Garmin HRM Pro Plus

If you own a bike computer this is definitely a good piece of kit to have. I paired it with my Wahoo Bolt v2. So much easier tracking my HR and Zones without looking at my watch every 2 seconds. It is on the expensive side but it’s accurate to my Apple Watch Ultra 2 and I wore it while taking my BP with a cuff. HR was exactly the same with all 3.It’s surprisingly comfortable to wear and washing the band is simple with just a little liquid soap. It has an internal battery and is water resistant. I wash every part of mine under running water without issue so far.I’m happy I spent the money on a good unit. It’s worth it for the accuracy of info I get for my training.

This heart rate monitor is absolutely incredible. I have full sleeve tattoos, which makes my wrist-based heart rate readings from a smartwatch extremely inaccurate — especially during runs. I prefer heart rate zone training over pace-based training, and the inconsistency and lag from my watch were driving me crazy.This chest strap solved everything. It delivers instant and reliable heart rate data with zero dropouts. The strap is comfortable to wear, stays in place during intense workouts, and the battery life is excellent — it just keeps going. I was also pleasantly surprised by the price. For the quality and performance, it’s a bargain.One important note: you need to connect the HRM to your watch directly through your watch’s settings — not just through the Garmin Connect app — to get it working properly.No downsides from my experience. If you train seriously or just want reliable data, this is a must-have upgrade.

I’ve used chest straps from Polar and Wahoo before, but the Garmin HRM-Pro Plus stands out. It locks onto heart rate fast and stays locked — no dropouts, no drifting, even during interval runs or circuit training.What really makes this strap worth it is the extra data: running dynamics, cadence, vertical oscillation, ground contact time — all syncs straight to Garmin Connect and gives way more insight than a wrist-based monitor ever could.Battery life’s great (over a year easy), and swapping it out is way simpler now with the no-tools battery cover. Strap’s comfortable too — snug but not irritating, even on long workouts.Whether you’re training for performance or just want reliable tracking, this strap delivers. No gimmicks — just solid, accurate data every time.

Can't go wrong with an on body HRM. I loved my HRM Pro but was curious if the Pro+ was any different. I can't tell any difference in dynamics besides perhaps *some* HR smoothing but still just as solid of a product as the HRM Pro. I really can't say I work out without it these days.

The Garmin HRM‑Pro Plus delivers excellent heart rate accuracy, even during intense workouts. The dual ANT+ and Bluetooth connection is stable, and the strap is comfortable even during long sessions.Best of all, it stores data when not connected to a watch and provides advanced running metrics like vertical oscillation, stride length, and ground contact time. It also tracks steps and calories without a watch and syncs everything afterward. The battery lasts up to a year and can be replaced easily without tools. Highly recommended for serious training and reliable data.

Great HR monitor very comfortable.

Perfect product. Onetime even earlier delivery.

Heart rate monitor itself is good but the running dynamics are a joke. Even with running dynamics Garmin still cannot tell the difference between slow running and walking when it should be EASY! What a waste of money. Go with the HRM-200 instead considering the running dynamics functionality is bad and provides ZERO VALUE! At least it fits comfortably even on my huge chest. REALLY 132 steps per minutes is WALKING?!?! What a joke!