How well does the forerunner work on a treadmill?

Bloomin 'eck! Is the Garmin 305 really this big?



or has this been photographed on a skinny 5 year old?

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It's about getting out there and doing the distance, time doesn't matter apart from making it.

..........A skinny 5 year old with very hairy arms.......

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GONE RUNNING

Yes it's a big un

Do you need to wear something on the other wrist to act as a counter balance?

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GONE RUNNING

Thanks Dimple, you've just saved me £130!!

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It's about getting out there and doing the distance, time doesn't matter apart from making it.

Why's that?

Yes the skinny 5 year old

I thought it was obvious, but, if it's that big and in the absence of a counterbalancing weight I will be waiting until they look and feel like a normal watch!

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It's about getting out there and doing the distance, time doesn't matter apart from making it.

First time you've said that Dimple??

I wear a big 'un myself at the moment (my runnin watch that is, it covers all my wrist just like that piccy)

According to some recent posts, the newer versions of the Garmin GPS thingies do in fact look more like "normal" watches... With a far from normal price tag attached to them.

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GONE RUNNING

I just ordered one -not sure they are that big -i mean they look big but that arm does look a little underdeveloped somehow -check the video in this link of the garmin it doesnt look as big as that pic

http://www.runnersworld.com/article/...-1-1-2,00.html

It's hardly a small watch, but it certainly doesn't feel noticeable while you're running (in terms of weight).

It has the ability to set pretty much anything you want on it (pace zones, HR zones etc) though in all honesty I just tend to run with time, distance, HR and current pace on the display.

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Garmin Forerunner. Very good in my opinion