Polar Target Heart Monitors
Polar Target Heart Monitors
USER REVIEWS
[May 29, 2001]
Allison
Day Hiker
I run on a treadmill and also enjoy biking, rollerblading and walking outdoors. The Polar Target is easy to read in daytime or indoor lighting. Current pulse or time can be easily toggled by holding the watch close to the chest for a second or two. Setting the upper and lower heart rates is simple. The watch beeps audibly when you drop below or go above your set limits. I haven't found a way to turn the beeping off when I'm outdoors walking, so I just set the range for 25 (low) to 240 (high)- a minor annoyance. I have compared the monitor results to equipment at my gym and they are always within a couple of beats of each other, although rarely exactly the same. It seems to update quickly as I ease up or increase my intensity, and I haven't noticed any interference from monitors used by other gym members(and we are packed like sardines) or from the treadmill monitors. I have worn it for 24 hours straight on more than one occasion and it has worked just fine without my needing to re-moisturize the contacts. I think it should be priced a bit lower or perhaps at least include backlighting for the price. I have no major complaints. Customer Service not used Similar Products Used: none |
[Dec 09, 2000]
Phil Huck
Paddler
This Heart Rate Monitor has the basic functions of Time, Daily Alarm and High and Low Heart rate limits. Similar Products Used: None |