Ask the Pro(f) | Sweat tracking with Absolute Sweat

Here is a review of the Absolute Sweat biosensor by Liipoo which is just recently hitting the market.
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Suunto now has the ability to display the infos on their newer watches

[@nonamejustwatch]

Thanks for the video. Any insight on the hdrop Gen 2?

[@MattHansonTri]

I played around with the G1 a bit, but haven't used the Gen 2.

[@toxic637]

If you are testing inside should you have a fan on you?

[@MattHansonTri]

The benefit of this type of device is that you don't have to do one "test." You can assess in multiple conditions and see the differences. If I planned on doing races that were roughly 70 degrees and benign humidity, I'd wear the unit a fair bit with a fan on. Since all of my early season races will likely be hot and/or humid, I need to introduce more heat load to my rides. I don't think I've used a fan on the trainer yet this year.