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Before the Garmin Swim, pool training meant that you either had an impeccable knack for counting strokes, or you wore a bulky watch with minimal functionality. However, notice that we said 'before the Garmin Swim.' Now, with the Swim's sleek, low-profile watch design, training is as easy pushing a button and swimming. Garmin's Swim is the all-in-one training device for lap swimmers. Designed for use in pools of at least 17 meters in length, the Swim is ready to get to work right out out of the box. Simply input the length of your pool, and the Swim will do all of the math for you. With it, you have access to data like lengths, distance, stroke count, calories, pace, and more. And even more impressively, Swim distinguishes your stroke type independently. So, your training doesn't have to... Less

When we first heard the expression, paralysis by analysis, we weren't sure what to think. We knew how to sift information during a bike ride. Then we saw the SRM PC V computer. Four lines of data at all times, plus a fifth line that toggles between two different metrics. Brain pain. You were supposed to look at all that and still ride? We're not piloting a passenger jet.Garmin made the Edge 500 for people who were overwhelmed by the 705. Some were overwhelmed by all the data; some were overwhelmed by the size. The 500 is a nice size that can give you plenty of info but can keep it in check. The 500 is a great stand-alone bike computer that allows you pretty tremendous flexibility in terms of what you track on your ride. There are three fully- customizable ride screens, each holding up to... Less

Garmin's Forerunn er 910XT is a series of firsts. Never before have you been able to track all of your vital metrics across all three disciplines with one device. Now, from the water to the road, the Forerunner 910XT will provide you with all of the valuable training and race data that you need in order to elevate your fitness and results.Starting with the most necessary feature for the swim, the 910XT is water-resistant up to 50 meters in depth and is suitable for both open waters and pools. And with the customizable display, you can view metrics like distance, efficiency, stroke identification, stroke count, and for indoor training, pool lengths. All of this data is available in real time, and for race recon and training, the path analyzation feature will prove invaluable in the war... Less

You're probably wondering what the Garmin Edge 810 Bike Computer has that the 800 doesn't. Well, in two words, simplified functionality. Don't expect a supernova of metrics and design, instead Garmin set the bar more at the level of a red dwarf. The 810 retains the touch-screen interface, access to every imaginable exercise metric, and GPS functionality. However, the usage and access to these features has been drastically improved. Garmin has also sprinkled in some impressive social media and smart phone connectivity. Simply put, the 810 is everything that you've been waiting for.Starting at the screen, Garmin placed a focus on simplifying screen and metrics navigation. The initial start screen prompts you to select the CPU's functionality for your ride, either 'train' or 'race.' To avoid... Less

Garmin makes the Edge 500 for people who are overwhelmed by the 800, whether it's the sheer volume of available data or its size. The 500 is a better choice if you prefer a compact package on your handlebars, and it delivers a big dose of information that you can readily access as you ride; leave the brain pain at the office with your spreadsheets.The 500 is a great stand-alone bike computer that allows you tremendous flexibility in terms of what you track on your ride. There are two fully- customizable ride screens, each holding up to 8 lines of data. The 500 won't tell you what data should go with other data; you can choose the setup on your own. You want to run temperature and cadence? You can do it. As the unit comes, you can get times, temperature, altitude, gradient, speed, cadence,... Less

With Garmin's new Forerunner 10, you're always able to have your running partner on hand. As its lightest- available GPS watch, the Forerunner seemingly disappears once you've put it on, yet it jumps into action when needed. Track your distance, speed/pace, and even your calories with this comfortable, sleek new release from Garmin. The GPS watch is ready to go the moment that you strap it to your wrist. So, you're able to start your run with the press of a button and watch your time and distance clearly display on one screen, with your calories and pace on another. Or, if you prefer, you're able to customize the Forerunner 10's settings to show pace and distance on the same screen. Another useful feature that's been built into the watch is the feedback provided during various stages of... Less

While we thought that the leap from the Garmin 800 to 810 was massive, it pales in comparison to the advancement from the Edge 500 to the Edge 510 Bike Computer. Garmin has done away with the 500's button mashing, instead opting for a sophisticated touch screen interface. And while Edge 510 isn't quite at the same level of functionality as the new 810, for the price, we can't imagine a more powerful training computer. Starting at the screen, Garmin placed a focus on simplifying screen and metrics navigation. The initial start screen prompts you to select the CPU's functionality for your ride, either 'train' or 'race.' To avoid confusion, training mode is presented in Blue, whereas race mode is presented in Red. Additionally, this screen enables you to select the bike profile that you'll... Less

Garmin knows that you need your GPS watch to track your workouts both inside and outdoors, which is why it developed the new Forerunner 210 HRM. Like the 110 model, the 210 HRM accurately records the vital information from your training sessions, but you now have the capabilities to track your time, pace, and distance while working out indoors. And with this heart rate monitor package, you gain even more information like zone metrics, thresholds, and caloric consumption. The 210 is compatible with, but does not include, a Garmin foot pod. Essentially, the pod works by using 'accelerometer' technology that collects precise information about your movements and sends it straight to your Garmin device. So, it gathers accurate distance and data as you run. In addition to this, the 210 also... Less

Take a moment and imagine your potential if you were able to use one computer for all three disciplines of triathlon. Imagine how much faster your transitions would be if you could simply touch a button to toggle between your swim and bike metrics. Stop imagining, the Garmin Forerunner 910XT HRMisn't a fantasy, it's already here. From the water to the road, the Forerunner 910XT will provide you with all of the valuable training and race data that you need in order to elevate your fitness and results.Starting with the most necessary feature for the swim, the 910XT is water-resistant up to 50 meters in depth and is suitable for both open water and pools. And with the customizable display, you can view metrics like distance, efficiency, stroke identification, stroke count, and for indoor... Less

You've probably already guessed that the Garmin Edge 810 Bundle and Map Card grants you access to every available metric known to man. So, we won't focus on the obvious. Instead, let's take a look at the new features that distinguish the Edge 810 from the 800.Starting at the screen, Garmin placed a focus on simplifying screen and metrics navigation. The initial start screen prompts you to select the CPU's functionality for your ride, either 'train' or 'race.' To avoid confusion, training mode is presented in Blue, whereas race mode is presented in Red. Additionally, this screen enables you to select the bike profile that you'll be riding -- mountain, road, cyclocross, or even unicycle if you're savvy. Once these selections have been made, you simply touch the ride button, and the screen... Less

A device that bridges the gap between your indoor and outdoor training makes the difference between effective progression and outright failure. This is why Garmin developed its new Forerunner 210. Like the Forerunner 110, it accurately records your time, pace, and distance while outside, only you now have the option of tracking this same crucial information while running in the gym. Additionally, the new 210 is compatible with heart rate monitors, and for the next-level of training, even foot pods. The 210 is compatible with, but does not include, a Garmin foot pod. Essentially, the pod works by using 'accelerometer' technology that collects precise information about your movements and sends it straight to your Garmin device. So, it gathers accurate distance and data as you run. In... Less

Stylish, Simple GPS Captures Every Mile Tracks distance, pace and calories Start running with the press a button Identifies personal records Virtual Pacer compares current pace to target Plan, review and share runs at Garmin Connect Forerunner 10 is a GPS running watch that tracks your distance, speed/pace and calories. It also identifies your personal records and provides motivation along the way. Ready to Run Forerunner 10 is so easy to use, you can start your run with the press of a button. As you run, you can see your time and distance clearly displayed on 1 screen and calories and pace on another. You can also customize the settings to show pace and distance on the same screen. It Fits It's our lightest, most comfortable watch yet and is available in multiple colors. The... Less

Includes GPS watch, premium heart rate monitor and two sets of watch bands. Garmin is excited to offer the fenix Performer Bundle. The bundle includes the popular GPS+ABC fenix watch, a premium heart rate monitor, and two sets of stylish and rugged watch bands. Now you can get the fenix watch loaded with the same incredible features as the original, plus additional accessories to offer an even better experience for the outdoor enthusiasts. With Garmin's premium soft strap heart rate monitor (included), you can instantly receive details about your heart rate, pace, calories and more. This real-time performance data helps you keep track of your progress during and after your activities, plus the soft fabric and adjustable chest strap assure perfect fit and comfort. In addition, the... Less

Any coach or sports physiologist will tell you that smart training leads to smarter racing. However, triathlon has been long been plagued by a poor ability to track your metrics from discipline to discipline. Just think of your past training -- one device for the swim, a cycling computer, and a watch for runs. And even though all of them efficiently track their respective data, there's no way to compare it all in one place. Thankfully, with the entry of the Garmin Forerunner 910XT Tri Bundle, these days are behind us. From the water to the road, the Forerunner 910XT will provide you with all of the valuable training and race data that you need in order to elevate your fitness and results.Starting with the most necessary feature for the swim, the 910XT is water-resistant up to 50 meters in... Less