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Garmin Forerunner 305 Wrist-Worn GPS Personal Training Device with Heart Rate Monitor | 
| Brand: Garmin
Category: CE
List Price: £199.99
Buy New: £142.98
as of 30/7/2010 00:43 CDT details
You Save: £57.01 (29%)
New (14) Used (2) from £130.00
Seller: Amazon.co.uk
Rating:  181 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries: 1
Batteries Included: No
Display Size: 1.5
Includes MP3 Player: 0
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
MPN: Forerunner 305 (With
Model: Forerunner 305 (With
ISBN: 3200584157
UPC: 753759051952
EAN: 9783200584150
ASIN: B000FMQ296
Release Date: May 5, 2006
Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | The Forerunner 305 from Garmin is a personal training tool designed for both professional athletes and amateur runners and walkers. It combines a GPS with an armband and a large easy-to-read screen. Compact, lightweight and waterproof, the Forerunner 305 is the perfect coach and uses GPS satellite data to calculate your speed and distance, letting you concentrate on your race. It's completely customisable and packed with great features. It enables you to save waypoints and get to your destinati | | • | on quickly thanks to its simple navigation graphs. It also stores your routes in its history list and allows you to backtrack if necessary. Its Training Center software gives you precise details of your performance on your computer. The Forerunner 305&rsquos aim is to keep you fit and get you to your destination on time!Internal menu languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Portuguese, Dutch, Finnish, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Greek, Slovenian and Slovak | | • | User guide languages: French and English |
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 181
 Fantastic Sports Aid July 24, 2010
Keith Bradshaw (Wiltshire)
I really agonised over buying one of these as thought that it might be a gimmick which I used for a while and then couldn't be bothered. Not a bit of it. Now had one for 3 months and genuinely would not leave for a run without it. In fact just come back from visiting my sister in Canada and even in the wild North of the country it picked up the satellites easily and even local maps to plan the route.
Like most people I downloaded Sportstracks software from Zone 5 - freeware and excellent programme. Mapping function is particularly good. My sister was so impressed that she went out and bought one. Even uses the heart rate monitor when inside in the gym.
The watch certainly has far more funtions than I wil ever use but to start with if you want time, pace and distance for your run you can be up and running in 5 mins. I now use the heart rate and also the speed function whilst out on my bike. Overall brilliant accessary and although not cheap at 130 pounds or so its incredibly good value when you see what you get.
A couple of tips which helped me if you buy one:
- There was no where I could find the time of day! The main display is configured with 3 screens - pace, stopwatch and distnace. If you configure for 4 screens then time is added. (you can also change any of the screens and have say heartrate instead of time of day if you are training to that.
- You can change units mid race if you want - I started a 10K with watch set to miles and it just converted without altering what I had already done.
- You have to 'pair' the heart rate sensor as its wireless. You need to wear the monitor to so this - it switches on when you put it on and so if you don't wear it it won't pair.
- It takes about 2-3 mins to configure to the satellites. I tend to go out and stretch a little whilst it configures. When it goes from 'acquiring satellites' to show the time screen its ready to go. I have never lost satellite coverage either in cities of remote country.
 Good Stuff July 20, 2010
S. Butteriss (UK)
Use mainly for cycling but as it's designed to be wrist worn or running it's very versatile. Just strap to handlebars on a piece of pipe insulation and its rock solid no need for the special fitting.
Unit operation very easy. Software both standalone and web based app very good and very reliable. Connectivity reliable and all Ant+ items interfacable.
If I could ask for anything else it would be navigation but for the price you won't find better.
This watch is great July 16, 2010
runner
I recommend this watch. There is the ability to customise the display on the different screens so that you can choose what will be displayed from many different items. It stores a record of your runs which you can refer back to afterwards. It is also possible to set the watch up to warn you if you are running too fast or too slow (within a set band of paces). It seems to take a bit of time to connect to the GPS satellites, but you can get around this by turning it on and leaving it somewhere where it can obtain the satellites a bit before you start your run and then there are no problems
Great Product! July 10, 2010
D. Mcdonnell
Bought it 1 month ago and have used it 10 times already and it has done everything I expected. Great for pacing myself on long runs and knowing exactly how far I have run.
Garmin 305 HR July 5, 2010
caroline
brilliant watch. I debated the 310 but didn't fancy forking out the extra money. The 305 does exactly what it says on the tin. I've had no problems with the GPS at all. love it!
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