My Forerunners have bit the dust and it's time for a new gps watch. Rather than buy another Forerunner, I'm looking at getting a fitness band with GPS built-in. From my limited research I see that Microsoft has a new one coming out, and the FitBit Surge is on the horizon as well. Would either of these be good replacements for the Forerunner series, and does anybody know of any other brands/models I should look at? Thanks
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Re: Which fitness bands have built-in GPS? [PeterP]
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(I realize it is another forerunner...)
Are you trying to get away from forerunners because you want activity tracking? If so, check out the FR15. My wife has one. It is super basic compared to my 910, but has way more info than the other fitness trackers.
If you want to drop garmins altogether, Microsoft's new gadget looks pretty cool.
Are you trying to get away from forerunners because you want activity tracking? If so, check out the FR15. My wife has one. It is super basic compared to my 910, but has way more info than the other fitness trackers.
If you want to drop garmins altogether, Microsoft's new gadget looks pretty cool.
Yeah I wanted something that looks 2015 not 2005. But I don't think these new bands are up to par. With the Microsoft I read you have to swipe during the run to get your pace. The Surge won't be out until next year. I couldn't wait and so I bought a used 305 on eBay for $40.