Wearing new technology has become the social norm. Here are a few of the new wearable gadgets that can help you stay fit and healthy.

1. Most
Popular
Wearables
Of 2017
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2. Wearing new
technology has
become the social
norm. Here are the
best new gadgets to
help you stay fit and
healthy.

3. Under Armour
Gemini RE
Smart Shoes
These smart shoes have an integrated fitness
tracker in the sole of the shoe that later uploads
to an app to record your progress.
The shoes also have a built in accelerometer to
track progress, and features a pre-run jump test
that analyzes how prepared your body is for the
run.

4. Wahoo Fitness
ELEMNT
ELEMNT is the ideal companion for cyclists. It
sits on the handle bars and relies on built-in
GPS rather than relying on phones or wifi.
ELEMNT also features BlueTooth Smart and
ANT+ dual band technology to pair with cycling
sensors and heart rate monitors.
Using the free app, cyclists are able to set up
data fields, customize profiles, track
performance, and share ride data.

5. Withings
Steel HR
This high tech watch is designed to look more
classy and less like a smart watch.
Withings Steel HR only needs to be charged once
a month and is water resistant. It tracks steps,
running, and swimming automatically, and later
synchronizes to your smart phone , regardless of
iOS or Android.

6. ZEPP
ZEPP is a digital sports training device that is
worn by the sports instrument rather than the
sports player. ZEPP sensors track stats
specifically to the game they're playing in.
The sensors use auto clip technology that
captures 10-second video highlights to provide
performance insight. This allows the user
information that is typically only available to
the professionals.
Available for tennis rackets, golf clubs,
baseball bats, and footballs.

7. Coros Smart
Bicycle
Helmet
The Coros Smart Bicycle Helmet was designed
with built-in headphones, allowing a safe listen to
music or GPS without the background noise; it
also tracks mileage.
In the case of an accident, the helmet has built-in
collision detection that automatically sends an
alert to a loved one to notify them of a possible
accident.

8. Myontec Mbody
Connected
Shorts
Created with a focus on cyclists, duathletes,
and triathletes, these smart shorts collect heart
rate data, such as cadence and speed, and
combined muscle load, via it's McCell Smart
measuring technology.
The smart tech measures the EMG activity of
the muscles in real time, regardless of sport or
environment. It then connects to the Mbody
Live App on smartphones via bluetooth to
report vitals.

9. JBL UA Sport
Wireless
Heart Rate
Headphones
Under Armour apparel and audio experts JBL
came together to create headphones with a
twist: they have a built in heart monitor.
The headphones then connect to the company's
Record Platform that tracks progress and
provides audio updates, such as pace and
distance.