Best HRM???
JaenaM
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I want a HRM....which one should I get?
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Oh and where do I get it?0
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My DH bought me a Polar FT7 - this includes the chest strap :-)0
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I just bought a Polar FT4 today and it has a chest strap as well! I bought mine at a local sporting goods store.0
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I have the FT4 Polar with chest strap works really good I got mine off ebay. I also use the fitbit and absolutely love it! sooooo easy to work, use, and follow:) great site with the fitbit too similar to MYF so for me i choose to use both...........0
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I just bought a Polar FT4 today and it has a chest strap as well! I bought mine at a local sporting goods store.
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I got a Polar FT7 from www.heartratewatchcompany.com and I absolutely love it. The readings are consistant and I love all of the features of the watch! I got the guys version because I liked the colors better and the watch face looks fine on my wrist. I weigh 149 and have thin wrists so it should look good on almost everybody.0
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Funny you posted this topic.... I asked my hubby to pick me up one today. Its Polar something. We'll see what model he brings home thou lol.0
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Do a search on the Message Boards... there's a wealth of info out there on all makes.
Polar and Garmin are certainly the favouites. Get one with a chest-strap as these monitor heart rate constantly. They are not at all uncomfortable, even if you are as big as me 48" chest.
You pretty much get what you pay for and you have to decided what you want out of an HRM.
I have a Polar FT4. I bout it via Amazon in the UK and it was a realtively cheap model (£55... there are some HRMs that cost up to £400). It notes the time that I've exercised, the avHr and max HR and gives me a calulation of Calories burned. And that's really all I wanted. I cycle a lot so have a trip computer for the bike too that lets me work out speed and distance.0 -
I have a Suunto M4 and I love it! check out the website www.suunto.com. There is a calculator on the site to help select one that is right for your needs. It will probably tell you where you can purchase them too. www.mec.ca has them online0
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Lots and lots and lots of threads on this very subject.
Here is a sampling obtained by typing "HRM" into the Search bar:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/344154-anyone-out-there-lost-weight-without-a-polar-hrm
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/345496-p90x-and-hrm
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/345452-exerspy-hrm
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/344937-hrm-vs-fitbit
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/344836-hrm-question
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/344792-hrm-accuracy-challenge0 -
I just got a Polar FT7 a couple of days ago. I ordered it from Amazon since it had the best price that I found. So far I like it. It's very easy to use, and only took a few minutes to set up. The strap is not uncomfortable, especially since as a female, I'm used to having something strapped around my chest. I think Polar actually has a bra now that you can buy that takes the place of the strap, but I felt that was a little too extreme for a beginner like me!0
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thanks guys I bought the Polar FT7 and set it up; planning on starting Shred tonight so we will see how it works.0
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Just got a PFT7 for $70 on ebay.0
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