Now that both Timex and Nike have redone their GPS watches to include HRM's, would anyone trade in their current computer for one of these gizmos? The benefit, presumably, would be to allow for better data collection when cross-training (cycing and running). The Timex system, except for the GPS, can be worn while swimming. I haven't been able to find similar info for the Nike.
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GPS revisited
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Now that both Timex and Nike have redone their GPS watches to include HRM's, would anyone trade in their current computer for one of these gizmos? The benefit, presumably, would be to allow for better data collection when cross-training (cycing and running). The Timex system, except for the GPS, can be worn while swimming. I haven't been able to find similar info for the Nike.I've used a larger Magellan GPS in cycling, the elevation is worthless and inaccurate, the accuracy is poor.. I no longer use it, not worth the weight and effort. .. Just my experience and opinion -
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