RMR test of Bodybugg/GoWearFit????

bluebandana457 · 05-13-2009, 08:51 AM

I am considering getting either the test of buying a GoWear Fit. the RMR test one time is $50, and the GoWearFir (similar to the bodybugg) is $150-but its everyday. which is more accurate?? and better to choose (trying to lose weight, and have no idea how many calories i actually burn) thanks!

ljsparkleee · 05-13-2009, 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by bluebandana457

I am considering getting either the test of buying a GoWear Fit. the RMR test one time is $50, and the GoWearFir (similar to the bodybugg) is $150-but its everyday. which is more accurate?? and better to choose (trying to lose weight, and have no idea how many calories i actually burn) thanks!

I have been using the gowear fit for the last two weeks. Most days were pretty much what I thought, though some days, usually days with cardio or I work two jobs were much higher than I expected. The gowear fit is annoying to wear everyday however. I try to cover it up with clothes but it still is bulging out. Also, you need to purchase the subscription to use it! But the software allows you to track your calories burned throughout the day. I like comparing days to see where I burn alot and where I do not. Ultimately, my average calories burned for two weeks use was 100 calories higher than I thought!

TxBarbarella · 06-03-2009, 12:30 AM

I am looking into the Actitrainer, its the same thing as body bugg and gowear but it has a lot of other things like sleep monitoring (gowear has it as well), smaller, and is wearable at your stomach/waist, where it is the most accurate. Also, you dont have to have a subscription to the company's site, which body bugg and go wear both require. Just thought I would throw this out there for everyone

oh and its also only 199 instead of 249 or more for the body bugg

Jill74 · 06-03-2009, 01:33 AM

I am planning to purchase gowear that is why I read this post. And i can say that somehow it has disadvantages but to think if you compare it, there are more advantages of using this. Anyway, thank you for this post.

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bluebandana457 · 06-03-2009, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by staryeyedone111

I am looking into the Actitrainer, its the same thing as body bugg and gowear but it has a lot of other things like sleep monitoring (gowear has it as well), smaller, and is wearable at your stomach/waist, where it is the most accurate. Also, you dont have to have a subscription to the company's site, which body bugg and go wear both require. Just thought I would throw this out there for everyone

oh and its also only 199 instead of 249 or more for the body bugg

where did you hear about the Actitrainer? i just checked out the website and i like that you can see the count and can wear it anywhere!!! do you know the size of it? i couldn't find it anywhere...

and what about the accuracy rate? thanks!