Really small cadence AND cheaper than Wahoo Cadence
I bought a Powr Labs heart rate monitor chest strap about 1.5 years ago as part of my New Year's resolution to lose weight, and here I am at it again trying to get rid of my COVID-19-induced weight gain. Working out outside is my preferred way to get some fitness in, and biking is fun. My Santa Cruz Heckler mountain bike does not come with a speed or rotation-per-minute (RPM) cadence sensor, however, and so I had relied on my Samsung Galaxy Watch and smartphone app to get an estimate of my workouts. So, I started looking for a cadence sensor and was about to buy the Wahoo one until I saw that Powr Labs came out with one. It had zero reviews at the time I bought it. Should I try it? Well, their HRM strap gave my broken Garmin a good run for its money, so, I went ahead and got one.
PROS
- Really small. Dare I say that it is "cute"?
- Less expensive and much smaller than Wahoo
- Mounts the same way as the Wahoo
- Worked with my Garmin, Strava, Polar, and even Wahoo's own apps due in part to its compatibility with the ANT+ and Bluetooth standards
- LED light to indicate that it is on
- US-based company and support
- IP67 water resistance
-- Cadence can be dropped into water for up to






















