I am thinking about getting a speed/distance watch with hrm. I have read a few reviews for the 405 and they weren't that great.  Any recommendations/advice would be much appreciated. I recommend the 405 I 2nd that recommendation, nowt wrong

I've just inherited my wife's HRM and am confused about all the conflicting advice over training zones.I weekly training usually consists of:2x fastish 10K runs1x fast 5K run or speed work1x slow 15 mile runWhat sort of % max heart rate should I

once a week. Yet my BMI is 29 and I'm a 92kg, over weight vegetarian. I've just invested in a dhb 19 function HRM to try and sort out my fat problem. (although the instructions aren't that clear that are supplied with it). I've read that I need to train

I am looking to get a HRM, but I'm a bit worried that the chest strap comfort might be an issue if wearing the HRM for long runs (i.e. that it might chafe).Is there much difference, in terms of comfort, between the various makes of HRMs? And if so

I've been having some problems with the HRM strap on my 405 lately, it seems to regularly stop picking up my heart rate and just displays my HR as 144 the zone info turns to " - - " and % goes to " - " (hopfully you don't need to read morse code

Stupid question probably but do different gps/watch manufacturers use different connectivity for HRM chest strap monitors?I have an old Nike watch with HRM chest strap that still works fine but would like to get a new gps watch- poss garmin, poss

on a long run I should have been running at 60% of my maximum which would have been around 110 BPM -- but even jogging I was running at 146 - as you are relatively fit and can run comfortably at thet pace leave the HRM at home and enjoy your running

I bought a HRM but I'm not sure how to set it to work! I'm sure they're pretty easy but still I've got the Polar A5Any advice / tips welcome

Hi,  Looking for a HRM, want zones and audiable warnings, and some form of feedback afterwards.  What is described in the training section as "After a run, I want a basic summary of what my heart rate did, A monitor with a simple memory

shade of beetroot!). do the contact pads dry out over time? is there a gel or something that may be more effective than just tap water.3) am i correct in thinking that as i get fitter my resting heart rate will decrease slightly too?4) the HRM came