Enduro 3

Enduro is probably the best Garmin option (I just got the enduro 3). Just ran bighorn 100 miler last weekend with gpx running the whole time. Battery was around 70% when I finished. Still haven’t charged it.

If you download the map on AllTrails, it uses basically no phone battery to track that activity and view the map itself. You just have to make sure you are selecting the downloaded file when you start said activity, instead of just clicking on the map from the breakdown of the trail itself. I had a

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,

Me too. Last time I travelled, I did pretty well with 2 USB-C ports. If I’m on a trip, I don’t spend too much time on my iPhone and iPad unless I’m using maps. The only things I absolutely needed to charge daily were my iPhone Air, and my Apple Watch. My separate camera got top-up charges. My iPad w

I dunno man. I had a coros, and I switched to an enduro 3 and I’ve got no complaints. I don’t need my watch to feeel alive or have new features really. Plus my Garmin has all and more features than my Coros can and will ever have. I just want it to work, and tell me the information I need. I’ve got

Or Enduro 3, quite similar the Instinct. Or wait till after the summer and see Garmin latest lineup ...

+1 for the enduro 3. It just came off sale, but I saw rumors of the enduro 4 being announced, so the price may drop lower in the near future. My fenix 7x lasted me 3.5 years and I only replaced it because the altimeter broke. Garmin still gave me a credit towards my enduro with the trade in of the b

IME, most race directors do a good enough job of marking the course that GPS navigation isn't strictly necessary, but I usually have the route loaded in my phone just in case. Sometimes races will require runners to carry some sort of GPS navigation. If I have doubts about the route, I'll load it up

Some people complain that Garmin is absolutely terrible for strength training. These issues usually come from people wearing larger watches like the Fenix, Forerunner 970, or Enduro 3. If your wrist is thin and you are wearing a massive 47mm or 51mm watch, it is not going to stay snug while you trai

Uhhh, this is why I didn’t get the instinct 3.. opted for a refurbished enduro 3. Was with it! - color ways are not great IMO- they labeled the buttons. That being said the tactical version would be fine for me with a Garmin nylon strap. But then again can you have an analog watch face? And last but