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Garmin HRM-Fit review: An accurate, innovative and less restrictive option for women

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Garmin HRM Fit.

Launched last year, the Garmin HRM-Fit heart rate monitor is a chest strap made specifically for women. Through an innovative clip mechanism design, the HRM-Fit aims to solve a key issue which can afflict many women, and others, when wearing chest straps, such as discomfort and chaffing. 

The HRM-Fit retails at £139.99/$149.99 and is currently the only heart rate monitor on the market which uses a half chest strap clip-on design.  

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