2-Pack or 5-Pack: Silvercrest Fitness Tracker
- Your choice of a 2-pack or 5-pack of these simple fitness trackers
- Works with a free app called “ezfit” that presumably makes fitness EZ
- Give some to your friends (the ones who won’t be offended by receiving a gift that suggests they could stand to exercise more)
- Track your steps and … that’s pretty much it. They’re simple and cheap
- They make the perfect stocking stuffer for your out-of-shape family members
- You know, I bet most people who wear step counters are actually in above-average shape since they’re even thinking about this
- So wear this so people think of you as someone who thinks about this and therefore might be in better shape than average
- Just wear it on the wrist of your non-Twinkie-holding hand
- Pick either all black or a combination of green and black
- Model: 9954-XDSB012100 (The model number engineer knows they have achieved perfection, not when they have nothing left to add, but when they have nothing left to take out. This is not the perfect model number)
A Bit Fit
Who’s ready to count their steps??
We said … who’s ready to count their steps!!!??
Good, because that’s basically all these Silvercrest fitness trackers can do!
It might not know what to do with that motion, a little too … ambiguous. It’s really all about those steps.
There you go. Just keep stepping all day and you’ll know exactly how fit you are.
Well, yeah, you can sort of fool it if you want to, but that’s not the point …
You’re conflating cause and effect. You won’t be in better shape if your fitness tracker thinks you’ve been taking lots of steps.
No, we understand it will think you’re taking lots of steps, but you have to actually take the steps in order to reap the benefit of exercise, which is what this is all about.
You can’t cheat, OK? You’re only cheating yourself.
No … there are no shortcuts. It’s not about cheating the system. How were you planning to build muscle without exercise?
Good luck with that.