Heart Rate — the Easy, Accurate Way
The Garmin HRM-PRO heart rate strap transmits real-time heart rate data over ANT+® connectivity and BLUETOOTH® Low Energy technology, giving you more training options. Consistently receive accurate heart rate on your Garmin device, in online training apps such as Zwift or even the compatible fitness equipment at the gym.
Track Running Dynamics
In addition to heart rate, HRM-Pro captures running dynamics that can help you improve your form. That includes metrics such as vertical oscillation, ground contact time, stride length, vertical ratio, and more.
Store and Forward Your Data
The device stores heart rate data during swimming or other activities while your watch is out of range, then sends that data to your watch once the activity is finished. It will also store steps, calories, and intensity minutes, then sync them to your watch as well.
Comfort and Convenience
HRM-Pro features a small, lightweight heart rate monitoring module that is no wider than the width of the soft, comfortable strap. And don't worry about running out of juice. The user-replaceable coin cell battery lasts for up to one year.
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Reviewed 1/1/2021
by Timberwolve17
Central TX
Nice, not cheap
I purchased this after my Garmin HRM run started to act up. The unit brings new features that I highly desired and have been anticipating. So, what'd I like and what'd I gripe about.
First and foremost the unit brings Bluetooth compatibility with up to two devices at the same time in addition to ANT. This is perfect for people who are using an indoor trainer with apps such as Zwift on their iPad. The unit continues to provide running dynamics, supports memory for swimming efforts, and most of the previous features of Garmin tri straps. Garmin running dynamics are still supported, so if you're a data nerd who loves to see your vertical isolation, stride length, vertical ratio and ground contact time it's still there for you.
Although Garman claims that battery life should be the same as HRM run in my experience it is diminished maybe it's from using Bluetooth in conjunction with ANT. The first couple months the unit worked flawlessly and in the last couple months the unit has started to suffer from more dropouts. I do love the strap is very elastic and keeps close contact with the skin. To my knowledge I haven't used the Bluetooth to update the unit from my phone but I'll keep my eyes open and release a new review if things change. If using the unit in the pool, because the strap is more narrow if not covered by a swim skin, suit, wetsuit, etc, the band has a tendency to fold over itself if you kick off a wall.
I like the unit and this should be the baseline for all units moving forward given its capacity to communicate with other tech, support of Tri's and weight.
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A problem free addition.
After my old garmin HRM bit the dust, I was in need for an upgrade. This one connects quickly and I have had no issues with drop outs on runs or Zwift.
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