You also get accurate GPS and lots of advanced training metrics at a glance. Best for beginners: This is the Garmin to get if you're buying a running watch ... water resistance up to 50 meters.

A good running watch will pack all the basic tracking features including GPS ... and fitness beat and has personally tested many of the watches below. Latest updates: Added Garmin Forerunner ...

The Garmin Forerunner 165 ($249.99) is a fitness watch ... in GPS: Yes | Sleep tracking: Yes (including naps) | Heart-rate monitor: Yes, no EKG | Water resistance: Yes, up to 50 meters | Works ...

Our fitness team has been reviewing running watches for years, so know what to look for when it comes to GPS accuracy, heart rate monitoring and how easy it is to pause the watch with sweaty fingers.

It’s a fitness ... water resistant to 5 ATM. It’s not bad looking either: it’s utilitarian rather than decorative, but it works. The Forerunner 55 is Garmin's latest entry-level running ...

As a substantial investment, it’s important to choose a GPS watch that lasts for years and meets your needs, which is why we tested models from Garmin, Apple, Suunto and Coros to find the best ...

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Garmin’s watches are well known for their durable build and extensive feature kit, and the Forerunner 55 is no exception. I’d be hard-pressed to recommend another fitness-tracking watch to ...

When it comes to running, there are few better fitness trackers you can pick up ... Garmin Instinct: was $249.99, now $169.99 at Amazon An excellent running watch with built-in GPS and heart ...

They also provide more accurate heart rate reading than even the best fitness trackers. Need even better accuracy? Pair your triathlon watch ... advanced running metrics The Garmin Forerunner ...

Both are fit for pool and open water swimming up to 50 meters ... to Polar’s Running program, too, but the experience on the watch doesn’t feel as slick as it does with Garmin’s approach ...