Conveniently enough I've been wanting one like this. Glad to help keep moving things along!

Neotacha wrote:Can you be sure it isn't?

Agree! Just can't imagine having any luck in a bar wearing one of these -LOL-

I totally wooted this thing. I wooted all over it. GPS integrated with a HR monitor - that's enough tech bundled into something this size that I'll use it.

If my hart stops beating will I have time to read it?

Less than 15 minutes in and we're already half way through.

Alas, the rumors of the woot-off's demise were greatly exaggerated.

brasssong wrote:If my hart stops beating will I have time to read it?

Yes, but your dear (hart) will not be able to.

hmglass wrote:subjectively and outta my rear, this seems a bit pricey. i got something similar oncetime from someplace and i remember spending much, much less. mighta been a woot... hmm


edit: was not a woot. i have no clue where i got it before, but i am kinda stingy and don't think i spent more than thirty bucks for the thing.

you didn't get the gps watch, you got just the heart rate monitor, this is a great price for a GPS watch

Neotacha wrote:Can you be sure it isn't?

As an avid runner with a GPS watch, the HR monitor does NOT score me any bedroom points with the wife. I think it's an apt description.

iamhappy726 wrote:Yes, but your dear (hart) will not be able to.

Make that deer (hart)

k9sar wrote:use this to check for my pulse after I die sitting here waiting for the nest item

You have a thing for birds?

vnthiele wrote:Conveniently enough I've been wanting one like this. Glad to help keep moving things along!

Ditto! I sent this link to my fiancee who was about to buy me a similar GPS/heart monitor for ~$200 at Bubba Bo Bob Brains. Lucky timing - saved $100. Thanks Woot!

Edit: At that one sporting goods store whose name starts with a D and makes you think 'ick', in a plural sense.

$100 for a watch and heart strap?!? Where are the bargains, oh great Woot?

This one is cheaper.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/300649289787?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1586.l2649

^^X^^

hickmania wrote:Ditto! I sent this link to my fiancee who was about to buy me a similar GPS/heart monitor for ~$200 at Bubba Bo Bob Brains. Lucky timing - saved $100. Thanks Woot!

Edit: At that one sporting goods store whose name starts with a D and makes you think 'ick', in a plural sense.

lol'd at Bubba Bo Bob Brain's

teeps wrote:I totally wooted this thing. I wooted all over it. GPS integrated with a HR monitor - that's enough tech bundled into something this size that I'll use it.

These are great little devices and you're not going to get one with these functions for this price elsewhere. There is a hidden gem in this thing... You can pre-set a route and the watch will tell you when you're 'supposed' to be turning. It's not a GPS like the tom tom, but is nice when going on a 20 mile hike and just need a little extra help making sure you get back to the car

buggsy2 wrote:$100 for a watch and heart strap?!? Where are the bargains, oh great Woot?

i understand where you're coming from, but apparently this one allows big brother to watch you run...

Come on Bag of Cuuuuuute!! Going home soon.

Batman4oz wrote:This one is cheaper.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/300649289787?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1586.l2649

^^X^^

Except that one doesn't have a GPS!

Corrado wrote:I've read the write-ups and I don't think most of them come out of their "heads."

I was trying to be nice. My momma reared me that way.

Batman4oz wrote:This one is cheaper.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/300649289787?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1586.l2649

^^X^^

Schwinn ------->GPS<------- Sport Watch with Heart Rate Monitor and Chest Belt

Go buy the ebay one, plus a gps to carry around with you, then you've found a deal!

Batman4oz wrote:This one is cheaper.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/300649289787?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1586.l2649

^^X^^

That's comparing apples to oranges though. The ebay item serves a very different purpose. Probably ok for the in home treadmill user, although I would even question it's accuracy.. But that's all a low cost item like that is good for.

Anyone having issues with the software?

Likerock wrote:Anyone having issues with the software?

Yes, I did. I followed someone's suggestion and went to redcloverwatches.com and under support downloaded REDCLOVER TRAING CENTER SOFTWARE (V1.01)and that solved the problem for me. Also, the manual for the RC10008-B (same watch with different brand) is similar but a little more clearly written.

bdrachman wrote:Yes, I did. I followed someone's suggestion and went to redcloverwatches.com and under support downloaded REDCLOVER TRAING CENTER SOFTWARE (V1.01)and that solved the problem for me. Also, the manual for the RC10008-B (same watch with different brand) is similar but a little more clearly written.

Ooops. I spoke too soon. The Redclover software stopped working. It worked a couple of times and then stopped working, just like the software that came with the watch.

I cracked the data the data that contains heart rate and all other data. If someone out there knows perl or other programming language that wants to merge it with the exported Mapmyrun .gpx file. send me a PM. This watch would be awesome if we could just export the Heart rate data with the tracks to analyze. I don't suppose it would take a person with the right skills much time to do this.

i need the software disc for this watch. i received this froma friend fro christams and have to figure it all out past the quick start guide - can anyone help with the disc that came with it 0 i tried the manufacturere Sports beat - they told me to contact woot and frankly I think given the Woot's temperment - they'd just laugh in my face at this request - can anyone help out a sista that jsut wants to run and know how fast she's running??? thanks for considering