There's more and more tech built into triathlon watches and multisport athletes, with accurate GPS tracking augmented with heart rate and pulse oximetry and even ECG measurement. You'll often get ...

GPS watches for hiking—like most fitness wearables—are a nearly ubiquitous piece of kit these days. While they can help you navigate off-trail terrain, they’re also be a valuable source of ...

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though GPS pick-up and retention could be better. All the features are navigated via five crisp buttons. The watches featured here have been tested by 220 Triathlon‘s expert gear testers.

We've tested these watches on the run, looking at various things like GPS accuracy, heart rate tracking and battery life. We’ve also considered comfort, ease of use, and extra features like ...

For more details, read how we test and rate products. We think the Garmin Fenix 7 (buy now) is the best running watch you can buy today. Rated for up to 89 hours of battery life with full GPS enabled, ...

It’s still pitched as a GPS sports watch but has fewer military-grade ... It offers dual-frequency GNSS, a triathlon mode, Bluetooth calling support, a 5ATM water rating, and navigation.