Polar’s history in heart rate monitors go back a long way. In the late 1970’s, the developed the first patent for wireless heart rate monitors. By the early 80’s they were selling the worlds first wireless wearable heart rate monitor. Since that time, they have been a leader in heart rate technology.

For every person, there is a heart rate monitor to fit their needs. Polar makes a broad spectrum of heart rate monitors from those towards fitness enthusiasts, pro athletes. Polar heart rate monitors are equally as good for cross training and weight training as they are to outdoor sports and spinning.

There are several Polar models that are great for losing weight due to their ability to accurately track your calorie expenditures and the percentage of fat calories burned.

Among some of the features that Polar is know for: The ability to avoid cross talk with other heart rate monitors due to the coded frequency. Foot pod’s to help you track your distance and pace. In fact, most models provide a way for you to record your speed and distance so you can analyse and compare workouts. In addition, you’ll see that there are various styling options for both men and women.