Enduro

Certain watches with extremely long battery life, like the Garmin Enduro and Coros Vertix product lines, are increasingly common as distances get longer. The latest versions of each will do like 4 to 5 days in full GPS mode. EDIT: And the latest Enduro also has solar charging so it can go quite a bi

I did my first 100 miler last year just under 24 hours. I bought used Garmin Enduro 2 a couple of months beforehand since my previous watch barely lasted my other 50 mile races. I finished the 100 miler with 72% battery life. If a new watch isn't an option, you can also carry a small power bank with

I got a used Garmin Enduro 2 on Ebay. Excellent condition for about 50% off retail. I couldn't stomach paying $1000. I ran my first 100 miler last year and my old watch was barely living through 50 miles. At the end of my 100, I still had 72% battery life. I recharged every 3 weeks, even at my peak

I recently borrowed m brother’s Garmin Enduro for a mountainous 100miler. After 38 hours with all GPS systems on, it still had over 60% of battery left. If I didn’t have a small wrist, I’d change my 7s for this in a heartbeat.

I've switched back and forth a few times, most recently from AW Ultra to Garmin Enduro. A few things that made me switch from Apple: Battery life just doesn't cut it, even with AW Ultra I cannot get through a long hike, bike or Iron Man. No maps in Europe. Yes you can use 3rd party apps like WOD but

No Garmin Enduro 3? Come on brother you can’t call yourself an athlete without one, poser E: oh I thought this was r/runningcirclejerk lol

If your primary concerns are GPS and battery life, then you should check out the Garmin Enduro 3. Expensive, but worth every penny to me because those were also my primary concerns. It is a fantastic adventure watch! Very durable, excellent GPS accuracy (I’ve worn it in the Swiss Alps, rural Japan,

I have a suggestion not on your list: Garmin Enduro 2 or 3 (budget dependant).

Ignore all these other recommendations. Garmin Enduro 3 is what you want. I use it for 6+ days of continuous gps tracking on extended alpine traverses without recharging. Has a solar panel and 31 day battery life while not using gps. Built in flashlight (incredibly useful), and I have all my pre map

Garmin fēnix 7 Pro series Garmin fēnix 8 series Garmin epix Pro series Garmin Enduro 3 Garmin Venu 3 Garmin Venu 2 Plus Garmin vívoactive 5 Garmin quatix 7 Pro Garmin tactix 7 AMOLED But none of them do passive ECG tracking unfortunately. I’m in the same boat as you but now I’m just considering gett