Best Heart Rate Monitors for Running

i recently inherited a x-country skiing workout machine and thought it would be helpful to track my heart rate while working out.

i'm an old runner and i now work out on a true treadmill...i absolutely recommend this product to anyone and everyone.

u also get to pick ur person and trucks.there is also little cars like vans.there is roads like high ways, and street roads too.if i was u i'll get this game cause it's really hot.

the only downfall is that it does not track calories or give you any kind of summary.

it is the perfect size for a woman's wrist and has everything you need to track your progess during a workout.

setting the thing up is a pain, but it's great for tracking exercise and calories burned.

it also keeps track of how many calories you have burned.

if you like tracking your progess and performance over time, it has some great feature.

its also nice to see your avg heart rate for a run or particular period.

great runners watch.

i have been running seriously for the past 5 years, 4 to 5 times a week, preparing for weekend races, half and full marathons.

this product has been very helpful for my husband who has begun to get back into shape, and is not an experienced runner (yet).

it was very easy to set up and it works very simple too, you just check your heart rate through out the workout and it helps keep track of how many calories you burned.

i compared it to the heart rate monitor at the hospital's cardiac rehab lab and it was within 1 or 2 heart beats both at rest and in full run mode.

i work out at curves 3 times a week, and you have to track your heart rate.

if you are running at a moderate/fast pace on a treadmill it has a hard time picking up a signal and sometimes it displays nothing, sometimes the reading is unreasonably low (i.e.