Best Heart Rate Monitors for Size

i wear it without the chest strap to work since it's not bulky like some of the other heart rate monitors.

instructions are easy to follow, watch is not bulky like most other heart rate monitors (great for females), and chest strap is quite comfortable.

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

i learned quickly that when i walked and i wanted to get an aerobic burn from my walk that i needed to just increase my speed a little and the monitor helps me to that.

i like the product for simply monitoring my heart rate and its pretty easy and straight forward to use .it comes with a little bag to carry it in and it has a neat piece that can be clipped on to a

this product does everything that it claims to do.....it is comfortable to wear and fits well around my rather large male chest....i compared the readings and they are accurate every time.....i

before this product i purchased a heart rate monitor that was able to monitor one's heart rate without a chest strap, thinking that merely having a wrist watch would be less of an inconvenience.

i'd been looking for a heart rate monitor for several months and the omron hr-100c was advertised on the web site of jillian michaels, winning instructor for the television show "the biggest loser."

i have a large wrist and it's got plenty of space.

i think it works great.

it was within a point of the hrm on the stationary bike and it fits my small wrist well.

while it's not my style of watch to wear with work clothes, i find it small and not so clunky as other fitness watches to wear while exercising.

the chest strap is very easy to put on (i generally put a little water on it first but don't know that this is necessary) and seems durable through 2 months of use.

like many other reviewers, i think polar has the best selection and functionality in hrms, but i just got tired of being dependent on polar for battery replacement.

this watch has all that and little more (hr zones that nobody really uses with more experience).

if you have that 40 year old reach to read things be careful the button descriptors on this product are in small print.

- battery is a ~$2 cr2032 and is easily replaceable as long as you have a very small phillips screwdriver

but usually i put it in my pocket.