Garmin Forerunner 35 Outdoor Recreation Review

It's great. I don't ride every day so the battery lasts a long time. I swam with it and it works great. Easy to use and sync with my phone.

I like the ease of use and the comfort of the watch. The distance measurement is fairly accurate and is an amazing motivational tool for anyone looking to improve their fitness and get in shape.

Good for basic dryland training. It's easy to get used to the settings. Workouts can be easily saved and uploaded to the Garmin Connect app for easy viewing. The battery life is amazing. No complaints, has been in operation for at least 6 months.

I got this as an anniversary gift as my partner wanted something that tracks her steps/calories burned. Well all I can say is she can't stop telling me about all the cool qualities she has. She loves it and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

Good tracker. The biggest problem I had is that the menu navigation is a bit strange. There is only one "Down" button. So, for example, if you're setting the time and you're at 31 minutes and need to go to 32, you'll need to press about 59 times to get to it. Additionally, the HeartRate tracker is a good mech. I don't trust that as it says my rest is 43 when I'm over 60 every time I sit still and check it.

I own a Garmin Fenix 3 which I am very happy with. However, I am very disappointed in Garmin after purchasing this product. The watch stopped working after less than a year. The quality of the materials is bad. The watch and display are made of soft plastic. Although the product is still under warranty, I had to pay the postage. I hope the new watch works better. I wouldn't pay Ignacio's price for this watch if I had to buy it again. Very expensive for the quality you get.

Received this as an anniversary gift as my partner wanted something to track her steps/calories burned. Well all I can say is she can't stop telling me about all the cool qualities she has. She loves it and I couldn't be happier with my purchase.

Good tracker. The biggest problem I had is that the menu navigation is a bit strange. There is only one "Down" button. So, for example, if you're setting the time and you're at 31 minutes and need to go to 32, you'll need to press about 59 times to get to it. Additionally, the HeartRate tracker is a good mech. I don't trust that as it says my rest is 43 when I'm over 60 every time I sit still and check it.

I own a Garmin Fenix 3 which I am very happy with. However, I am very disappointed in Garmin after purchasing this product. The watch stopped working after less than a year. The quality of the materials is bad. The watch and display are made of soft plastic. Although the product is still under warranty, I had to pay the postage. I hope the new watch works better. I wouldn't pay Ignacio's price for this watch if I had to buy it again. Very expensive for the quality you get.