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FR60 Men's Black Watch

Posted by Andria Marina on Sunday, 9 May 2010

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I just purchased the FR60 in lilac for myself (and the men's version for my husband). Currently we are using them for high intensity interval training. The set-up was a breeze. After researching several watches I chose these based on features, price, and brand. A must for us was to be able to upload the data to our computer and graph our heart rates for the intervals. Once we set up this feature using the ANT stick (which was a three step process completely outlined on the garmin website), we were able to do this. It's awesome. After a workout I just walk into our office and within 30 seconds a box pops up on my computer asking if i'd like to see the data online.

We chose these Garmin watches over similarly functioning and priced Polar watches due to the wireless capability. For the polar watches you have to buy an additional module that you physically have to place the watch on to upload the data. I know it sounds lazy, but I prefer to just leave my sweaty watch on my wrist!

Lastly, I was concerned if the watch would fit me correctly since i have rather petite wrists. No problems there. Yes, it's bigger than my normal day-to-day watch, but i like having the larger screen to glance on while I workout.


FR60 Men's Black Watch Features

  • Log every mile and every minute with FR60, a sleek fitness watch plus workout tool that tracks your
  • When bundled with the wireless foot pod, FR60 also tracks speed and distance, indoors or out
  • Then, FR60 wirelessly sends your workout data to your computer for later analysis
  • FR60's wireless ANT+ technology, which allows it to connect to other ANT+ compatible devices



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Price : $129.00




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Customer Review


Nice heart rate monitor - Platofish -
I bought the Garmin FR60 to supplement my Garmin 305, primarily to use indoors. The Garmin 305 is an excellent device - but, I have a couple of gripes. Such as the battery running low after one use, and occasionally difficult to operate buttons. The FR60 doesn't have GPS, so its ideal for use indoors. Its simple to setup, and absolutely simple to use. Some people have complained about the lack of printed manual - I'm not sure why. Its all pretty obvious, or at least it was to me.

Watch and heart rate monitor work beautifully. The watch is much smaller than the Garmin 305, and reasonably good looking. The numbers are large enough to read, even if you normally wear mild to moderate reading glasses you should be able to read it ok without them. Data upload is trivial via the usb stick.

All in all a great little watch. One of the cheapest that allows data to be stored and then transferred to a computer or web site. Even using a mac, this seems to work ok.


Almost there - Kyrena Azar-Capshaw - Indianapolis, CA United States
The monitor has great features - almost everything I could want on the pages for scrolling. The buttons are close together, and hard to maneuver with adult fingers. The bottom left button sometimes doesn't work - I have to press it repetitively. The feature that allows you to upload into software to evaluate your workout is awesome, but it's difficult to initiate, as you are only sent an outline of the owner's manual. You must download the software online, but enabling your computer to do so might require you to call customer service, which has limited working hours. Therefore, the ease of using the software, initially, is a little frustrating.



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