Polar CS600 Cycling Computer

Designed for demanding cyclists, the Polar CS600 cycling computer enables you to track the most important data from your training rides with wireless sensors. The CS600 incorporates a comprehensive feature set combining measurements for time, speed, distance, altitude, and incline as well as cadence (with optional sensor). You can prepare a detailed training program with the included Polar ProTrainer 5 software (for Windows). It can also be used with the optional Polar Power Sensor W.I.N.D. wireless transmitter, which offers 2.4 GHz disturbance-free transmission and an aerodynamic design (another version of the CS600 includes the W.I.N.D. transmitter). Features include: Polar W.I.N.D transmission technology (compatible, not included): 2.4 GHz coded transmission for disturbance-free connections from wireless speed, cadence and power sensors and WearLink heart rate transmitter. Large customizable display showing four separate elements of information. Two timeline trend graphs can be displayed simultaneously providing "at-a-glance" feedback during exercise. Smooth and aerodynamic case design made from tough reinforced polycarbonates for maximum durability. Polar OwnIndex Fitness Test calculates aerobic fitness (comparable to maximal oxygen uptake, VO2max) providing a reference to base training intensity and measure improvement. Target heart rate zones with visual and audible alarms (three each) Graphical comparison of heart rate and speed Heart rate measurements: maximum of total and each lap, average of total Automatic lap recording (up to 99 laps) with exercise date Exercise file info page with date and time Semi-automatic backlighting Water resistance to 10 meters (protects against rain and splashes) Polar OwnOptimizer: Shows the status of training load to help you find the perfect balance between training and recovery. Cycling Efficiency Index: Improvement in cycling efficiency (your energy expenditure converted into the power that propels the bike forward) indicates improved economy of cycling