🏃 Nike+ Sport Watch GPS Powered by TomTom: Sleek Black/Red Design for Enhanced Performance Review

Nike+ sports watches are great for running; uses GPS or Shoe Pod or both. I keep pace on the main display. I like the heart rate on the smaller secondary display at the top, and I can switch between distance, elapsed time, calories, time of day, and average pace. I use Auto Laps set to 1km. Quickly finds a satellite if it has recently been synced to the internet. Unreliable heart rate measurements with a separate Polar/Nike+ chest strap. This is my 4th; in 6 years had two problems connecting…

This is my second Nike watch and I think they have discontinued it. The first watch, just like this one, traveled about 700 miles. The fastening part of the strap came off first, so I fastened it with a rubber band, no problem, this is a running watch, not a fashion watch. Then the whole strap started tearing, causing the small wires connecting to the USB to separate, rendering the watch unusable until it died. But that's why I bought a new one now, it fixes the signal in about 10-15 seconds no

I was hesitant to buy this watch because of all the reviews of the watch fogging up when routing. I sit and work in very warm conditions and this watch showed no signs of fogging. I run 4-6 miles 3 times a week and then shower with the watch on and it works great. I love how customizable the screen is and how large the numbers make it very easy to read while running. There are a few downsides when it comes to functionality. I've used Garmin Friends before (not sure which model but it wasn't the