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Atrial fibrillation (AFib) can significantly impact your health, leading to complications like stroke, heart failure, and cognitive decline. Discover how to manage AFib and prevent serious issues with our expert tips.
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Is it possible to use Garmin or Polar HRM straps with X2? Would doing so affect performance in any way (including positive)?
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I am new to FFx2 and so far liking the all the features. Even my cardiologist, last Thursday, said it’s good to keep my training intensity in check after a cardiac ablation for AFib. My question is, how can I see the graphs or data from the display while using the FFx2?
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I have known AF and have had for nearly 20 years now. Cathetar Ablation 8 years ago but my AF is back with a vengeance. I’ve purchased this x2 to monitor episodes. Am I reading this correct and where there are O’s under the graph, the ECG is recognising non sinus rhythm – very likely to be in my case AF?
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The app lists “swimming” as an activity, and the monitor is water resistant enough, but my experience today is that the X2 doesn’t really work for swimming. The unit drags on the water and at any reasonable training pace it rolls down my torso. So, I slowed down so it stayed in place for an hour long swim and it got no useable data in the end. It…Read More
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I have been told to swim in a wetsuit so trying that tomorrow. Will feel a bit silly, but going to give it a go.
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It’s better under a wetsuit or tri-suit, but still does not give accurate data.
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Can anyone tell me which electrode from a 12 lead ecg is most like what we get from the Frontier X2? It sort of looks like something like V4 or V5 to me. I am not a health care pro, just a physicist that measures small signals in things like electromyography.
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I think you’re on the right track. If my memory serves me well, Fourth Frontier has stated somewhere that the Frontier X2 is closest to the V5 lead on a 12 lead ECG.
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Thank you for reaching out to us through Community
We have single lead ECG (CC5 or Modified V5 lead position)
We hope we have answered your query.
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Thank you for your question!
Our device has been specifically tested with our own chest straps. While other straps, like those from Garmin or Polar, may fit and provide accurate data, we cannot guarantee their performance with the X2.
If you choose to try them, please monitor the results closely to ensure they meet your expectations.