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Smaller HR watches?

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  1. I'm looking for a HR moniter watch that I can wear everyday and isn't too bulky. I have small girly wrists..so I'd like to get one that won't look overwelming. Any suggestions.

    Oh ya..by small girly wrists...they aren't that small. I;m 6'2" and about 170lbs.

    Thanks,
    Eric

  2. Polar have a little one in girly colours. 😎

  3. Dash01 said:

    I'm looking for a HR moniter watch that I can wear everyday and isn't too bulky. I have small girly wrists..so I'd like to get one that won't look overwelming. Any suggestions.

    Oh ya..by small girly wrists...they aren't that small. I;m 6'2" and about 170lbs.

    Thanks,
    Eric


    What about a normal watch?

  4. dm69 said:

    What about a normal watch?

    Well, I am going to buy a HR moniter, so I figured if I could get one that'd work for both....

    As for the other responce..I don't think I'll respond to that one.[img]cyclingforums.comtongue.gif[/img]

    -Eric

  5. I have girly wrists:p, I'm 5'8", 135 lbs (climbing physique). I use Polar's new cyclocomputer with heart rate because the watches start to feel heavy after 10 miles🙄. I believe in Polar products, the F4 is the smallest. I'm not sure about other brands, but from what I've seen from shopping around, Polar tends to make the smallest ones.

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