The Wahoo TICKR Fit is an advanced optical heart rate monitor specifically designed for the precise tracking of heart rate and calorie expenditure during physical activities. With its lightweight and breathable construction, it offers high wearing comfort and is barely noticeable. The seamless connection via ANT+ and Bluetooth ensures broad compatibility with various bike computers, sports watches, and smartphones. The integrated rechargeable battery allows for over 30 hours of use on a single charge. Its robust plastic design is suitable for year-round use and provides reliable performance under different environmental conditions. The TICKR Fit is unisex and available in a one-size-fits-all option, making it a versatile companion for all fitness enthusiasts. The combination of consistent data accuracy and long battery life makes it an essential tool for monitoring cardiovascular metrics during workouts or in everyday life.
Pulse belt type | Heart rate belt (with module) |
Connectivity | ANT+, Bluetooth |
Carrying method | Around the arm |
Size | One size |
Item number | 8859555 |
Manufacturer | Wahoo |
Category | Heart rate belts |
Manufacturer No. | WFBTHR03 |
Release date | 6.6.2018 |
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Exact colour description | Black |
Pulse belt type | Heart rate belt (with module) |
Connectivity | ANT+, Bluetooth |
Carrying method | Around the arm |
Size | One size |
Scope of delivery | Charging cable, TICKR FIT, Two straps (large and small) |
Weight | 46 g |
Country of origin | Germany |
CO₂ emissions | 4,97 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 0,12 |
Product Safety |
Length | 17.50 cm |
Width | 12.20 cm |
Height | 2.80 cm |
Weight | 112 g |
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