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-Comfortable, fully loaded crossover GPS watch for multisport activities
50 meter water-resistance for swimming and water sports
1.26″ high-resolution display
Customizable to any sport with 9 activity profiles
Vibrating alerts
Barometric altimeter for precise elevation data
Thermometer to monitor and capture outside temperature
Monitors heart rate
Includes the Multisport Mounting Kit that allows the device to move easily between wrist and bike
Activity pacer shows targeted progress and provides specific targets to attain or maintain the original goal
Upload, view, and store activities at Magellan Active and other leading fitness sites
Product Features
- 50 meter water-resistance for swimming and water sports
- 1.26-Inch high-resolution display
- Customizable to any sport with 9 activity profiles
- Vibrating Alerts and Notifications
- Barometric altimeter for precise elevation data
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