An entry-level triathlon watch, the Forerunner 255 is also a great choice if you're an intermediate runner. Unlike the 55, it allows you to upload custom courses, and there's great support for a much ...

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When you're looking for the best Garmin watch, there are lots of factors to take into account. What is your preferred sport, what level are you at currently, what do you want to achieve, how ...

Garmin has been a dominant player in GPS-enabled sports watches, and the Forerunner series has gained immense popularity among athletes and fitness enthusiasts worldwide. The series boasts diverse ...

The Garmin Forerunner 55 is a slightly upgraded version of the company's 45S (which we rave about here). It comes with features such as a heart rate monitor, respiration rate, menstrual tracking, ...

Adding OLED to a running watch might seem odd, but it’s part of Garmin’s strategy to smarten up its watches. Adding OLED to a running watch might seem odd, but it’s part of Garmin’s strategy to ...

With loads of activity-specific features, Garmin’s flagship running watch can aid performance and productivity with deeper data, tailored training, and bigger battery life. By Abby Ferguson Published ...

Garmin offers a number of watch options to meet every athlete's needs with the Forerunner lineup optimized for runners. The new Forerunner 55 provides a solid GPS sports watch for new runners at a ...

Looking for a wearable that’s more athletic than Apple Watch that doesn’t break the bank? Garmin’s new lineup of updated Forerunner GPS watches has you covered with a slew of options, most of which ...

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