Garmin FR60 Women’s Lilac Fitness Watch
- Comes with FR60, heart rate monitor, USB ANT stick, quick start manual
- Water resistant to 50 meters
- Can be used for running, cycling and other fitness activities
- ANT+ technology: Wirelessly connect to heart rate monitor, and speed cadence sensor, then share fitness data with your computer
- Battery life: One year, user-replaceable coin cell battery
Amazon. com Product DescriptionLog mil each and every minute with the FR60, a sleek fitness watch, plus training tool that tracks your time, calories burned and pulse. When bundled with the wireless foot pod (not included), FR60 also tracks speed and distance, indoors or outdoors. Use FR60’s training tool to get the most out of your workout. Since FR60 send your workout data wirelessly to your computer for later analysis. Flexible digital heart rate monitor provides instant feedback on how hard you work. Once you have logged miles, automatic transmission FR60 data to your PC or Mac wirelessly when in range. FR60 Garmin Fitness Watch (Women’s Lilac) Also available in Black Women’s workout indoors or out in the gym or on the road, track FR60 all your workout data, including time, heart rate, calorie consumption, added. . . Read more>>
Garmin FR60 Women’s Lilac Fitness Watch
Friday, 14. May 2010 1:38
I was very disappointed with the FR60. I have literally spent hours trying to get a calorie burn count, but finally gave up. I have read several online troubleshooting forums, tried several downloads to update the firmware and it just does not work. Why should something so basic be so complicated? I do not know why they insist that you connect to the website of the training data. Why can not there be a local option? I tried and tried but it just would not work. I regret this purchase. Rating: 1 / 5
Friday, 14. May 2010 2:14
I had bought Garmin FR60 for spinning and swimming. It works well for spinning, but not for swimming. It is the price of functions. Rating: 3 / 5
Friday, 14. May 2010 4:41
If you are a cross-trainer like me, you’re out of luck once you get into the water. Heart rate transmitter will not send a blip on the clock as soon as it is an inch under water. This even if the clock is actually strapped to the heart rate transmitter (incredibly uncomfortable of course). One wonders why they advertise it as FR60 submergible to 50 feet. I had this problem with the standard transmitter that came with the FR60 and thought a “premium” device (marketed as 30 meters and can be sold separately) would solve it. Apparently not only was I wrong, Garmin knew this upfront (the manual says it will not work while swimming), took my money and laughed all the way to the bank. What a bad, bad technology choices in order to weaken the signal in the name (I assume) of battery life. I am very disappointed. Rating: 3 / 5
Friday, 14. May 2010 6:59
I bought Garmin FR60 to supplement my Garmin 305, primarily to use indoors. Garmin 305 is an excellent product – but, I have a few gripes. As the battery is running low after one use, and sometimes difficult to work with buttons. The FR60 not have GPS, so it is ideal for indoor use. Its easy to install, and absolutely simple to use. Some people have complained about the lack of printed manual – I do not know why. Its all pretty obvious, or at least it was for mig.Titta and heart rate monitors work fine. The time is much smaller than the Garmin 305, and reasonably stylish. The numbers are large enough to read, even if you normally mild to moderate wear reading glasses you should be able to read it all right without them. Data upload is trivial via USB minne.Allt in all, a very small clock. One of the cheapest, which allows data to be stored and then transferred to a computer or website. Even with a mac, this seems to work ok. Rating: 4 / 5
Friday, 14. May 2010 8:04
The monitor has great features – nearly everything I could want on the sides of the roll. The buttons are close together, and difficult to maneuver with adult fingers. The lower left button sometimes does not work – I need to press the iterative. The feature that allows you to load software to evaluate your training is awesome, but it is difficult to initiate, as you just sent a description of the owner’s manual. You must download the software online, but allows the computer to do so may require that you call customer service, which has limited hours. Therefore, it is easy to use software initially, a bit frustrating. Rating: 3 / 5