- 9 Functions: Clock, Date, Total training time, Training time per exercise zone, Current HR, Avg HR, Training Manager, 3 settable zones with audible alarm, Calorie counter, Total Calories, My name function
- ECG Precise
- Compatible with cardio machines
- Water proof
- Includes handlebar Mount
The product DescriptionThe PC9 is planned for l' aware lover of sport of the body and health! Thanks to the relative counter of calorie, PC 9 is the specialist for the thin lines sport. The 3 zones settable of cardiac frequency with l' audible alarm and the diagram dell' zone pointer assures that you are obtaining the majority from your training! ? of the PC 9 ? an elegant and sport monitor of cardiac frequency to a great price. Amazon. the cardiac frequency and the metabolism of DescriptionMonitoring of the COM product are important in both routin of training. More & gt; & gt;
#1 by Simba - January 11th, 2010 at 18:42
It seems like a decent watch with good functions! However, it keeps losing signal and starts beeping as your heart rate shows zero, that is so annoying especially when you are in between a work out, as you need to tug your belt closer to your chest or moist under the belt etc. It gets very annoying pretty soon!
#2 by George F. Greenwald - January 11th, 2010 at 21:25
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#3 by tulip1340 - January 11th, 2010 at 21:26
I bought this after many comparisons and reading reviews about hrm’s on the web. I thought I was getting a classy looking petite watch. Not so. The first thing I noticed was how large it really is. It’s rectangular shape is about 2. 25″ x 1. 5″ x . 5″ high. My wrist is 7″ (female), and I am not a petite person. The rectangular shape was actually wider (or longer) than my wrist and so when you join the straps underneath your wrist, I had spaces where it didn’t even touch my wrist because the of the length of the rectangle shape of the watch. And it is rigid, so it does not curve with your wrist. The features seem ok, but I didn’t actually use it. It did take me reading the manual several times just to find out how to get to the settings menu. After that, it was self explanatory. The chest strap seemed of good quality. I especially liked that you can change the battery yourself! I am returning this and will be looking for something less bulky for me.
#4 by NS - January 12th, 2010 at 00:06
This is a very nice heart rate monitor for a good price. I have used it for mountain biking, hiking, walking and weight training. Similarly as complicated as other brands when you first start to use it in terms of figuring out how to access all the features. I had some trouble with it a few months after I bought it (training manager stopped working correctly), but the online service center at sigmasport. com was very responsive.