Heart Rate Monitor Advice

JCornford · 2010-02-09T17:35:32+00:00

Hi I'm still out with an injury at the moment and will be until the Autumn, but with a birthday coming up soon I was thinking that a heart rate monitor could be a good gift to help in my fight back to fitness, but could do with some advice first. I'd like something that I can set several training zones on and upload the data to the computer too, I like the look of the Polar CS300 which can double up as a speedo and cadence computer, has anyone used it and what do you think? What other ones would you recommend? Thanks James

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February 9, 2010 at 5:35 pm #12159

JCornford

Hi

I’m still out with an injury at the moment and will be until the Autumn, but with a birthday coming up soon I was thinking that a heart rate monitor could be a good gift to help in my fight back to fitness, but could do with some advice first.

I’d like something that I can set several training zones on and upload the data to the computer too, I like the look of the Polar CS300 which can double up as a speedo and cadence computer, has anyone used it and what do you think? What other ones would you recommend?

Thanks

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February 9, 2010 at 8:43 pm #633153
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dave atkinson

we’ve tested the CS300’s big
we’ve tested the CS300’s big brother, the CS600:

http://road.cc/content/review/6819-polar-cs600-wireless-hrm-cycle-computer

it’s a cracking bit of kit. Polar’s software is good too.

next step up is something like a Garmin Edge 305. it’s a bit pricier but it can do a lot more once you’re back to fighting fitness and ready to tackle the great outdoors…
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