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Garmin Forerunner 405 with HRM and USB ANT Stick

Description: Garmin Forerunner 405 - GPS receiver - running / During a run, this slim, sleek watch accurately tracks distance, pace, ... more

Garmin Forerunner 405 with HRM and USB ANT Stick ... heart rate (when paired with heart rate monitor) and calories, and displays it all on the easy-to-read screen. Tap or slide a finger around the innovative touch bezel to change information without fumbling for a button. The optional foot pod can also be used to gather speed and distance information indoors. ANT+Sport wireless technology automatically transfers workout data to and from your computer when your device is within range. No cables, no hook-ups, the data's just there. Users can upload data to Garmin Connect, a new web-based application that lets them analyze, share and store workouts.

Newest Review: ... lap/reset button at the same time. There are so many useful functions on the Garmin 405, some which I always use and others ... more

... which I use very rarely. As well as simply being able to record how far you went, how fast, where, ascent and descent, heart rate, current pace, average pace and splits, you can use the Virtual Partner function. Simply go to the option on the watch, put in your distance and time and start running. On the screen you will find two stick men showing how far ahead/behind your scheduled time you are. This is very helpful in races when you are looking to beat a PB, or in training when you need to run at a certain speed. Y...more

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	Garmin Forerunner 405 with HRM and USB ANTstick - Black Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42	£ 189.99	Free! within 24 hours

Garmin Forerunner 405 with HRM and USB ANTstick - Black

Last Update 12.11.2009 05:42

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Garmin Forerunner 405 with HRM and USB ANT Stick: A watch that no runner should be without (1661 words)
by - written on 17/05/09 (Very useful, 270 readings)
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On the spare of the moment last year, I decided to enter the 2009 London Marathon, never in my wildest dreams expecting to actually get a place in the ballot. However, the months rolled by and in October 2008 I received a letter to say that I was in! I was in a panic; I hadn't run for years and even with the race approaching, I still had a lack of motivation to get out there and train. I knew I had to do something about it and therefore started looking at GPS watches in the Garmin series. At first the price startled me, but I hoped that if I spent £200 on a watch, I would be determined to get out there and not waste it. Well, 8 months and hundreds of miles of ... Read the complete review

The Perfect Training Partner - Garmin Forerunner 405 GPS plu ... (1546 words)
by - written on 19/01/09 (Very useful, 333 readings)
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The Garmin Forerunner 405 is easily the best birthday present I've ever received! It tracks your running routes, measures your heart-rate, tells you if you're going faster (or slower) than you wanted, and will even measure your progress against a Virtual Partner to give your competitive side a bit of a shove. Just a word of warning: this is very long review - I wrote lots of notes for it, so I've appended them below. Once you get to the bit about the price, everything after that is just details. The Forerunner 405 integrates a GPS unit into a running watch and then connects wirelessly to a chest band to record your heart rate. When you get home, ... Read the complete review

Garmin Forerunner 405 with HRM and USB ANT Stick: A must have gadget for runners! (1045 words)
by - written on 15/01/09 (Very useful, 320 readings)
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I am training for the London Marathon - I am not a speedy runner - more a plodder, and I am very much out of practice, having had a 15 year break from any sort of real exercise (with children as an excuse, although the reason is laziness!). So as I am an overweight, unfit, plodder, why would I need a super duper gadget such as the Garmin? Well, I certainly don't NEED one - but I sure as heck wanted one! Now, I could do things on the cheap, and in fact I did so for a while, using a bog standard stopwatch, and plotting my route on mapmyrun.com and this is fine........but a garmin does sooo much more! Garmin have a name for ... Read the complete review