• Accurately tracks daily steps, stairs climbed, distance, calories burned, and activity level via 3-d motion sensor and altimeter technology.
• Measures how long and how well you - just wear it on your wrist at night with Fitbit wristband (included).
• Small and discreet enough to wear all day- tuck it into a pocket or clip it to a belt or bra.

Product description ------------------- The new Fitbit Ultra Wireless Activity Tracker makes every step you take a step toward better fitness, even on your busiest days. The Fitbit Ultra monitors your all-day activity to provide you with real-time feedback on steps, distance, calories burned, a .com ---- The new Fitbit Ultra Wireless Activity Tracker makes every step you take a step toward better fitness, even on your busiest days. The Fitbit Ultra monitors your all-day activity to provide you with real-time feedback on steps, distance, calories burned, and stairs climbed to encourage you to walk more and be more active. It wirelessly uploads your data to Fitbit.com so you can gain deeper in into your daily or monthly fitness and levels with free online graphs and charts. On Fitbit.com, you can earn fitness badges, connect with friends to share and compete on fitness goals, or join the Fitbit community for advice and encouragement. At a Glance: ------------ * Tracks steps, distance, calories burned, and stairs climbed with a 3D accelerometer and altimeter * Measures how long and how well you * Wirelessly uploads data to Fitbit.com * View charts and graphs for daily and monthly progress online or with the free iPhone app * Log food and workouts online and with iPhone app. * Access Food Goal, a tools that dynamically changes targets based on daily activities * Small, discreet design fits into a pocket or clips to a belt or bra * Backed by a limited one-year warranty Thanks to its compact design, this tracker can be easily tucked into a pocket or bra, or used with the included wristband. View larger. The Fitbit Ultra shows you how many steps you've taken, number of stairs climbed, and calories burned. View larger. Log onto Fitbit.com to keep track of your progress, workout goals, or create a fitness network. View larger. Track All Day Activity ---------------------- Using a 3-D motion sensor, Fitbit Ultra tracks all the details about your daily activity that conventional pedometers would miss. When worn close to the body, this device tracks daily steps, number of stairs climbed, distance traveled, calories burned, and overall intensity of the activity level. Fitbit Ultra also contains an altimeter to track stairs or hills climbed. The compact design of the Tracker makes it easy to wear tucked into your pocket, clipped to a belt or bra all day. Track Your ---------------- You can also wear the Tracker at night with the included Fitbit wristband to monitor how long and how well you . Fitbit Ultra will monitor when you fall a and how many times you woke up throughout the night to provide a efficiency index. Achieve Real Results With Fitbit -------------------------------- Fitbit Ultra can help you reach your exercise, diet and overall goals. In fact, Fitbit users increase their daily steps by 43 percent and have lost an average of 13 pounds.* Wirelessly Uploads Data to Fitbit.com ------------------------------------- To help you gauge your progress, Fitbit Ultra wirelessly uploads your fitness data to Fitbit.com automatically whenever you're within 15 feet of your computer--no need to take time out of your busy day to enter stats. Track Your Fitness Trends and Goals Online ------------------------------------------ At Fitbit.com, you'll enjoy free online tools that show how your activity measures up over time and keep you motivated, with no monthly fee required. Your dashboard quickly shows you how close you are to achieving your weekly goals on calories burned, steps taken, and other fitness goals. Fitbit makes fitness fun by translating your real accomplishments into real life examples. For instance, tracking that you've climbed 22 floors is the same as climbing to the top of the Statue of Liberty. To keep you motivated, you can earn badges for daily and lifetime fitness activities. Social and Community Tools For Encouragement -------------------------------------------- Invite friends through email or through Facebook to connect on Fitbit.com to build a fitness network. Set collaborative or competitive challenges together, or tap into the growing Fitbit.com community to access tips and receive encouragement. With Fitbit, it's like working out with a group of virtual friends every day. Log Food and Workouts --------------------- You can build a complete picture of your overall fitness by logging foods and workouts. The Fitbit database has over a 100,000 specific food items for you to select from. Enter workout specifics from yoga, Pilates, elliptical workouts, boot camp, spinning, kickboxing, and even Wii games from the workout database. Fitbit's Food Goal feature shows you the range of calories you should stick to every day to reach your goals, and dynamically adjusts based on your day's activities. You can also track your weight and other indicators like blood pressure, glucose, and heart rate. Click each image to view a different Fitbit online tool Free Mobile Tools ----------------- Much more than a pedometer. Click to see how the Fitbit compares to other fitness-tracking devices. View larger. With our mobile website and our free iPhone App, you'll be able to log workouts, food, water, weight, and much more, plus check your stats while on the go. Log workouts and food even when offline, so no detail gets forgotten. Integrates with Other Apps -------------------------- Fitbit can also integrate with many tion and fitness apps to make it easy to sync your stats with programs such as LoseIt!, RunKeeper, and Microsoft Vault. The Fitbit Ultra Wireless Activity Tracker is backed by a manufacturer's limited one-year parts and labor warranty. What's in the Box ----------------- Fitbit Ultra Tracker (Black/Blue), wristband, belt holster, and base station with charger. *This information was taken from a large-scale fitness study conducted by ThreeDefined in January 2011.