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The Polar RS800CX Heart Rate Monitor works with Polars WearLink+ transmitter and all WIND sensors (sold separately) to compile accurate training statistics while you run or bike.

Polar F6 Fitness Heart Rate Monitors The F6 is the optimal choice for group exercisers like indoor cyclists.

Optimizes strength training by providing guidance on how to long to rest between sets, delivering the information in an easy-to-read graphical display (see image above)

The Polar FS3C heart rate monitor has essential continuous heart rate date plus time of day.

Polar Heart Rate Monitor - Model F6 The F6 is the optimal choice for group exercisers like in-door cyclists.

Polar F4 Heart Rate Monitors features include continuous heart rate, OwnCal, heart rate zone with alarm and watch/stopwatch functions.

Now you can train as you want and reach your fitness targets with the FT60's personalized training program.

The Polar RS800 training system gives runners and serious endurance athletes the most complete heart rate based training solution yet.

The Polar S725x Heart Rate Monitor is the only cycling-specific monitor that combines heart rate with speed distance altitude ascent cadence and optional power output.

The F1 was designed for the beginning exerciser new to heart rate based workouts. One button operation and bold numbers make it easy to use during any exercise.

Polar F11 (F-11) Polar Heart Rate Monitor Watch - Blue. Buy F11-BLU .

The Polar F4 Heart Rate Monitor is an light and trim model designed for active lifestyles. Ideal for women, easy to use and has data for current, average and maximum heart rate.

The Polar F11 Heart Rate Monitor showcases Keeps U Fit technology to create a workout program with how much, how hard and how long you should exercise to reach your goals.

A very new and innovative concept from Polar - The Polar F55 with Keep U Fit (Cardio Vascular Fitness and Body Workout (Weights / Resistance workout) programs.

The FS3 Monitor is designed to help users achieve their Personal fitness goals and to indicate the level of physiological strain and intensity during an exercise session.