Timex Bodylink - T5E681

The Bodylink System is a network of up to 4 devices worn on the body that act together as a single information and sport monitoring system. Continue reading

14 user reviews of Timex Bodylink - T5E681 See all

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Barry Wilkie 2

When it works it's great. I had to send my first one back because it let water in on its very first dip in the pool and the second one looks like its heading the same way. The alarm buzzer stopped working after Continue reading...

Smeags

Unless there is a better affordable device then it is ok but can be a bit frustarting at times when you are in a race and it looses signal. Continue reading...

rarog20

I love my timex system. Especially the data recorder as it allows me to monitior all my work outs - including gym sessions and track my progress. I've had very few problems with it. I guess i don't run in woode Continue reading...

alex Illingworth

What was the all singing all dancing training tool that would enable me to achieve my goal of a sub-4:30 marathon, turned into a huge let down at FLM 05 when Idiscovered that my new training partner got confuse Continue reading...

dirwood

I bought this speed and distance monitor before running the Worksop Half-Marathon in October 2005 as this was my first half and I wanted to be able to set consistent pace without the hassle of looking for mile Continue reading...

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Noob

Hi,

Does the Polar FS2 work out how many miles you have done after your run?

Cheers

Posted: 17/04/2008 at 23:08

mtbrDot

What gave you that idea? it doesn't have any distance measuring features, only time and heart rate.

Posted: 18/04/2008 at 06:35

Noob

I wished I had researched before ordering the Polar FS2... I just assumed all heart rate monitors also work out the distance which was something I was really after