Trace Tracks Activity for Extreme Athletes

Lovers of extreme sports are getting a brand new toy to help them on their adventures. ActiveReplay released a new gadget called Trace, which tracks your activity while skiing, surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding. Trace is both shockproof and waterproof and straps easily to your board of choice while it monitors your speed, tricks and even air time. http://darwinsmith.mobilewebpage.net/predominant-symptoms-are-diarrhea.html
The gadget is not unlike FitBit or FuelBand, but takes things a step further. Trace is equipped with GPS and Bluetooth, making it easy to sync it with your phone and share your personal stats with friends. At just 2 inches in diameter, it’s small and discreet, and it can even be glued to your board or helmet.

“Bikers and runners have all these little gadgets that tell them their mile splits and how far they’ve gone, but surfers and skaters have none of that,” said product VP David Lokshin. “You always want to come home and say, ‘I rode the longest wave ever!’ Or come home from the mountain and say, ‘I just went off this jump!’” http://kyleleon.justgotmarried.net/predominant-symptoms-are-diarrhea.html
Trace’s metrics include lost calories, distance trekked, and a slew of algorithms that are able to track lines, height, distance, rotation, flips, and keep track of all the tricks you perform.

ActiveReplay has put Trace on Kickstarter in the hopes of raising $150,000. The company hopes to produce and begin shipping the product by February 2014.
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