase.
1534552
You don't need shoe clips with these pedals. They are set up to use with regular shoes, though a narrow profile cycling shoe will get you into and out of the straps easier. If you have lock in type shoes, you probably want a "clipless" pedal
1869132
The clip should move to fit your needs. But if you have a problem, the seller won't help you. I requested to return mine and they would not take back an unopened package. I would never buy from them again. Good luck
680113
I would doubt it. I have trouble keeping it on; it loosens up and slides down to my ankle. I regret buying it.