The problem with writing a review on any GPS devices at the moment is that features and prices seem to increase and decrease at a daily rate, not wishing to sound like my Granddad but when I first purchased a GPS for hill walking (obviously I use my legs for the majority of the assent and descent) it was very basic and gave coordinates and a breadcrumb trial on a little screen. It also used a set of batteries every time I went out, so was costly, not as costly as say scrambling a Sea king out from RAF Lossimouth to collect you in your sandals as you attempt to scale Ben Nevis and then realise that the words "highest Mountain in the UK" are a reality and not a ..  Read the complete review

A GPS running watch is the best gadget available to any keen endurance runner. The Garmin Forerunner 101 was one of the first to be released. For any runner who is put off by the 3-figure price tags requested for most GPS watches, the Garmin Forerunner 101 is the best place to start. They can be picked up on eBay for well inside £50 So why would you want a GPS watch? OK, so they're not an essential running accessory. If you're a recreational jogger who's not interested in how far they've run and how fast, this watch is not for you. This watch is for the runner who wants to get better; who wants to know how fast they're running; and who wants to monitor they're ...  Read the complete review