Heart Rate Monitor
dachinababe
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hey guys..i need a little advice on heart rate monitor
I want to know if Nike Imara Women's Heart Rate Monitor is good enough for a first time HRM buyer.
A lot of people have suggested Polar F6 but It's a lilttle too expensive for me to pay outa my pocket. I mean as long as it has these quality as seen below it should be fine right? Thanx
ECG-accurate for precise heart-rate data
Calorie counter records calories burned during workout
Displays heart rate in beats per minute or as a percentage of maximum heart rate
Programmable target heart-zone function alerts you when out of optimal zone
Data mode recalls exercise time, time in target zone and calories for last workout
Other functions include: time, date, two time zones and alarm
Scratch resistant mineral glass crystal
One-touch backlighting
Water-resistant to 50 meters
I want to know if Nike Imara Women's Heart Rate Monitor is good enough for a first time HRM buyer.
A lot of people have suggested Polar F6 but It's a lilttle too expensive for me to pay outa my pocket. I mean as long as it has these quality as seen below it should be fine right? Thanx
ECG-accurate for precise heart-rate data
Calorie counter records calories burned during workout
Displays heart rate in beats per minute or as a percentage of maximum heart rate
Programmable target heart-zone function alerts you when out of optimal zone
Data mode recalls exercise time, time in target zone and calories for last workout
Other functions include: time, date, two time zones and alarm
Scratch resistant mineral glass crystal
One-touch backlighting
Water-resistant to 50 meters
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hey guys..i need a little advice on heart rate monitor
I want to know if Nike Imara Women's Heart Rate Monitor is good enough for a first time HRM buyer.
A lot of people have suggested Polar F6 but It's a lilttle too expensive for me to pay outa my pocket. I mean as long as it has these quality as seen below it should be fine right? Thanx
ECG-accurate for precise heart-rate data
Calorie counter records calories burned during workout
Displays heart rate in beats per minute or as a percentage of maximum heart rate
Programmable target heart-zone function alerts you when out of optimal zone
Data mode recalls exercise time, time in target zone and calories for last workout
Other functions include: time, date, two time zones and alarm
Scratch resistant mineral glass crystal
One-touch backlighting
Water-resistant to 50 meters0 -
Most of us have Polar brand HRM's, that is what we usually discuss. You'll definetely be better off with less expensive brand than no HRM at all. Just make sure, you'll buy it from the store with some exchange policy, so you could upgrade it to Polar if needed to be.
Best of luck0 -
I actually bought the Nike Imara Heart Rate Monitor about a month ago and Iove it. It cost me almost $40 at Costco. It's perfect for me and it fits my budget. You should try it out especially if the others are expensive.0
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