The Polar CS500 is packed with great features for anyone who wants some serious feedback on their riding. Ours came with sensors to measure speed, cadence, altitude and heart rate, with the option of ...
Congratulations to long-time PEZ-Fan Clint Underwood of Kennesaw GA – as WINNER of the Polar V800 Multisport GPS Watch and Bluetooth Smart Speed & Cadence Sensors. His 2015 training year just got off ...
Training time is more effective than ever with today’s multitude of data measuring and recording tools. With cycling computers that tell us key information like heart rate, speed, cadence, and ...
The Stride Sensor Bluetooth Smart is a small, lightweight device that clips onto the user's shoe, capturing a wide range of useful data including stride length, cadence, running speed and distance.
Polar, the company responsible for all kinds of connected fitness products, has just launched a new device called the Stride Sensor. It's designed to allow runners to keep track of all kinds of key ...
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To celebrate their time training together with Ironman 70.3 World Champion Javier Gómez Noya, Polar has launched a special edition of the Polar V800. A long-time Polar user himself, Gómez Noya has ...
Several choices are available to you, although you may balk at some of the prices. One is Polar s S720i ($300; www.polarusa.com). It combines a standard cyclocomputer with a heart-rate monitor, giving ...
The Polar RCX5 Tour de France features Smart Coaching, which shows users how to plan, train and analyze each of their sessions in detail. Users can personalize endurance training programs for cycling ...
The link-up was announced earlier today at outdoor trade show, ISPO Winter 04 in Munich. The Polar Java application is optimised for the Nokia 5140 phone and can be bought and downloaded from the ...
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