Garmin Enduro multisport GPS watch
The Garmin Enduro is an ultra-performance multisport GPS watch. It features customizable power management modes and a Power Glass solar charging lens that harvests the power of the sun to extend battery life up to one year).
With advanced training features, including trail run VO2 max, ultrarun rest timer and the ClimbPro feature, which provides real-time information on your current and upcoming climbs, descents and flats. Stay in top form with an enhanced recovery timer and workout recommendations based on your sleep and wellness data. And navigate the most challenging environments with multi-GNSS support and a barometric altimeter and compass.
- Power Glass solar charging lens harvests the sun’s energy, giving you more power and time between charges
- Power manager and battery saver modes allow you to toggle sensors on and off to extend battery life on the run
- Rugged, lightweight design features an always-on 1.4” display and steel or DLC-coated titanium bezel, buttons and rear case
- Trail run VO2 max tracks your cardiovascular fitness level and adjusts based on trail conditions
- Ultrarun activity with rest timer allows you to log your time spent at aid stations
- ClimbPro trail enhancements gives you information for descents and flats — for additional safety and awareness
- Use run/walk detection to review after training sessions or races where on course you walked, such as steep climbs
- See your recovery time and your next recommended workout based on your sleep and wellness data
- Navigate in even the most challenging environments with multi-GNSS support (GPS, GLONASS and Galileo) and barometric altimeter and compass
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I like the watch and not have to worry about the battery which is greatly improved. I am no marathon runner or walker but I like to add widgets, detailed watch faces and a bright screen and all of that can drain the battery. I was worried about the band but no issues there. Its a premium watch with a premium price but Garmin customer service can back it up. For me the lack of the following did not matter.– No Maps (nor Trendline/heatmap routing)– No Music– No WiFi sync– No ClimbPro on the fly (since that requires maps), but you can do ClimbPro based on a course– PacePro based on a round-trip course created on the watch itself (but otherwise PacePro works fine with downloaded courses, or ahead of time via the app)