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| |  | CLIP ON WATCHES | Home » » Timex 5F001 100 Lap Ironman Triathlon Digital Heart Rate Monitor | | | | | | | Product Promotions: | | | | | Description: | | Newest model 5F001 Timex Ironman Triathlon Heart Rate Monitor-- Watch Features: Indiglo Night Light, Night Mode Feature, Summary Mode: review heart rate performance data at end of workout, 3 line display, 100-lap memory with recall, lap and split option, Display with flipping system for easy reading , 4 linked interval timers and 3 mode countdown timers, 2 alarms: daily/weekday/weekend option. Watch: 2 year battery life Watch: Water-resistance 50m Heart Rate Monitor Features -- Target Zones Preset your desired heart rate exercise zone. Alarm notification when you are not in zone. MAXIMUM HEART RATE ZONE CALCULATION Automatically sets your five training zones, three manual zones settings. TIME IN ZONE Amount of time spent within your selected heart rate target zone. RECOVERY HEART RATE TIMER Measure your recovery heart rate. AVERAGE HEART RATE Displays your average heart rate over a period of time. | | | Features: | |
• Timex's Top-shelf Heart Rate Monitor System
• New 3-line display HRM watch will allow you to add 3D GPS in the near future
• Digital FM Transmission Heart Rate Monitor Strap prevents cross-talk with other runners
• Sleek, appealing design - you won't want to take it off
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 9.5 inches | | Product Width:
| 1.75 inches | | Product Height:
| 0.5 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.3 pounds | | Package Length:
| 8.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.1 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.7 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.7 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 20 reviews |
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 It's fineSep 03, 2010
Everything worked the way it was supposed to.
Buy it if you want it.
 IronMan Watch reviewApr 29, 2010
This watch is great. It has better buttons and controls than my previous IronMan model. The watch is very easy to use and the HeartRate Monitor is very easy to use. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested.
Heart Rate WatchFeb 14, 2010
I purchased a Heart Rate Watch & Chest Strap for my husband for xmas 09. I ordered the watch approx 8-10 day before and it arrived within 4 days.
My husband loves the watch and it looks and works perfectly. The watch is used for intensive training and it seems to handle it well.
I would recommend this to anyone.
Amazon have been very quick with posting the item out. I searched for some time trying to find the cheapest and amazon couldn't be beaten on price.
 great functions, low qualityDec 30, 2009
The funtionality is really great. It is very easy to use and the sensor is quick reading; However, the batery last ony 20 hours, not the 800 like informed in the manual. I sent to the timex in my country, tehy tested and did't find any problem, but even so sent me another. What ahppened? 20 hours after the batery was dead. So, obviously it was built wiht low quality standards, because excessive energy consume is the mark of of low quality eletronics. Try another. I live in Brazil, so I need pay US300 for this trash! Yes, US300!
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Another Timex DudNov 22, 2009
This is my third Timex Ironman HRM and the last one I'll ever buy. I've previously bought the less expensive Timex HRM and found out they're not waterproof. Why should I expect water-resistant to 50m and being called a TRIATHLON watch (swim is part of triathlon I think) indicate I could rely on it to withstand a few swims and some sweating? Wrong! Both of my first two watches went down in a heap of water bubbles under the crystal after a few swims in the lake. Timex sent me replacements (for a 6$ surcharge): the first replacement worked for about 2wks then read my heart rate consistently at 249bpm; the second watch developed water droplets under the crystal after a few sweaty runs in the heat of summer.
But I like the look of the watch so I went for the upgrade - the T5F001. It is a fairly good watch and does essentially the bare basics of a running watch that I need EXCEPT when I run in the winter and require more than 2 layers on top. For some reason, the monitor is unable to pick up a signal through a few extra shirts. Once again, I'm left with a suboptimal HRM from Timex. My recommendation - go for the Suunto.
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