Hear Rate Monitors
Cressida04
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Does anyone have a suggestions for a good heart rate monitor? If there's one I should steer clear of, that information would be helpful as well!
Thanks!
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I have the ft7. And love it.0
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What do you want it to do? Only track HR? Estimate calories burned? Track location/GPS?
Kinda hard to recommend a HRM with such little info.0 -
I am looking to replace my HRM after my lovely dogs decided to chew the chest trap of my Suunto T1.
One i am considering is made by Pyle Sports...its pretty inexpensive, but i dont know if i should just spend the extra $20 and just get a polar FT4....0 -
I have the Polar F6. It is a model from a couple years ago, so there is probably a newer one out there, but this brand is great! I would highly recommend it.0
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I am looking to replace my HRM after my lovely dogs decided to chew the chest trap of my Suunto T1.
One i am considering is made by Pyle Sports...its pretty inexpensive, but i dont know if i should just spend the extra $20 and just get a polar FT4....0 -
I'm looking for one that does heart rate tracking and calories burned. I don't need anything fancy or with GPS tracking as most of my workouts are spent in the gym.0
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I am looking to replace my HRM after my lovely dogs decided to chew the chest trap of my Suunto T1.
One i am considering is made by Pyle Sports...its pretty inexpensive, but i dont know if i should just spend the extra $20 and just get a polar FT4....
sadly, I can buy a polar FT4 for as much as the replacement strap is...0 -
I have the Polar FT7 - got it for Christmas and LOVE it !!!
*it's easy to set up and has really been a great help to my workouts . . .0 -
Avoid the Timex HRM, even the ones with the strap, they double your actual burn.0
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I use a Polar FT4 and have had good success with it......0
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I also use Polar FT4 and love it. I've had it for about 6 months now and it's worked great for me.0
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FT40. Love it.0
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I'm looking for one that does heart rate tracking and calories burned. I don't need anything fancy or with GPS tracking as most of my workouts are spent in the gym.
I just ordered a FT4 cause a friend of mine has it and loves it......seems to be the most popular and easy to use.....ordered it from Heart Monitor. com and the price was good too. Can't wait to get it and test it out........I am excited
Wish you luck!!!!!!! Friend me if you like, would like to know how you made out.......0 -
This question gets asked here a couple of time a day. My question is,wWhy do you need a HRM? I don't get it. Please enlighten me!0
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i have a polar and love it and for the price its a bargin... got mine last year and never looked back!0
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Polar FT7 love it the only problem I have had is the battery died and had to buy a new battery.0
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This question gets asked here a couple of time a day. My question is,wWhy do you need a HRM? I don't get it. Please enlighten me!0
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I got the Polar FT7 for Christmas and I love it!!!0
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Any of the Polar Monitors are good. I would suggest going to the Polar site and looking at each model to see what you would use in their functionality and buying based on the options you will utilize. I have the FT4 which is about 90 at our local sporting good store and it does exactly what I need. It is pretty basic as it records HR, time and calories.0
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I too got the FT7 for CHristmas and absolutely love it. Because I now know more accurately how many calories I am burning, it is motivating me to workout more and longer.0
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I love, love, love my Polar F6. I've been using it for 2 years now and am just getting ready to replace the chest strap becuase it's wearning out. The F6 is an older model (as said earlier), but is easy to use and has worked like a gem.0
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This question gets asked here a couple of time a day. My question is,wWhy do you need a HRM? I don't get it. Please enlighten me!
And to monitor your heart rate (nice to know if you are under or under your "training zone"). I was using the equipment at the gym and MFP to tell me my calories burned but once I got my HRM, I realized their estimates are way over what I was actually burning. I asked the guy at the gym about it and he laughed and said the equipment is inflated and not very accurate and to use the HRM if I have one. So that just means I need to step up my game and get my calories up to my goal of 400 - 600 (at least) daily.0 -
Oh I have the Polar FT4 and love it.0
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