Monthly Archives: July 2015

Batteries NOT included. The software is compatible with windows 7/ xp,will not work on windows 8/8.1 Main Features Integrated with SpO2 probe and processing display module Small in volume、light in … Continue reading →

Polar Loop keeps track of all your activity – every step, walk, ride and run throughout the day – and shows how it’s good for you. It will reward you … Continue reading →

Get up and get moving with vívofit 2. It’s the only activity tracker with a 1+ year battery life, backlit display and move bar with audible alert that reminds you … Continue reading →

Take your running to the next level with slim and lightweight Polar RC3 GPS. It listens to your body and tracks your altitude, speed, distance and route in one compact … Continue reading →

• Built-in connection to mobile network enables phone-free messaging, live tracking, and convenient upload with 1-year AT&T service plan included • Instafix GPS provides fast and accurate distance and pace … Continue reading →

Runtastic Heart Rate Monitor Whether you want to lose weight or train for a marathon, knowing your heart rate during your workout and keeping it in the right heart rate … Continue reading →

Built with an athletic woman’s needs in mind, the N4 is a fully featured heart rate monitor with a sleek silhouette, its simple interface is easy to navigate and easy … Continue reading →

Discover, travel, exercise and explore in a whole new way with the Pyle PSWWM82 Digital Multifunction Active Sports Watch. This futuristic and technologically advanced wrist watch will act as your … Continue reading →

Nonin, the inventor of the fingertip pulse oximeter most-trusted by medical professionals, is now making the technology available for home use. The small, portable, non-invasive fingertip oximeter is easy to … Continue reading →

The “bodyWares” Difference Are you tired of looking at heart rate monitors or fitness sport watches with complex functions you never use?! Check out the new bodyWares HRM Fit Series … Continue reading →