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Garmin Forerunner 205 - 1.5 in. Handheld GPS ReceiverGarmin Garmin Forerunner 205 Personal Trainer/GPS - The Forerunner 205 sports a unique design that wraps the GPS antenna around part of the...
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Garmin Garmin Forerunner 205 Personal Trainer/GPS - The Forerunner 205 sports a unique design that wraps the GPS antenna around part of the wrist for a better view of the sky, and its high sensitivity GPS receiver provides improved tracking under trees and near tall buildings. Forerunner 205's courses feature lets you compete against previous workouts: you can compare your pace over your entire workout to your past performance over the same run. You can also use Forerunner 205 to train for your next decathlon or triathlon with multi-sport workouts, a feature that lets you seamlessly transition between sports without resetting the unit, so you can use it for running, biking and more. You can customize any of Forerunner 205's three main data screens up to twelve different data fields give you instant feedback on your workout. And, as with every Forerunner, each workout is stored in memory so you can review and analyze the data and see how you've improved over time. .
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Great sport GPS, small, light, and useful!
Pros: Small, light, rechargeable, versatile, works great with Garmin training website. Cons: Slightly bulky shape, no map details, calorie count not accurate, training program so-so. Bottom Line: Great training tool
Pros: Large, customizable display; backlit; easy to set up, built in GPS; shows training history Cons: Fits awkwardly on smaller wrists; mapping display is basically useless Bottom Line: This thing really works
Pros: Very functional, usable, accurate, and just a good tool to have. Cons: I think that it need to have a light for when it gets dark. Bottom Line: Great Training Tool for Almost Any Cyclist
Pros: Great training tool, especially when used with the Motionbased site Cons: Training Center Software could be revised Bottom Line: An indispensable tool for the serious cyclist
Pros: The most comprehensive and accurate training metrics for a serious competitor. Cons: It could have more on-board navigation capabilities. Bottom Line: Upgrade Your Running with Technology
Pros: easy to use, nice fit, intuitive menus, battery life Cons: some inconsistency keeping pace Bottom Line: How Did I Run Without This Watch?
Pros: Keeps excellent track of distances and time Cons: Very slow to load and on the bulky side Bottom Line: A fantastic unit for its audience - but not a "normal" GPS.
Pros: Great display, great accuracy, good features, excellent wow-factor! Cons: Poor Mac support, no expansion, no street maps. Bottom Line: A very good GPS for a runner or bicyclist.
Pros: Accurate, a lot of features, rechargeable battery lasts 10 hours. Cons: A little thick, software is not that usefull, side buttons are hard to push. Bottom Line: Great for walking, running, biking, hiking, skiing and even geocaching
Pros: Satellite reception and accuracy, features and customized screens for various sports Cons: Lack of a decent basemap without paying extra to install one. Only 100 waypoints stored. Bottom Line: |
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