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  1. I have a friend (female) that has very small wrists. We have
    been looking for a watch that will do dual-segement
    intervals.. aka 9 minute run, 1 minute walk, x 10. We have
    looked at the Nike Imra Run, which is supposed to be a Watch
    for people with small wrists, but because of it's shape and
    the rigid strap it does not fit comfortably.

    Does anybody have any suggestions for Watches that
    might work?

  2. "UCS308" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I have a friend (female) that has very small wrists. We
    have been looking for a watch that will do dual-segement
    intervals.. aka 9 minute run, 1 minute walk, x 10. We have
    looked at the Nike Imra Run, which is supposed to be a
    Watch for people with small wrists, but because of it's
    shape and the rigid strap it does not fit comfortably.

    Does anybody have any suggestions for Watches that
    might work?

    I gave up an Timex Ironman 50 lap with a fast-strap velcro
    band because the watch was too small for my wrist. Maybe it
    would work for her. Also, the strap is very flexible and it
    does have two interval timers that can be repeated.

    Matthew

  3. UCS308 said:

    I have a friend (female) that has very small wrists. We
    have been looking for a watch that will do dual-segement
    intervals.. aka 9 minute run, 1 minute walk, x 10. We have
    looked at the Nike Imra Run, which is supposed to be a
    Watch for people with small wrists, but because of it's
    shape and the rigid strap it does not fit comfortably.

    Does anybody have any suggestions for Watches that
    might work?

    I recently picked up one of the Timex Ironman sleek (velcro
    strap) watches for my fiancee. It's a nice watch,
    inexpensive, and you have complete flexibility wrt adjusting
    the fit (because it's velcro)

    amazon.comamazon.com
    /B0000U0L7W/qid%3D1087912255/

    Cheers,
    --
    Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflord

  4. I had a timex ironman that was a women's model, the watch
    itself was smaller and the strap was a little shorter. If
    you look around you may still be able to find one. The
    gift shop in the local V.A. hospital had some when I was
    there recently.

  5. have you ever tried campmo.com the prices there are great /
    old styles but great prices plodizlla

    Donovan Rebbechi said:


    UCS308 said:

    I have a friend (female) that has very small wrists. We
    have been looking for a watch that will do dual-segement
    intervals.. aka 9 minute run, 1 minute walk, x 10. We
    have looked at the Nike Imra Run, which is supposed to
    be a Watch for people with small wrists, but because of
    it's shape and the rigid strap it does not fit
    comfortably.

    Does anybody have any suggestions for Watches that
    might work?

    I recently picked up one of the Timex Ironman sleek
    (velcro strap) watches for my fiancee. It's a nice watch,
    inexpensive, and you have complete flexibility wrt
    adjusting the fit (because it's velcro)

    amazon.comamazon.com
    /B0000U0L7W/qid%3D1087912255/

    Cheers,
    --
    Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflord

  6. gentolm said:

    have you ever tried campmo.com the prices there are great
    / old styles but great prices

    Yeah, I've seen them. I think the newer Timex models are
    nice enough to justify the extra price though (and they're
    still not all that expensive). Configuring the buttons as
    start/split and stop/reset, then placing the start/split
    button at the front is very smart. The older models place
    the start/stop and the split/reset buttons right next to
    each other -- not quite as smart.

    Cheers,
    --
    Donovan Rebbechi pegasus.rutgers.edu~elflord

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