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GSI Super Quality Heart Rate Monitor Watch and Transmitter Chest Belt - For Exercise, Sports, Running, Jogging and All Outdoor Activities - Data, Stopwatch, Chronograph and Alarm Functions Review

GSI Super Quality Heart Rate Monitor Watch and Transmitter Chest Belt - For Exercise, Sports, Running, Jogging and All Outdoor Activities - Data, Stopwatch, Chronograph and Alarm Functions
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The GSI Rate monitor watch arrived a day earlier than promised ( a very good start). For the price of the product it is an excellent value. The product performs as advertised and meets my expectations. I simply wanted an easy to use heart rate monitor for use in and outdoors and it does just that. For a no frills heart rate monitor, this is an excellent value for the price.

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Buh-Bump 2.5-Ounce Heart Rate Monitor Electrode Cream Review

Buh-Bump 2.5-Ounce Heart Rate Monitor Electrode Cream
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I have tried both Spectra 360 gel (about $9 for 8.5 oz) and Buh-Bump cream (about $7.50 for 2.5 oz) to improve the functioning of my heart rate monitor (HRM) chest strap. I prefer Spectra 360. Both products provided a good stable connection and heart rate readings. Spectra is a substantial clear gel that adheres well when you apply it to the chest strap. Buh-Bump is a thin liquid cream that tends to run and drip off the chest strap. Spectra cost me about $1/oz while Buh-Bump cost about $3/oz.
I need a reliable HRM reading because I use a treadmill program which sets the treadmill speed based on my heart rate. If my chest strap does not make a good connection, the heart rate reading jumps around, and the treadmill goes a little berserk trying to get my heart rate reading to the target rate.
Both products provided a good HRM chest strap connection, but Spectra 360 was cheaper and easier and more pleaseant to use.


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