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›User testimonials

›Just feel more confident -Clyde E.

I have had a quad bypass and am currently taking medication to keep my heart rate down. It is imperitive that I keep my heart rate between it's lower and upper limits. I do not do excessive exercise but I walk a couple miles a day and ride my bike as often as I can. I just feel more confident when I can see my heart rate anytime I want.

›Doing it Right -Rae S.

I've just started using it, but I've found that I wasn't working as hard as I thought I was . Now, I'm pushing harder to keep my heart rate in the target zone, and I 'm beginning to notisw the effects of "doing it right".

›Not bad for a 64 yr. old. -Gregory K.

This past summer I completed two very different types of rides in a matter of four days. A metric century in just over three hours. Not bad for a 64 yr. old. I was able to gage my heart rate and finish stronger than ever before. The next ride was one of the shortest but hardest climbs I have ever done. Pilot Mt. in NC. my heart rate was at the high limit I set, so I had to try and settle down. I completed the climb in just over 21 min. without my Polar I don't know if I could have done the same.