heart rate strap recommendation
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hello lads,
I'm in search of a new heart rate strap. currently using the garmin module strapped to a modified polar strap, but lately it starts crapping out after about an hour worth riding, or when I dig into higher HR-zones.
Which strap would you guys recommend? It has to be ANT compatible, comfortable (soft strap, like polar,..) and has to stay in place.
cheers!
I'm in search of a new heart rate strap. currently using the garmin module strapped to a modified polar strap, but lately it starts crapping out after about an hour worth riding, or when I dig into higher HR-zones.
Which strap would you guys recommend? It has to be ANT compatible, comfortable (soft strap, like polar,..) and has to stay in place.
cheers!
But I could be wrong
I've had good luck with my Cycleops soft strap, which I'm sure is just a rebranded strap, since it looks just like the one that came with my Garmin.
It stays in place all the time, even on my MTB, and never misses a beat. I use the soft style strap, with the ends that lock in to place.
It stays in place all the time, even on my MTB, and never misses a beat. I use the soft style strap, with the ends that lock in to place.
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The wahoo has been great for me too. I've never had a problem syncing
I replaced my problematic Garmin Soft Strap Premium (https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop-by ... 15490.html) with the standard Garmin strap (https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop-by ... 10996.html), and haven't had any problems so far.
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Im on the market for a new strap as well; how about the Suunto? Anything bad about it?
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Micky- Suunto didnt used to be a true Ant+ strap so you may have problems.
May have changed it now though.
I use the cyclops/ powertap one; its cheap and resilient
May have changed it now though.
I use the cyclops/ powertap one; its cheap and resilient
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I have been using the Mio Link optical wrist strap for about 4 months. I find it way nicer then the garmin chest straps I was using for years
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