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Garmin Forerunner 310XT GPS Enabled Sports Watch | 
| Brand: Garmin Category: CE Department: unisex-adult
Buy New: $309.99 - $448.50 as of 9/6/2010 05:40 EDT details
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Rating: 65 reviews
Color: One Color Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Number Of Items: 1 Clothing Size: One Size Fits All Size: One Size Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 7 x 3 x 3
MPN: 0101121500 UPC: 753759096540 EAN: 0753759096540 ASIN: B002HJ3TA0
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| Features:
| • | Finally, a GPS-enabled training device that isn't afraid of the water | | • | The rugged Forerunner 310XT is the triathlete's indispensable training tool | | • | This multi-sport device has up to 20 hours of battery life, tracks distance, pace and heart rate (op |
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Best Triathlete GPS available September 3, 2010 Trick 9 (Newport Beach, CA) ... of course it is also the only one that many people can use throughout a full triathlon. Overall, I think this is an excellent product, but I agree with some of the others here that Garmin hides the ball somewhat in its marketing/advertising.
First, this is the only waterproof GPS watch that I've seen and it also has the battery power to get you through a full Ironman. As such, I can put it on my wrist and not worry about it until the end of a race (with the exception of hitting the lap button to change events/transitions). The multi-sport function that lets you set up the watch for triathlons, duathlons, brick workouts, etc. with or without transitions is fantastic. For me, this makes it great and the best solution available.
I do find the distance calculations for swimming absolutely ridiculous. As far as I can tell, swinging your arms for every stroke is what throws the watch off so much... interesting that it seems to be a problem based on it being too accurate. I've done a 3000 yd pool swim to find a claimed distance of over 3.2 miles. I do think Garmin should include a "Swim" function that just turns off the gps if they can't figure out a way to combat this problem... generally you know your distance in a pool or in a race, so the biggest interest (at least for me) is the timing of the swim.
Someone here said that biking with it on his/her wrist doesn't work, and I have never run into an issue with that at all. I find it works perfectly during biking, running, hiking, etc.
I will say that the price here seems too high. I've seen it for less.
Overall a very good product that people just need to understand has some limitations.
Amazing Training Tool! September 1, 2010 D. Marshall (New York Area) I have had my unit for less than 24 hours - In the first 15 minutes I easily setup up the watch & paired the heart rate monitor. After work, I went running with the new Forerunner unit. It was EASY to use and READ throughout my run. Early this morning I setup the ANT+ which easiliy paired with the unit. I uploaded the history and route to the [...] website with a simple click. Then I stared in amazement at the recorded details of my run with pace, elevation changes, the exact route, HR zones, etc. I can highly recomment this product! Now that I have this excellent technology, the only hard part that remains is the work of actually burning up the trails!
As I expected!!! August 24, 2010 Edu This a very good equipment to follow the athletes on their trainings and races! Easy to start using, but at the same time, a few difficult to set the screens and to get connection with PC.
Nice acquisition!
good August 6, 2010 l (FL United States) kind of big but works great. wasn't sure the gps map was going to work in other countries completely, but it still showed exact path.
Fantastic watch...when it works July 29, 2010 Thomas C. Newlin (Terre Haute, IN) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This watch is a great training tool and a fun toy. The problem is that it fails to work as advertised way too often. I've had difficulties transferring data from the watch to my computer on more than one occasion and it always seems to happen after a race or a long training day (exactly when you want the data most). The customer support at Garmin is terrible, which makes correcting whatever new problem arises miserable.
Be prepared to wait long periods of time for customer service support to get this watch working properly if you buy it.
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