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Wahoo Tickr Fit

After my old Garmin gave up, I was looking for a replacement. This one is a lot easier to use because of the arm-strap instead of around the chest. Have compared the readings with the Apple watch and with a Fenix and as far as I can see it's pretty accurate. I use it in combination with a Garmin Edge while biking.

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Very accurate measurement, sits well. I do have to reconnect to mywhoosh every time. This is not the case with my wahoo trainer itself so I don't know if it is due to the heart rate meter itself or mywhoosh but I mention it anyway.

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Comes with two lengths of bracelets, adjustable by Velcro. Easy to accelerate on and off. Flashes when battery is low. Charging via magnetic connection, so waterproof. Cycling on Zwift and with Wahoo Elmnt. When cycling, I prefer hr on arm instead of wrist or chest. https://support.wahoofitness.com/hc/en-us/sections/115000844230-TICKR-FIT

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Wanted a heartrate monitor that does not go around the chest

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Its main fault is the time lag in the instantaneous heart rate reading, which can be confusing when you first start out...

In itself a good product but I received it particularly incomplete. Being a nitwit, I just started using it but when I wondered how to charge it then I came to look. Have since managed to find a charger via Amazon and my handy mother had already shortened the strap.

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No proper heart rate readings on Wahoo Element making the purchase a mis-buy for me. But other users are satisfied apparently....

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Comfortably wearing heart rate monitor that occasionally gives a non-existent spike. Perhaps due to interference from a high-voltage pylon. Certainly not too expensive. Works fine in combination with a Wahoo navigation

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voldoet zeker aan de verwachtingen, voor vrouwen is een borstband vaak vervelend: geen signaal, met de armband geen last. werkt prima

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Easy to pair with different devices. Wearing comfort is good, you hardly feel the heart rate monitor. When turned on, a blue light flashes. When turning it off, a red light flashes. When the battery is below 15%, an orange light flashes 3x. No need to charge yet.

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Actually no comments, it does perfectly what I bought it for!

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I bought this product because I find skin irritation over wearing chest strap heart rate monitors. And I am happy with this switch. I first had a Wahoo TickrX.

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The band fits snugly around your forearm and stays in place. What I did notice is that it regularly takes some time before my wahoo element bolt actually indicates the heart rate. It is also the case that the indicated heart rate does not go up and down as quickly as the actual heart rate. A chest strap is a bit faster at that. But as far as I'm concerned, the biggest plus is the wearing comfort and not having to mess around with changing batteries anymore.

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Ideal product, only to have to buy a new one every 5 months because it won't recharge after using it for a while is a bit silly. Sin, otherwise an ideal heart rate monitor.

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Great and simple device that pairs extremely well.

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Good purchase. Works more conveniently than heart rate monitor around your chest is my opinion

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Heart rate monitor does what it is supposed to do and pairs easily with Zwift. My Garmin Fenix 6 and the Wahoo app show the same heart rate, this gives me confidence that the displays are correct. I find the strap quite short so I can't even get the sensor halfway down my forearm, adjustable would have been better. Super that it is rechargeable, throwing away batteries is out of date. I use it too briefly to say anything about its lifespan.

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Fine heart rate monitor perfect display works well on Zwift

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Pleasant to use and no delay in measurement. Pairs quickly and easily with Zwift, also nice that it comes with two straps so one can always be used while washing the other. the straps are also adjustable.

In use for a fortnight now both indoors on Kickr and outdoors. Gives less irritation than a chest strap

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Personally, I like the wrist strap best. Also tried it on my arm, but it pinched a bit after a while. With the bike computer it worked immediately, but with Strava it was a bit of a struggle. I also want to check how accurate the measurement is.

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Pleasant fitting band, nice even. Connects well and quickly to Waterrower and apps on phone

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