What is the best heart rate monitor for rowers and rowing? This question was recently asked readers for rowingillustrated.com, one of the main Bulletin Board vogue in the United States. Three models emerged as popular with rowers and coaches. What you choose depends on the type of training is borne by rowing. Here is our review of the Polar FS1, which came out top for rowers and fitness in general.
The Polar FS1 heart rate monitor is an entry levelideal for those who want the benefits of training heart rate monitoring, without spending a fortune on features that have never used.
The Polar FS1 is a clear concise display shows the time, heart rate (HR), exercise time and shows average HR reading. Simple one button makes the Polar FS1 extremely easy to use.
Polar FS1 features:
* Wireless ECG accurate heart rate measurement.
* Average heart rate of total exercise.
* Training time.
* Heart rate (Beats per minute).
* Visual and audible alarm in target zones.
* Manual target zone.
* Time of day.
* Stopwatch.
* Water resistant 50m.
* Polar T31 transmitter and elastic.
If you are looking to spend too much money for many unnecessary options, this is not the heart for you. However, if you want something that is easy to use, well thought out, and do what might be on the box this monitor is a winner, he says.
Comes fromPolar heart rate monitor a well-known and respected producers. Use the strap so popular that the level of reliability is not always a problem. The same belt is easy to adjust, and is convenient as all the others on the market.
The watch is ridiculously easy to use, since it has only one button. The clear display with an extra large numbers makes reading the clock, or sculling during fared very simple. Arctic claims the batteries will be for 2 years with 1 hourUse daily exercise. Unfortunately, after this you need to send the watch to Polar for battery replacement. Although it is not expensive, it is a disadvantage, even if it helps to keep the unity of water resistance.
This watch is a great value for the information it gives ergs complement each other, provides feedback when a simple rowing or running.
The only downside of this product is that there are polar shield. This means that the monitor could be thatThe signals from other nearby monitors are used, the next erg rowing boat or other as a team.
This is a very easy to use product that is what must be an incredibly low price. However, the absence of screening, and then a possible disturbance of similar devices, is probably best single rowers and those who tend ergs or adapted works alone. There are much better monitors out there, but with the price of the Polar FS1is certainly true and you should ask yourself - do I really need more?
