Originally Posted by
Seattle Forrest
I have a Garmin watch. It has GPS with maps and navigation, understands my power meter, etc. It also does advanced running, swimming, and XC skiing metrics. Stuff like how much glide I get on my skis. I get 20 - 24 hours of GPS time, use it hiking and backpacking, and as a time piece. It's always with me.
My question though is oriented towards "GPS cycling computers". Trying to get a sense as to where the market is currently, is Garmin still considered a flaky product, etc...
The only reason I have an 810 is I started using Garmin Connect, having used Endomondo. I hated the Endo swim log system, then found the Garmin swim watch, which like your fitness watch, works very well, as does Connect (for me). Nobody else, as far as I've discovered, does swim logging as well as Garmin.