Heart Rate Monitor on a bUDGET!!
thury
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I would really like to get a HRM, however I can't afford the $100+ for a polar. Does anyone have a cheaper brand that works well and is quality?? Or am I better off just saving up for a while to buy a spendy one. I would really like to get one soon though, looking for thoughts and suggestions of a cheaper monitor that will work until I can step up.
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I would really like to get a HRM, however I can't afford the $100+ for a polar. Does anyone have a cheaper brand that works well and is quality?? Or am I better off just saving up for a while to buy a spendy one. I would really like to get one soon though, looking for thoughts and suggestions of a cheaper monitor that will work until I can step up.0
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If you search topics, you will find MANY topics on HRM, costs, etc.
Countless times I've seen people buy a cheaper model, only to later buy the polar. IMHO, I think the polar is the best way to go - you don't have to get the most expensive one (top of the line), but a polar with chest strap is awesome (I personally have a polar and love it.)
So, MY opinion is to save up for a quality HRM because you really do get what you pay for :flowerforyou:0 -
I saw some on Amazon for like $30, look there0
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No idea on quality,
but Walmart sells HRMs.0 -
i bought mine at a used sporting goods store. the HRM was new. it was 1/2 off. it's a reebok. it works great. my last one last a few years. i broke it. so had to replace it.0
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No idea on quality,
but Walmart sells HRMs.
In what area of walmart are heart rate monitors???0 -
No idea on quality,
but Walmart sells HRMs.
In what area of walmart are heart rate monitors???
I just noticed them recently over in the sporting good section, near the free weights and home equipment. They were in packaging on shelves (not out on display).0 -
Target carries them, too. I saw one that was $35 & one that I think was $60
I have the Polar F4 & it is a little cheaper than the F6 (I got it on sale at a local sporting goods store for $75 after tax). If you do NOT go to a gym, the F4 is fine. The F6 prevents interference from other people's HRM's. I just workout in my living room so the F4 works fine for me.0
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