Forerunner 970

I think if you’re okay sacrificing the torch, the Forerunner 965 could be the best fit for your use. It’s almost half the price of the new 970, has great battery life, and still gives really solid fitness/running data. The 970 does have the latest Gen 5 sensor, but for the most accurate readings, yo

Not the Fenix but I switched from AWU2 to Forerunner 970 since the battery life on the AWU was not enough anymore with tours getting longer and longer.I thought I'd miss the apple watch for its smart capabilities but never looked back honestly.Apple Watch is the better smart watch but for everyone t

It's not going to last on race day. At minimum, you need an AW Ultra to be able to get through the day, and I would have serious doubts about it making it through a full Ironman. I had a Series 8 that died at mile 20 of the Chicago marathon, which was enough to make me switch to the Ultra. That was

Forerunner 970. Might be overkill for me being a novice runner though. There’s other more economical tiers that probably do the same thing. Garmins are known for good activity tracking. I’m sure you can get comparison lists of functionalities across lines

Hello. Maybe I am a bit late but I was asking my self the same question recently. I am have. FR 970 training for my first 70.3. Lad year I did a short and Olympic triathlon. Both went ok and I prepared them with just chat gpt. Why I did not invest in a coach? Because it is expensive, because if you

yo pasé del 965 al race 2, pero echaba de menos demasiadas cosas de garmin, y he vuelto con el fr 970

If you already have a 970 sleep with that (or get a CIRQA) and ditch Bevel. Garmin’s training/recovery data should be plenty.

I switched to Garmin Forerunner 970 when my AW series 8 died. Started swimming 4 months ago and then after a couple weeks the screen turned black. The Garmin is better for fitness tracking/workouts/etc, but everything else the AW beats it. I used my watch to unlock the car, respond to 2FA for work l

I have a forerunner 970, really wanted a GPS since I run on trails and all the data I could want.

Update: went with Garmin® Forerunner® 970, Premium GPS Running and Triathlon Smartwatch since I wanted something reliable for daily tracking and running consistency. It looked like the best fit for combining workout stats, sleep tracking, and long-term use without feeling overcomplicated.