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• Keeps U Fit personalized exercise program with feedback
• Wearlink Transmitter
• OwnCal tracks your calories and % of fat burned Heart Touch button free operation
• OwnZone automatically establishes your personal target heart rate zone
• OwnCode removes interference from other HRM’s OwnIndex measures your strength level and track improvements

The F11 is an exerciser’s dream come true. It is the world’s only heart rate monitor that creates a workout program to tell you how much, how hard and how long to exercise to reach your objectives. The new, revolutionary Keeps U Fit Workout Program guides you to your personal objectives. OwnIndex� will find out your strength level, track your enhancements, and supply motivation. The OwnCal� feature counts the calories and fat that you burn and the OwnZone� feature will automatically find out each day’s target zone. The F11 includes the WearLink� Coded transmitter made from a soft, fabric material. The electrodes, which pick up the heart signals, are integrated right into the strap for extra flexibility and comfort. The Coded feature removes interference from other heart rate monitors. The F11 is the closest thing to having your personal trainer.

The Polar F11 Heart Rate Monitor is the world’s only heart rate monitor that creates a workout program to tell you how much, how hard and how long to exercise to reach your objectives. This powerful wrist monitor gives a greatly correct gauge for to get the most from your exercise sessions. The Polar Keeps U Fit Workout Program gives you personal guidance how frequently, how hard, and how long you have to exercise to reach your personal strength objectives. It also will include a free of charge online part.

The wristwatch like monitor features a big display that will include 12/24 hour time, alarm, and stopwatch. The transmitter will include the Wearlink Coded function, which removes interference from other heart rate monitors. The transmitter’s electrodes, which pick up the heart signals, are integrated right into the strap for extra flexibility and comfort.

The OwnCal feature shows your energy expenditure throughout one exercise session also as your accumulated kilocalories throughout some number of exercise sessions. It also lets you to set daily and weekly exercise objectives by calorie expenditure. The strength Bullets feature shows a bullet on the monitor’s display for each ten minutes spent exercising/training in your target heart rate zone. The Coded feature removes interference from other heart rate monitors. Other features include:

• Displays heart rate, exercise time, and average heart rate
• Manual and auto heart rate bound settings
• Large easy to read display with backlighting and split screen
• Water tolerant to 30 meters 100 feet

Manufacturer Warranty
The original buyer of this heart rate monitor is supported by a restricted warranty that states that this product that the product will be free from defects in material or workmanship for two years from the date of buy.

Note:
Polar heart rate monitors are precision instruments, buyers aren’t told to change their own battery. Polar recommends that all service be done by an authorized Polar Service Center which will include a warranty for 90 days on repairs and six months for batteries.

About Polar
The 1st EKG correct wireless heart rate monitor has been invented by Polar back in 1977 as a training tool for the Finnish National Cross Country Ski Team. The idea of “intensity training” by heart rate swept the athletic world in the eighties. By the 1990s, persons were wanting to heart rate monitors not only for performance training needs, but also for attaining everyday strength objectives. Today, the same idea of heart rate training is being used by world class athletes also as everyday people trying to lose weight. Polar is the leading brand among buyers, coaches, and personal trainers global and the company is dedicated to not only producing the best merchandise, but also being the leading educator on the benefits of heart rate established exercise.

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