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Polar RS200 Health Monitor Black | 
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| Brand: Polar
Category: Sports
List Price: £99.50
Buy New: £67.99
You Save: £31.51 (32%)
New (6) from £65.00
Rating:  5 reviews
Color: Black
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 6.9 x 5.2 x 3.1
MPN: 90025950
UPC: 725882259505
EAN: 0725882259505
ASIN: B000H1MRRG
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Sport zones Helps you to train at the right intensity | | • | ZonePointer Makes it easy to stay in your target zone | | • | ZoneLock Simply the easiest way to set a target zone | | • | Event Countdown Timer Set your goal and stay motivated | | • | Interval Trainer (HR, pace, distance) guided workouts | | • | Create your personal multizone workouts with heart rate, speed, distance and timing guidance |
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Product Description
For goal-orientated runners. You may be a beginner or your running shoes may be well worn. It doesnt matter, as long as you are a runner with a goal. You want to enhance your running experience, and you appreciate the support of training programmes designed by professionals. Fine - reach your running target with the RS200 and experince a new level of ease in heart rate based training with Polar Sport Zones.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Polar Heart Rate Monitor - RS200 Red November 4, 2007
Not Paula Radcliffe! (Stratford-upon-Avon, UK)
17 out of 17 found this review helpful
Absolutely fantastic, simple to understand and set up. The watch and strap are very comfortable. Was using it within a few hours of it arriving as instructions are clear and straightforward. Great addition to my running, has given me new goals, direction and structure. Made me realise also that my running is far better than I thought! Reccommend it to pros and beginners alike.
Great place to start as a running HRM April 28, 2008
Jeffrey Ball (Oxford - UK)
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
I have used Polar monitors for a number of years now and my previous one finaly gave up 6 months ago at which point I bought an RS200.
It is simnplicity in itself to get up and running with it. It links with the free online polar log book and is generally a well produced HRM with a robust feel to it.
Unlike the review above (maybe this person had a different chest strap, but the one supplied with the watch I recieved has a user replacable battery in the wearlink (chest strap).
The watch produces good summary information about the run and can maintain a history of exercise (14 prevous I think) which can then be uploaded.
There are several features in the watch that are useful to beginners, like finding your "ownzone" based on the exercise you are doing.
I would recommend this HRM to anyone starting up, though if you want to be able to use the Polar training software on your PC you will need to go for an RS400 or higher.
Perfect July 16, 2008
Antonio Moncayo (Zaragoza)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I bought the unit 12 months ago with the foot pod.
I sent back my Suunto T3 to the shop as I could not get along with it well , the strap was unconfortable and other problems ( easy to scratch )
The Polar RS 100 is not only cheaper , more confortable and light , it is also compatible with the exercise machines in the gym.
The nemu is very EASY to use and operate , the display will allow you to see your HR , speed , crono , distance , calories according to your needs.
The chest strap is ok and does not fall apart whilst running.
It works stright away but you might need to calibrate the foot pod.
It also looks good.
Excellent! And ignore the comments about the battery not being replaceable, it is incorrect! May 6, 2008
G. Wheater (Lancashire, UK)
8 out of 9 found this review helpful
Hi,
Bought this on the recommendation of a friend who has one, as I've just started running, along with mountain biking and circuit training.
Firstly, IGNORE THE COMMENTS ABOUT THE BATTERY NOT BEING REPLACEABLE.
It was the first thing I looked at when I opened the box. There is a slot on the back of the heart rate sensor that you put a coin in, twist it open, and low and behold, the battery comes out. It also tells you in the instruction book how to do it, no wonder they were off hand when he rang up complaining about it.
Other than that, it does exactly what it says on the tin, it's easy to use, I worked it all out without having to look at the instructions.
Stores plenty of data to compare your times against previous efforts. I don't know if each one is coded differently, but I play badminton and go running with a friend with the same one, and have not had any issues with interference.
All in all, highly recommended!
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