mtn_bike_geek
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I'm actually in the middle of reviewing the Fenix 3 HR, and although the write up isn't complete, I'm absolutely chuffed to bits about it! A touch on the pricey side, but it's a damn awesome unit!
How do you find HR accuracy on the trails? I probably can't justify an upgrade to the Fenix 3 HR from my non-HR model but I'll be looking at future potential models.I'm actually in the middle of reviewing the Fenix 3 HR, and although the write up isn't complete, I'm absolutely chuffed to bits about it! A touch on the pricey side, but it's a damn awesome unit!
Surprisingly accurate, if you have the strap done up to nearly the point of cutting off circulation!How do you find HR accuracy on the trails? I probably can't justify an upgrade to the Fenix 3 HR from my non-HR model but I'll be looking at future potential models.
Cheers! Hopefully future models will be less reliant on extreme strap tightness.Surprisingly accurate, if you have the strap done up to nearly the point of cutting off circulation!
I have my HR showing in my Youtube vid here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnQ1DePM-t8
Optical HR sensors are reliant on zero outside light interference for accuracy, so the strap being firm is a given. Unless they do some crazy shaping to the back of the watch, but then they risk inaccuracies reading a possibly interrupted capillary flow?Cheers! Hopefully future models will be less reliant on extreme strap tightness.
They don't have to be very tight but the garmin straps are a consumable, they last ~1 year depending on use, from my experience. So you just have to replace the stap (same sensor) and they work fine.Cheers! Hopefully future models will be less reliant on extreme strap tightness.
With farting? Are you sure she wants us to know?not to worry, wife has a pretty good system going
I'm sure it will all come out in the divorceWith farting? Are you sure she wants us to know?