GarminHRM-Pro™ Premium Heart-rate Monitor with Dual Transmission and Running Dynamics, Black

I've used my Garmin heart rate senior on many runs now and I can say it really does make a big difference, I certainly feel my heart rate measurements are a tad bit more accurate with. You also get the ability to see more metrics in the Garmin connect app which really helps, has helped me improve my gate and posture while running, I haven't used it for cycling or swimming yet but it's definitely going to get a test when the time comes.Fits comfortably for me, my chest is 42" so have no problems there it's also very comfortable and I don't feel it while running, only grip is that I have pretty big late so it does slide down sometimes but not enough to cause any issues.The battery life has no complaints from me, been using it on a regular basis and it's still on full charge, wonders of a cell battery, it was a tad bit expensive but all in all I'd say it was definitely money well spent for me

I love all things Garmin. And now I love this.Reason for purchase, I lost my dual HRM. I already have a HRM-Tri, but for Zwift etc it needs ANT+Now this HRM is effectively 2 HRM’s in 1. Garmin solved a very common problem.Gives all the metrics of the HRM-Tri with the added benefit of HRM-Dual connectivity it fits as comfortable as them as well.Devices paired with.Apple TV4KApple IPhone 12 Pro MaxApple iPad Air 2Garmin 935XTGarmin Edge 1000I highly recommend this device.

Bought this product to offer more accuracy of my heart rate while also working seamlessly with my existing Garmin product (Fenix 6x Pro). The heart rate belt is comfortable to wear and offers great accuracy, while also offering increased metrics in activities like running, such as cadence, vertical movement etc. Setting up was easy and have had no issues pairing with my phone app, watch, cycle computer (Wahoo) and other products such as Zwift too. The belt is easy to wipe down and clean and fits well around my chest. All in all a great additional to my exercise tech.

Running with that belt couple of months. Great gear for. Very soft belt. Even no vaseline for long runs neded. Good connection with Garmin Fenix 6. Data is going very correctly. Highly recommended for long distances runners

I purchased the Garmin HRM-PRO for one reason - I wanted to have the ability to monitor as accurate as possible real time heart rate data while running. The product is a decent design and fits comfortably around my chest - much smaller & neater than I expected.Forgive me if I’ve missed something here Garmin team - you can’t monitor real time heart data out of the box - you need to sync the device with Strava. I wouldn’t recommend Zift - a brief look at this app gave me a headache - some kind of meta verse akin to fortnite.Syncing with Strava allows you to see real time heart data as you train. You need to ensure your Bluetooth privacy preferences are set to allow Strava & that the device is only linked to Strava (Bluetooth can only support 1 connection).Garmin strike me as being good at hardware and not so good at the software (why would you pay a premium price for the HRM-PRO to only be able to view historical heart rate data in the Garmin Connect app?! Historical heart rate data is no use to me once I’ve had a heart attack!!). Overall good - you will need to be relatively tech savvy or get someone who is to do initial setup. Garmin support we’re helpful with their live chat. Happy training!

Not much to add to be honest. If you know tbe brand, you know the quality. It syncs perfectly with no issues. It fits nice and it doesn't move as the strap is comfortable and has a nice grip

Love it! I’ve only had it a few days but it’s definitely added an extra level of accuracy in monitoring my heart rate zones. Slight variation to Garmin Fenix 5X and albeit slight it’s enough to make an impact when training. Good quality, comfortable or as comfortable as it could be. Probably could have gotten away with the Garmin HRM Run but went for this to cover all bases. Well worth it.

If you want one product to map pretty much all that is potentially recordable then for me this is the go to