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  • Which GPS/running watch for around £100?
  • chunkymonkey
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    Am getting more and more into running in aid of losing the second of three stones this year. I have seen the Polar M400 on offer at Wiggle for a hundred quid, any others I should be looking at around that price mark or will that be fit for purpose?

    jon1973
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    Very pleased with my garmin forerunner 10, although it doesn’t do heart rate monitoring. I think the forerunning 15 has that functionality for around £100.

    chrisdw
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    My M400 is great.

    Cferg
    Free Member

    Another shout for the Garmin Foreruner 10, only slight issue I have is that it occasionaly takes a few tries to sync. Garmin website is very good though and seamlessly integrates with Strava if that’s your thing.

    superfli
    Free Member

    Forerunner 310xt

    stuartm555
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    I recently got a TomTom Multisport for £109 from Tesco. Seems good and has bluetooth so you can upload to strava via your phone. Check out DC rainmakers review

    emsz
    Free Member

    Garmin FR15 or strava if you’ve got a smart phone.

    Edric64
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    found a Garmin 910xt for £136 at xmas in an Amazon sale it does everything

    chunkymonkey
    Free Member

    Bloody hell, didn’t realise there were that many to chose from! Is it worth getting the HRM?

    Duggan
    Full Member

    I use my garmin forerunner 210 loads but I have to say I wouldn’t recommend it.

    It’s quite glitchy and often turns itself on inexplicably for no reason- frustrating if you want to use it and then realise it’s been draining the battery just sitting in your drawer at home. It sometimes just blanks out when syncing to Strava and then I have to wait a few hours before I can then turn it on again and retrieve my data. Takes ages to find satellite reception too which can be very annoying when you’re waiting around in the cold.

    It’s possible that I’ve just got a bad model but I won’t be buying it again though the Garmin’s do generally have a good reputation I think.

    surfer
    Free Member

    Is it worth getting the HRM?

    I wouldnt bother.

    thekingisdead
    Free Member

    Is it worth getting the HRM?
    I wouldnt bother.

    Only worth it if you intend to train using HR zones imo. If you’re just tracking distance / pace / strava, then probably not worth it, IMO

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