The Monthly Mall Merchandise Index, maintained by the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), reported sales per square foot in sporting goods stores and bicycle shops of $20 for July 2006.
But the FitBit is worth it because it is petite and easy to use, with user-friendly software that provides strong motivations to keep using it as a lifestyle tool instead of tossing it in the kitchen drawer. ______________________________________________________. For the latest news and analysis, follow @wsjd.
Fitbit is addressing these setbacks and more with its new Charge 2, which launches this month for $149.95. The Charge 2 tracks a wider array of health metrics, brings more customization options, and features a roomier display. Here's what I think about the Charge 2 after spending about a week using it.