Product Description
,suunto t6c heart rate monitor,cs500 cycling computer,polar fs2c heart rate monitor,polar rs800cx g3 multi heart rate monitor,sportline 1060 womens solo heart rate monitor Offering clear training guidance for active exercisers who want to easily monitor their fitness level, the Polar FT40 displays calories burned with fat percentage, gives you average and maximum heart rate of training and enables you to define the upper limit for your target zone. With an Energy Pointer that tells you if the main effect of your training is fitness improvement or fat burning and The Polar Fitness Test that measures your aerobic fitness at rest and displays your progress, this watch is perfect as a simple and effective training tool. It comes with a comfortable textile transmitter and coded heart rate transmission to avoid cross-talk.
Features:
- Measures average and maximum heart rate of training
- HR-based target zones with visual and audible alarm
- Manual target zone beats per minute (upper limit)
- Polar EnergyPointer tells if the main effect of your training is fat burning or fitness improvement
- Polar Fitness Test measures your aerobic fitness at rest in just five minutes
- Displays calories burned with fat percentage
- Comes with comfortable textile transmitter and coded heart rate transmission to avoid cross-talk
- Polar OwnIndex, evaluates your maximal oxygen uptake (VO2max)
- Training load available via Polar Personal Trainer website
- Graphical target zone indicator
- HeartTouch button-free operation of wrist unit
- ZoneLock feature helps you to accumulate certain intensity
- Compatible with Mac (Intel-based) via Polar FlowLink
- Compatible with PC via Polar FlowLink
- Compatible with Polar Personal Trainer website via Polar FlowLink
- Weight: 61 grams
- Battery Life: 1 year
- Battery: CR2025
- Water resistance: 30 meters
- Polar FT40 training computer
- Polar WearLink+ transmitter
- Manual
This review is from: Polar FT40 Women's Heart Rate Monitor Watch (Black) (Sports)
I have owned several polar products over the years.... an old M32 watch and transmitter band... a VERY old transmitter band for my over 10 years old Schwinn treadmill. When the battery in my M32 died again I decided it was time to get a new watch, and I like that I can change the battery myself on the FT40.
I have only had the unit for 12 hours :) but I like the features and display.
The band has little slits in it along the entire length into which the buckle can hook, so it can adjust to fit big and small wrists alike. The strap also has a little clip with a hook that will grab one of the slits on the tail end of the band and hold it down, so the clip doesn't slide up and down the band as you wear it. I think those are small but very nice improvements.
The display is large enough for my over-40 messed up vision to read with or without my glasses.
I also purchased the Polar FlowLink. I have a MacBook with the latest version of Mac OS X and I didn't have any issues using the FT40 with it. Worked great on the first try.
I should point out that the little booklet that comes with the FT40 is a "getting started guide," not a users manual. It only has enough info in it to get the watch started and set the time/date, user settings, etc. To figure out how to *use* and interpret the FT40 and its fit test, data file, training programs, I had to find the users manual online... here's a link:
http://www.polar.fi/en/support/manuals/User_Manual_for_Polar_FT40_in_English?product_id=7886&category=manuals
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