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Watch advice
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Feb 2018
8:32pm, 4 Feb 2018
356 posts
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totalbeginner
Any recommendations re a good multisport watch? I have a Garmin 220 and been happy with it, but would like something I can track swimming on, and I'm intending doing a sprint triathlon this year, so may be good to consider cycling function too. Anyone have the Garmin 735 or an equivalent watch from a different manufacturer? I won't be upgrading for a bit so plenty of time to think about it. Getting fed up of manually entering swimming data . My existing Garmin goes straight to fetch and |
Feb 2018
11:54am, 5 Feb 2018
1772 posts
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Fitz
Have you looked at the dcrainmaker site? Loads of good reviews of all kinds of tech on there. Sorry I don't have a any recommendations of my own, I'm strictly a runner, not a swimmageer or triathlonete. |
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Feb 2018
7:35pm, 8 Feb 2018
359 posts
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totalbeginner
Thanks Fitz, so many models available, and some are really expensive. I will stick to counting laps at the moment and have a good look at the different options. Thank you for replying
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