Cardiosport Heartsafe TZ

Pros: Works, has all the features I need...stopwatch and heartrate, cheap
Cons: Ugly, large

The Heartsafe T, which they don’t have here, I believe is the model previous to the Heartsafe TZ, from what I can tell, it’s the same thing but the T is way uglier. So just to let you know if you give me a NH I really don’t care, it’s close enough.
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Pros: Time-In-Zone; Audible beep; Backlit display; Stopwatch; Replaceable transmitter battery; moderate cost
Cons: None I know of

This is for middle-aged people who have never run before, not for you experts out there.

You need a heart monitor so you don’t over exercise or under exercise. The right heart monitor acts like a coach, telling you when to speed up and when to...

Pros: lots of info and features
Cons: light, band

I decided to buy a heart rate monitor because I wanted to make my aerobic exercise more efficient. I thought that I wasn't pushing myself hard enough when running or biking. I found out that I was pushing myself too hard!

I bought the...

Pros: A health monitor, stop watch, and watch all rolled into one.
Cons: None that he has reported or that I have noticed.

While there are many reasons for an athlete to monitor his/her vitals during a workout, I had only one when I bought this heart monitor for my son. I wanted to present him with a safety net for the hours he spends working out and training for marathons. ...