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![]() I've read that the output can be quite variable in accuracy on these types of devices, so if it's just a curious interest, it should be fine, but if you're attempting to reach performance or weight loss goals, it might not give you the right info.
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I think I'm stuck with the fuel band as It's the only one I can buy that has been waterproofed I tend to swim more than any other cardio activity now a days.
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![]() I think I've only ever used my HR strap once. It was annoying to wear.
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![]() True they are sometimes uncomfortable but when I started I found it invaluable to hit my taget heart range and maintain it. After 5 or so years I know it by feel and dont use it anymore but I recommend it to everyone just starting any new activity until they get to the point where they can feel their own comfot zone.
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