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Take your running to the next level with the new, slim and lightweight Polar RC3 GPS. It listens to your body and tracks your altitude, speed, distance and route in one compact package. Together with unique Smart Coaching features it’s GPS, only smarter.
Product Features
- All in one GPS monitor tracks your altitude, speed, distance and route using the latest GPS technology (SiRFstar IV)
- Slim and lightweight design with rechargeable battery (12 hours in continuous use with GPS on)
- Analyzes your training and provides feedback using its unique Smart Coaching Running Index and Training Benefit features
- Shows GPS – based altitude during and after training
- Compatible with running and cycling sensors plus polarpersonaltrainer.com, our free training diary where you can download endurance training programs
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You’re stuck with the display fields Polar picks for you, not the fields you’d like to see I purchased the Polar RC3 GPS with Heart Rate Monitor after several futile attempts to extend the life of my Garmin Forerunner 305 by purchasing replacement Garmin heart-monitoring belts, none of which ever worked. Disgusted with Garmin and the returned-product mailing costs I was being forced to pay by its vendor, HeartRateMonitorsUSA.com, I decided to give the Polar RC3 GPS with Heart Rate Monitor a try, via Amazon.My early reaction to the Polar device — which I am using for…
Best running watch I’ve ever owned I’ve been a runner for over 20 years and I’ve used my fair share of running watches. Most had those awful foot “pods” that were terribly inaccurate most of the time. I finally decided to upgrade to a GPS watch like the RC3 in an attempt to get the most accurate data from my workouts. I’ve been using the RC3GPS for a year now so I’ve had a lot of time to get used to the pros and cons.I find the battery life to be very suitable for my purposes. I only run about 20 miles a…
positive experience I’ve had the watch for about a month now and I’m pretty happy with it. DCRainmaker has the authoritative review of the watch on his website, so you’ll want to look at that before buying. I’m very impressed by the battery life — after running a half marathon I charged the watch and went nearly two weeks (including a long run of over 1 1/2 hours, with most runs being about an hour long) with charging it again except for the thirty seconds or so that it charges while downloading the data…
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