Garmin HRM-Dual - Premium Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap, Real Time Heart Rate Data via Bluetooth Low Energy, ANT+, Black Condition:Used - Fair Dimensions and weight:

Name: Garmin HRM-Dual - Premium Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap, Real Time Heart Rate Data via Bluetooth Low Energy, ANT+, Black Condition:Used - Fair Dimensions and weight:
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 41764014398
Price: 47.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1683 (12 reviews)

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Garmin HRM Dual Premium Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap, Real Time Heart Rate Data via Bluetooth Low Energy, ANT+, Black Condition:Used Fair Dimensions and weight: Dimensions and weight: Resolution : Quad HD 2400 x 1600p this chest strap ensures consistently accurate heart rate data on Garmin devices comfortable material

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