TICKR is the most advanced way to train with heart rate. Whether you are working towards a PR or working off a big meal, the TICKR helps you meet your goals. Pair with the Wahoo RunFit app to make your workouts more efficient by using heart rate to train intelligently. The TICKR monitors your heart
TICKR is the most advanced way to train with heart rate. Whether you are working towards a PR or working off a big meal, the TICKR helps you meet your goals. Pair with the Wahoo RunFit app to make your workouts more efficient by using heart rate to train intelligently. The TICKR monitors your heart rate and calories burned, plus distance and pace when used with a smartphone and most popular fitness apps. The TICKR’s dual band technology (Bluetooth 4.0/ ANT+) works with most smartphones and GPS devices, making it the ultimate heart rate monitor.
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OUTSTANDING UPGRADE!! I’m going to be honest and blunt in this review, the previous product (Blue HRM) had some issues and failed on me. I wrote a long detailed letter to Wahoo Fitness (based in Atlanta) and they sent me a FREE upgrade TICKR Chest Strap unit. So immediately the Customer Support Division gets a huge 5 star from me.Being that I have used the previous Blue version the Polar H7, the Garmin Forerunner and the Scosche Rhythm armband. I think I’m qualified to give an everyday user review of…
poor product and worse customer service I wore this heart rate monitor for less than a month (paired w/ a Garmin 230) before the sensors started to peel off, losing connectivity. I’ve tried to email their customer service. They requested more info, which I sent, then they stated that their warranty department is very behind and it may take a while (red flag) so I asked for a refund if I return the product. I really don’t want a second strap that breaks just as quickly. They have not responded to that email. It’s been over a month…
If yours doesn’t work, read this. It’s easy to use, not very large, has good range (about 15 feet for me), and works very well.I found that this one didn’t initially function at all. No lights, no detection. After a little online digging, I found that sometimes these get confused before the initial use and won’t start up the first time. The solution is to put the battery in backwards for a good ten-count and then put it back in correctly. The reason this works is that electrically, it shorts out the battery contacts…