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Rank: Thing Fling
Joined: 10/23/2006
Posts: 3,001
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This is the Multi-functional Heart Rate Monitor by Thermor. It not only designed for continuous heart rate readings. Its special features make possible programmable target training zones, % of MHR, training zone alarms, 12/24 hour clock and timer zone. The heart rate monitor can also be fixed on the handlebar of your bike with the optional mounting system included. A multi-functional Heart Monitor retails around $19.99 plus shipping. At THING FLING you buy one for $9.99. No, it was $9.99. Today, at the last run is only $6.99 and you have the chance to get really discounts in the shipping. Check it out our FAQ page.
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Rank: Hot Flinger
Joined: 7/4/2007
Posts: 80
Location: Western Minnesota
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Has anyone located any reviews of this monitor? I tried my "usual suspects" but have had no luck. Favorite Flings:
Altec Lansing XT1 2-Piece Laptop Speakers - useful for small group presentations
Hand-Crafted Leather Cat Photo Albums (x3) - good gift items
Mystery Box - $31.99 - with the noise canceling headphones
Leather Wine Tote (x3) - great "gift wrap" for a bottle of wine
Core Learning Software 4-pack (x2) - for my church library
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Rank: Crazy Flinger
Joined: 3/4/2008
Posts: 136
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I have one.. Flung it last time.. I dont like it though. I didnt know it had a strap you have to wear around your body... I wanted it for all the time monitoring (I always have a high pulse) But it doesnt work that way.. Great for someone who wants it for exercising purposes.. In fact I am selling mine for 5.00 plus shipping  lol. pm me if anyone is interested LOL. Hello... My name is Misty... And I am a Fling-a-holic...... Bring on the Mystery Baby!!!!!!!!
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Rank: Hot Flinger
Joined: 2/14/2008
Posts: 35
Location: Corpus Christi, TX
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Has anybody used this monitor that picked it up from the last time it was flung? We use something similar to this at work for planned strenuous work, but we have to apply a conducting gel onto the monitor to ensure proper readings. Does this brand recommend a gel, too?
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Rank: Crazy Flinger
Joined: 12/18/2007
Posts: 359
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theVXman wrote:Has anybody used this monitor that picked it up from the last time it was flung? We use something similar to this at work for planned strenuous work, but we have to apply a conducting gel onto the monitor to ensure proper readings. Does this brand recommend a gel, too? This one suggests water. I've been sick so haven't gotten to really use it much (for biking and hiking), but my first test of it showed it to work fairly well, although the interface could be more intuitive (the manual DOES guide you through it). A second test recently, it didn't work well, but haven't had time to complete troubleshooting (such as checking battery levels).
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Rank: Power Flinger
Joined: 3/14/2008
Posts: 45
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I bought two of these last time around and they are great.
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Rank: Power Flinger
Joined: 3/14/2008
Posts: 45
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In for 3. These are great gifts!  
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