I've posted a 'review' of the Garmin 920XT I use for training and racing.
Like all of my product reviews, it isn't scientific and doesn't compare the Garmin I use to any other Garmin or for that matter any other similar products from different manufacturers.
It's just my experience of using the Garmin, with a few poorly positioned photos along the way to supplement what is probably far too many words.
I touch on the fact that since I've had the 920XT over 2 years now, it has become an 'old' watch and compared to the newer versions from Garmin and their competitors, is probably lacking in some of the new 'fancy' functionality. That said, you still see a fair few 920's on any triathlon race start line and you can still buy them so although I'm behind the curve with my review, it might still be useful.
Head over to the 'Tri'd and tested' section to see what I have to say.
A Dad's guide to the world of Triathlon.
Wednesday, 6 November 2019
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