Garmin Hrm-pro vs Scosche RHYTHM+ Dual ANT+/Bluetooth Smart Optical HR Band

And then the actual, uh, stretchy part of the strap is very supple. Very stretchy. uh, very easy to use. And then there's the end clip, which is the i...

23 months in, I'm having some trouble with mine. Compared to previous chest straps I've had, that's pretty par. It doesn't respond to interference from power lines or clothes flapping in dry air, so that's nice. Getting it positioned right can take a little trial and error, but that's true of chest straps too

And the reason for this is that Ant Plus, as well as bluetooth, they don't really transmit through the water all that well. Oh, and the Hrm Pro has ab...

The Skosh Rhythm Plus has been a fantastic heart rate monitor for me, but now we have the Rhythm Plus Two. How's the stack up? So the reason you get a...

Washed it recently, let it dry then no more pairing. Opened it up and noticed condensation in the battery compartment so decided that it was terminal enough to do "major" surgery to investigate. The pictures tell the story: water got in behind the main board and shorted out some components. Maybe if I washed this without the battery in (cover on) and then let it dry out I could have got a few more months out of it? This seems to be a pretty common problem with these series of garmin hrm units (pro, tri, run, etc) so buyer beware

All the information I'm seeing is in line with what I used to get from a chest strap and thus I am happy with the data it provides. A few beats of inaccuracy is acceptable. I've owned this thing for about 9 months, use it for a solid 12 hours running or cycling a week, and am starting to see issues with the battery. The unit has been dying abnormally quickly, usually within 30 minutes of starting during my past few activities

At first I was skeptical about reliability and comfort due to the review of this product but buying and trying it myself I would say that this HRM is a great product *WHEN* used with another Garmin device like a Garmin watch. Before I used the Wahoo Tickr X, and the contact that snap onto the strap corroded over time. On this strap there are no metal parts exposed to clip on so there will be little to no chance of corrosion. The strap is also very comfortable, usually if I wear a HRM strap for too long then my stomach hurts even when I loosen the strap

How's it going folks? I'm does with does fit and this is the brand new Skosh Rhythm Plus 2.0 Arm Heart Rate Monitor, the follow-up to the popular Rhyt...