Heart Rate Monitor Replacement Chest Strap Fits for Polar H9 H7 Wahoo Tickr Garmin Hrm Chest Belt, Waterproof Adjustable Size

It's worked great and lasted several months at this point.

Works well. Fits my Bontrager HRM exactly as the original band did. My readings are also accurate and consistent.

Contrary to what the item name would lead you to believe, this strap is NOT compatible with the Polar H10. The strap contact points (that clip into the H10) are too close together, preventing the H10 from clipping onto the strap. Do so some more digging through reviews and you'll find that I'm not the only one whose discovered that fact. Unfortunate that the seller has made no changes to the item title or description, effectively tricking Polar H10 users who decide to buy this due to cost and belief of compatibility. 0/10 do not recommend. (In the photo, you'll see that it LOOKS like it fits, but the contact points are off by just enough to ensure that the H10 will not snap onto the strap)

Better than Garmin. More comfortable and easier to adjust.

The description on Amazon for this for this Livlov branded strap was (is?) "Heart Rate Monitor Replacement Chest Strap Fits for Polar H9". I sorted by price low - high and wanted next day delivery so picked this one. I did not realize it was not Polar band until I received it. I believe the description is misleading. I have a 3 year old Polar H9. Three days ago it started reading around 80 BPM when based on power and speed my heartrate should have been 140. An Internet search indicated that the problem could be either the battery or the strap. I had a spare battery, but ordered this strap just in case. I changed the battery AND took the Livlov strap with me to the Kenosha Velodrome where I heavily depend on heart rate. With the new battery but the old Polar strap the H9 worked intermittently which was poorer than before. I changed to the Livlov strap and my heartrate readings were correct. (Good thing! It alerted me I was at 169 BPM and my max is 170.) Long review to report that lifetime of a Polar strap is around 3 years. Also that the Livlov works initially but I have no idea of how long. A Polar branded strap was $33.53 on Amazon so I saved about $20 which will be a good deal if it lasts 3 years but a wash if if fails in a year.

Using this with a Garmin HRM. This is the second aftermarket (non-Garmin) strap that I've used with this HRM transmitter, it works great. No issues at all. I'm a cyclist, I ride 3-4 days per week, 3-4 hours per ride. Been using this strap for several months, if it was going to fail in some way, it would have by now, but it's still as-new. Every few weeks I unsnap the HRM transmitter and wash the strap in a bowl of warm soapy water, then rinse well to get off the sweat and grunge. No issues, after it's dry it continues to work perfectly. It looks identical to the one that it replaced, if it is the same, that one lasted over 5 years of heavy use. Recommend.

After 6 or so months of use, its held up as well as my old Garmin ones. The only small niggle is its a little trickier to unhook the band, when you take it off.

Perfect fit to attach 2019 Wahoo Tickr Heart Rate monitor. I have about 100 miles bike riding on it, and no issues. The silcon grippers on the inside of the strap hold well and all Heart Rate information is coming over just fine to my Garmin bike computer. Seems like a great product and i may like it better than the original Tickr strap.