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Rotorboy
from KansasDate Reviewed: June 9, 2001
Strengths: Low investment dollars, Handlbar mountWeaknesses: It has no longevity,Poor quality,and its bulkyBottom Line: The thing is great for letting you know what you want in a real HRM. If it had worked longer it would have be my only one ,because it didn't seem I would get that much more for the money, but.....
It acted like the battery had gone dead so I replaced the batt. properly and the screen remained blank except for the backlighting feature. So now I have two batteries, and I'll have to purchase a new HRM.
Not a good value unless you want a wrist nightlight.
So one flamin' for value.
two flamin' for overall because it did work nice for awhile
Favorite Trail: Camp Horizon
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$47.00
Purchased At: Nashbar
Similar Products Used: None
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Jon Doh
from AnywhereDate Reviewed: October 19, 2000
Strengths: Cheap and the transmitter works with my older Polar Accurex II - Doesn't start beeping wildly when I am going balistic trying to pass another roadie that I have been racing to catch up to.Weaknesses: After 6 months the LCD displays crapped out. I thought it just needed a new battery but a new battery did not help. Also, the strap broke while trying to get the bezel off to replace the battery. CheapBottom Line: The transmitter is still going strong and allows me to change batteries to extend the use of my Polar. I guess that's why I really bought it anyway so its crapping out isn't that bad. Still, I am a bit dissapointed that the LCD's flaked out like they did. It was nice not having that beeping when I slipped above my target ratings.
Favorite Trail: Somewhere between N and S poles
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$56.00
Purchased At: Nahsbar
Similar Products Used: Accurex II
Bike Setup: 70's Falcon, 98 PowerWing, P-38 Lightning.
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William Peabody
a Cross Country Rider
from RichmondDate Reviewed: June 28, 2000
Strengths: price - it is cheap, handle bar mount is weee done, chest strap works just fine.Weaknesses: all the functions stopped working after 3 months except the actual heart rate indication.Bottom Line: When first using the unit it required the addition of a liquid between the chest strap and the skin as used for affixing medical probes to the skin. This was in cold weather and the sweat was not enough to allow the unit to pick up the signal. This is not a big problem after you get the liquid but it is not commonly available in my area. During the summer there is no problem in this area. All the functions worked for about 3 months with usage about 2 times per week. After this they all stopped except for the continuous reading of the heart rate.
It is worth the cost just to have the heart rate only but you should know this at the front if you plan to buy one. Who can say the more expensive ones would not do even worse?? The heart rate is the really important item and I can say I am satisfied with the purchase so long as this feature continues to work.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Similar Products Used: none used prior to this one
Bike Setup: Specialized FRS xc Comp 2000 year model
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The Old Crank
a weekend warrior
from AtlantaDate Reviewed: July 23, 1998
Bottom Line:
The Nashbar NA-HRM costs only $56.00, yet it has as many features as most of us need: dual display, pulse, target zone, memory of time in target zone, stop watch, and clock. It is water proof and has a light, comes with a handlebar mount, and you can change the batteries yourself. I use it for cycling and running. It is super easy to use, so you don't fumble with buttons when you're maxed out. Why pay more?
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