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Lila Gaudrault +12
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Garmin · $900
Garmin Enduro 3 GPS Watch
“I have been using the Enduro 3 for a few weeks and absolutely loving it! The battery is excellent, so it's perfect for a long race like Cocodona.”
Jeff Garmire +11
+11
Garmin · $250
Garmin inReach Mini 2 Black
“It used a USB C Charging cord which simplified all of my charging, and the battery life could last a few days even with live tracking”
Jacqueline Romero +7
+7
Garmin · $600
Forerunner® 965
“I’ve used this reliable watch in the gym and on the trails. From leg day to 50k. Very easy to use and a must on my gear list!”
Hunter Macy +5
+5
Garmin · $450
Garmin Forerunner 265
“Great for a beginner. Cheap. Not perfect and doesn't have all the bells and whistles but lasts a long time and integrates with everything.”
Rachel Schack +4
+4
Garmin · $1,300
Garmin fenix 8 Pro AMOLED Sapphire
“The Garmin Fenix has been my go-to watch for almost 7 years now. I had the Fenix 6s and it was still functioning just fine when I decided to upgrade to the Fenix 8 Pro. It is important to me to be able to see and navigate through detailed maps right on my watch. Ultimately I listen to my body intuively, but I pretty much always find that the health metrics the watch gives me for HRV, stress, heart rate, etc. are spot on and that helps me to adjust and validate my training plan accordingly.”
Meikael Beaudoin Rousseau +4
+4
Garmin · $500
inReach Mini 3 Plus
“Always good to have an emergency communication device! Newer iPhones have satellite connectivity, so I honestly often just bring my iPhone instead on low-risk trips. But if you want something a little more reliable, I'd recommend this.”
Miles Victors +3
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Garmin · $1,100
Garmin fenix 7X Solar Sapphire Black 51mm
“Garmin Fenix watches are amazing, keep trucking, and keep me safe in the backcountry.”
Leah @Nomad.ishhh +3
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Garmin · $1,100
Garmin fenix 8 AMOLED Sapphire Black 47MM
“Love this as someone with small wrists. This comes in one of Garmin's smallest sizes with tons of features and battery life.”
Next Best Run +2
+2
Garmin · $250
Forerunner® 165
“The Garmin 265 has everything you need and more to sync with Final Surge and get the most out of your training. This is Drew's watch. ”
Michael Whitfield +2
+2
Garmin · $750
Forerunner 970 Watch
“Although a little pricey, I think it’s worth the money. Battery lasts for days and it’ll do just about any and everything you want. The flashlight on the watch seemed “gimmicky”, like I’ll never use that. I absolutely use it on a regular basis. I would recommend this watch to anyone serious about their physical fitness.”
Pamela Price +2
+2
Garmin · $130
Garmin Forerunner 245 Music
“I have the 255 and have had for a few years. Simple and reliable easy connection to Strava”
Isabella Poulos +2
+2
Garmin · $800
Enduro™ 3
“Battery life that last forever”
Benji Wiederkehr +1
+1
Garmin · $350
inReach® Mini 2
“I always carry my inReach Mini to share my location with my family and to send an SOS message if something goes wrong. I’m still using version 2 instead of 3, because it has all the features I need and it’s slightly lighter.”
Seth Burns +1
+1
Garmin · $350
Garmin Instinct 3 Solar Black 50 Mm
“Good price for the feature set”
Maggie Acuna +1
+1
Garmin · $900
fēnix® 7 Pro – Sapphire Solar Edition
“I have used this watch since it was released. I have been very happy with it and have spent a lot of my own time comparing it to my apple watch. It is reliable and helps me nerd out on data.”
Brady Jonas +2
+2
Garmin · $850
fēnix® 8 – 47 mm, AMOLED
“Phenomenal metric tracking & data collection”
Caroline Alcorta +1
+1
Garmin · $450
inReach® Mini 3
“Ya never know when you're gonna get in a pickle”
Allison Powell +1
+1
Garmin · $350
inReach® Mini
“The inReach mini is so important! Not only is the SOS feature a great way to bring peace of mind to me (and my mom), the tracking feature also helps verify the FKT. You can also message through the inReach without cell service if you connect it to your phone, allowing some mental boost messages to come through!”
Tyler Sarkisian
Garmin · $170
HRM 600
“Chest strap heart rate monitor!”
Harsha Kanaparthi
Garmin · $1,150
Garmin Forerunner 55
“The Forerunner 55 is one of the easiest Garmin watches to use. It locks onto GPS quickly, tracks pace and distance accurately, and gives helpful training suggestions like Daily Suggested Workouts and Garmin Coach plans. The battery life is strong enough for multiple training days, and the watch is extremely light you barely feel it during runs. It’s a great “no‑stress” watch: simple menus, clear data screens, and reliable performance.”
Maggie Acuna
Garmin · $170
Garmin HRM 600 Heart Rate Monitor
“Data nerds, get this! Reliable, comfortable, and a wealth of data to dig into after your workouts.”
Phoebe Trolove
Garmin · $179
HRM-Pro™
“Accuracy in HR data is a no brainer for me. I wear it on every single run.”
Geneviève Asselin-Demers
Garmin · $1,400
fēnix® 8 – 47 mm, Solar, Sapphire
“Pour les athlètes de haut niveau et les aventuriers qui veulent repousser leurs limites, cette montre GPS connectée multisports haut de gamme est conçue pour offrir des performances optimales, avec des fonctions avancées de musculation, des fonctions de plongée, un haut-parleur et un micro internes pour les commandes vocales, une lampe de poche LED intégrée et une autonomie de la batterie pouvant atteindre 28 jours grâce au verre solaire Power Sapphire™1.”
Ben Corwin
Garmin · $1,200
Fenix 8 Pro Amoled Sport Watch
“We've used Garmin Fenix series watches for many years, and they are some of the best for multi-sport use (and relatively waterproof in unforgiving conditions). Mapping on your wrist helps prevent missed turns on the many tricky trails in Holy Cross Wilderness. The Garmin Connect app is easy to use.”
