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Aldi GPS watch
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At the moment our Aldi has a number of GPS running watches with heart rate monitor in the bargain bin at £49.99. User manual here:

https://www.cranesportsconnect.com/manual/GPS_WATCH/92989_20150324_UK_WEB.pdf

They are intended for running but could well be used to log your skiing too.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I brought one of these last year when I started cycling.

The gps part seems to work well and would I'm sure work for skiing. I will take mine next time we go. The software on the PC is easy to use and shows what I want.

The only issue I have is with the heart rate monitor. If I start slowly and build my HR then it seems to record it correctly, but if i go hard from the outset, going form 60/70bpm to say 150+ within a minute, it seem to get scrambled and shows my HR at 220+ for the next few miles. Unfortunately there are hills out of the village where I live and so I'm puffing and panting within a minute. I also noticed this when running on the treadmill and using it for HRM only. Doesn't do it during spin classes where you start a little gentler and build the hr up.

The calories used seem to be pretty high too.
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