Womens Garmin Forerunner 110 w/ HRM, Color:Grey/Pink,

The Garmin Forerunner 110 GPS Heart Rate Monitor Watch provides speed and distance in a slimmed down version of Garmin's GPS watch line. The 110 with HRM give you speed, distance (how far and how fast), heart rate, time, pace, and your calories burned.

The Forerunner 110 is Garmin's easiest watch for tracking your training. It is GPS-enabled so it knows heart rate, how far, and how fast, with no extra bells and whistles. There is virtually no setup required, so you can just press start and run, walk, or train with it.

The watch is compatible with Garmin Training Center software.

Other features:
High sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix
Heart rate measurement with included ANT+ heart rate transmitter
Water resistant to 1 meter
Powered by built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Sport watch with automatic time zone and GPS auto-set

What's in the Box?
Forerunner 110 watch
HRM chest transmitter
Owner's manual
AC adapter charging/data clip read more..

Good Features

• Garmin GPS enabled Heart Rate Monitor Watch
• Easy-to-use Speed and Distance with minimal setup required
• Firstbeat advanced heart rate based calorie consumption calculation
• Records heart rate, speed/pace, position / distance, and calorie data
• Data upload to Garmin Connect with include USB cable interface (track your runs on Google maps!)

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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT by Maricela Farfan
I'am no marathon runner, just trying to get back to running like back in my cross country/track high school days. It's sooooo easy to use. I bought the 305/405 and immediately returned it because it was entirely too hard to figure out how to use. With the 110 you charge it, create your profile (weight, age, sex) go outside and let it sink with the satellites...then press start. It's that simple. If you get the one with the heart rate monitor, it gives you calories burned, and heart rate. I see people in here griping about something regarding the "pace". I don't know..it displays the pace you are going at, so i'm not too sure what that is all about. You sync it with the garmin website, and it give you greater "in depth" information about your run.



Just remember that this isn't suppose to have all the bells and whistle the other running watches have. This is for just simple use; distance, pace, calories, heart rate, time. This will suffice most people, and definitely extremely user friendly.