HRM

Pandabug93
Pandabug93 Posts: 130 Member
edited September 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
I'm sure there are so many other topics relating this, but I'm going to be lazy and just ask again.

I'm looking into a good HRM (Heart Rate Monitor) and would love any suggestions. I'm not really sure the MFP calculators and machine calculators are truly accurate so I think this would be a good investment.

However, I am looking for something not too pricey that can tell me my calories accurately and be reliable and not quit on me.

Thanks in advance!!!

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  • tfcolvett
    tfcolvett Posts: 18
    I have the Polar FT7 and I love it! :) I ordered mine off of www.heartratemonitorsusa.com for a very low price; it included the chest monitor as well.
  • hjy319
    hjy319 Posts: 269 Member
    Love my Polar FT4 was just under $100, with chest strap.
  • Pandabug93
    Pandabug93 Posts: 130 Member
    Thanks!!! What do you guys really love about them? If I might ask.
  • missa1982
    missa1982 Posts: 30
    I use the Suunto M4 (specifically for women) and I use it every time I do any physical activity. It measures my heart rate, calories burnt during exercise,and even creates a daily exercise plan for you based on whether you set it to lose weight, improve fitness or free training. After each workout you even get a motivational message. I then easily load up all my exercises to this site, here is my public page http://www.movescount.com/members/missa1982

    They can be bought on Amazon for quite a good price. I like mine as it motivates me, I trust it's acuracy and I like the fact that you can upload all your exercises to a site and see them all in one place.
  • dad106
    dad106 Posts: 4,868 Member
    First things first, if you want a good HRM that's going to last a bit, you're going to have to spend a bit.. think about 60-100 dollars depending on where you buy it from.

    With that being said, I have a Polar FT7 and I love it. Easy to use and set up, and the strap is really comfortable.
    Plus you can change the battery on it yourself.
  • Brownski860
    Brownski860 Posts: 361 Member
    i second this choice! FT4 all the way!
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