The price has hiked but you do get what you pay for here in a pro-level monitor.
For this, you’ll need a separate bit of kit in the form of a muscle oxygen sensor.
When it comes to battery life, this model goes for a solid 100 hours on a charge.
Wahoo Trackr
In terms of water use, it’s not for swimming with just an IPX7 rating.
you’ve got the option to buy the Trackr directly fromWahooor on sites likeAmazon.
The reality felt quite different though as it was a snug fit even on a 42-inch chest.
Wahoo Trackr
The fact that this model features LED lights for status and charging feedback is a really useful addition.
The unit is IPX7 rated for water making it splash and sweatproof.
That’s the key, isn’t it?
Wahoo Trackr
So unless you specifically want this for water-based tracking there is very little to complain about.
As mentioned, the Trackr requires an app to work, but it will also pair with a smartwatch.
This is where that ability to use ANT+ and three Bluetooth connections at once comes in handy.
Wahoo Trackr
I didn’t have that issue as this connected first time with many devices.
Features are few, to be honest, but that’s not a bad thing.
It had my heart rate never topping zone three, even though I was all-out and set a PB.
Wahoo Trackr
A phone can be awkward to view while running so you’ll need a watch too.
Although for cycling, with a mount, that doesn’t apply.
Its also one of the most expensive options available.
Wahoo Trackr
Although its probably of greater interest to those who already own Garmin products.
Read our fullMyZone Garmin HRM-Pro review
MyZone MZ-Switch(139.50 / $159.95 / AU$209.99.)
The MyZone MZ-Switch isnt just a chest strap.
Wahoo Trackr
And, when used in chest strap mode, the MZ-Switchs accuracy compares with that of the Garmin HRM-Pro.
A great alternative if you want to mix it up a bit.
Read our fullMyZone MZ-Switch review
