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Best heartrate strap


mrJohan

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For cycling

Hi, Johan

 

I use the polar H10 heart rate strap, which has worked very well for me as it can connect to multiple devices simultaneously, and has Bluetooth as well as ANT+ connectivity. 

 

Try to get a chest strap, as they are usually the most accurate.

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Its not a cycling only strap but Ive been using the Garmin HRM Tri since 2016.

 

2 ironman, Joberg2c, Munga, many cycling and running races and still going strong. 

 

Key advantages.

The strap never stretches,

The HR unit is non removable so you cant lose it

Easy washing, just throw it into soapy water

If u ever decide to take a jog or run, it gives run dynamics

If u ever decide to swim it measures Hr underwater

 

Disadvantages

Only the initial price but thats all

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For cycling

What are you using to record heart rate? Phone, garmin, wahoo, polar etc?

 

Look for a HR strap that does dual Ant+ and bluetooth

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Another vote for the Wahoo Tickr, much easier battery change v.s Garmin and its lasted me longer without strap issues.

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I’ve had multiple strap issues with Garmin Premium HRMs. First the contact patches started to delaminate, on the next one the strap just stopped working for no reason.

 

Now using a Tickr. Very happy.

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Hi, Johan

 

I use the polar H10 heart rate strap, which has worked very well for me as it can connect to multiple devices simultaneously, and has Bluetooth as well as ANT+ connectivity. 

 

Try to get a chest strap, as they are usually the most accurate.

I second this.  The H10 Strap also has a built in memory that can store one ride worth of data which is very useful when devices spaz

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I have a Polar H10 and it has been great. Water proof and you also do not need to keep your phone with you to track. You can just start your workout, leave the phone, and srop the workout once you are at your phone again.

 

Very accurate and picks up the slightest changes in HR unlike the arm straps and most watches.

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