Here's everything you need to know about the Garmin HRM-FIT, from fit to accuracy to general usage as well as more advanced features too.

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The HRM-FIT takes the features of Garmin’s high-end HRM-PRO Plus, but molds it into a strap that snaps onto your existing sports bra. The design aims to increase comfort compared to traditional chest strap bands (which go all the way around the chest and tend to be restricting), while still maintaining chest-strap accuracy.

Given the unit’s lineage with existing Garmin HRM-PRO series straps, that means it maintains features like advanced running metrics, offline data caching, indoor run/treadmill running pace data transmission, as well as tracking steps/calories/intensity minutes even when a watch isn’t worn. However, all of this comes at a significant price bump, bringing the price to an eye-watering $149USD.

Now, this is one of the few products I can’t actually test directly. So instead, my Ironman triathlete wife has been putting it through its paces, as well as another (female) family friend, thus providing multiple viewpoints on the HRM-FIT. This includes both comfort/fit thoughts, as well as data accuracy notables. While it may seem like it should work just like the HRM-PRO series in terms of accuracy, one of the chief components here is ensuring snug fig so that it doesn’t move around (which would reduce accuracy).

0:00 Quick Overview
0:40 HRM-FIT Hardware Basics
2:43 Attachment and First Workout Thoughts
3:47 Movement and Slow-Motion Data
4:32 Connectivity & Apps
6:16 Advanced Data Metrics
10:28 Athlete #1 Feedback
12:49 Athlete #2 Feedback
14:32 Accuracy Test Data
18:20 Final Recommendations

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