Wahoo Tickr Fit Optical Heart Rate Monitor Armband
Workout more efficiently, the TICKR FIT heart rate armband comfortably provides accurate heart rate and calorie burn data. Equipped with Bluetooth and ANT+ technology, the TICKR FIT pairs with fitness Apps, smartphones and GPS bike computers, and smart sport watches to easily leverage its data.
- Personalized Heart Rate Training: workout efficiently, track and capture real-time HR, training zones and calories burned on your smartphone or tablet with compatible training apps
- Integrated with Bluetooth and ANT+ TICKR connects to smartphones, tablets, GPS watches and bike computers by Wahoo, Polar, Garmin, Apple and more
- Works with 50+ Smartphone Apps, including Wahoo Fitness, Zwift, Runtastic, Runkeeper, UA Record, Endomondo, Peloton, Map My Run, Komoot and Nike Run Club
- Record workout data, with the Wahoo Fitness app and automatically upload data to your favorite training platform like Strava
- Choice of Champions: Official Heart Rate monitor of Team INEOS, Bora-Hansgrohe, Katusha Alpecin, Ironman World Champion Jan Frodeno, Heather Jackson and American Pro Mountain Biker Sonya Looney
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HT –
I am an avid cyclist who has used chest straps with electrode paste for years. This product pairs instantly with Garmin and Peloton and iPhone apps. Accurate, stays in place, comfortable. Rechargeable, long battery life. What’s not to like? I won’t be going back to the chest strap.
Dr_LHA –
I ordered this after another HR chest strap broke on me. I always have the same issue with them, eventually they fail because sweat gets inside them. What made me try the TICKR FIT this was the following: 1) It’s a sealed unit, less likely for sweat to get into it. 2) The battery life compared to the Scosche Rhythm+ (the Rhythm 24 wasn’t available when I ordered it). 3) My overall good experiences with other Wahoo devices.A couple of things. Firstly, wearing it is way more comfortable than a chest strap, so that’s a plus. I would however say that that the responsiveness to changes in HR seem a bit slower than a chest strap. Pairing it with my bike computer has been trivial and it doesn’t need to be charged very often (I have charged it once since getting it, last week I road over 170 miles using the strap and it’s still about 50% charged according to the phone app).Overall the HR ranges seem to match well what I was getting using chest straps, but I will say that on my first ride I did get weird couple of minutes where my HR dipped into the 70s, I assume an problem with it locking on (my HR was likely around 140bpm at the time). I only noticed this once.All in all this seems like a solid device, certainly preferable to a chest strap for comfort, and I hope more robust against sweat ingress than my 4 previous chest straps which all failed due to this issue.
mo –
This is my 3rd optical hr monitor- used primarily for running (daily) and sometimes cycle (weekly). the Mio Link and Scosche Rhythm+ were my other two, each lasting 2 years. The Mio had the most durable strap- that stayed on when swimming- but would pick up cadence and had only an 8 hr battery. The Scosche was a bit more reliable, sometimes but seldom picking up cadence, and bands would last about 6 mos, and easily replaced. Battery life 7hrs. I’ve had this Wahoo for a few months now and it’s the smallest, most comfortable, the band- unlike prior comments, seems to be holding up well, it has yet to pick up my cadence and seems to be spot-on with my HR. And- the best part- is the (spec) 30hr of battery life. So far- my best optical HR monitor yet. Now my HR monitor will last for any Ultra race, an IM, or a 2 week vacation without bringing the charger. Nice!
bluehoney1234 –
Great
martyarks –
Works fine with wahoo app.
simplymax2003 –
love it!