Tools by Navman in the series have been custom-designed to meet the demands of various sports. And they have been put to the real-world test by active athletes. The philosophy: easy to use and no-frill features. Anything else distracts from the game at hand, distracts from the fun of training.
Up until recently, there hasn't been any smart way for skaters to measure their own performance. The new Sport. Tool S for skaters now makes this possible.
Who's the fastest on the street? How far did you skate today? The S has all the answers. Please enable JavaScript in Your Browser JavaScript is not currently enabled in your browser and due to this our site will not work as it should. While JavaScript is disabled, you will not be able to add items to your cart or browse all product options.
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How far have I run? How long is there left? Are questions we all ask ourselves as we pound that pavement or country path. While Garmin offer the Forerunner, a beast of a unit, Navman has opted for a downsized, consumer-friendly unit. But is it up to the task. Deciding that the only real way to test this was by doing a marathon, we did just that.
The blue-shelled R is the running model of the Sport. The triangular body is robustly built and light enough not to cause any discomfort over extended durations of use. A GPS signal must be received for the device to work and close attention must be paid to running through urban areas where buildings or underpasses can obscure the signal for durations of time, leading to inaccurate timings.
Personal information can also be entered into the device, so calories burned can be calculated while you run. The relatively small LCD screen, which faces the runner when they gaze down lacks a backlight feature so can be quite hard to read when on the move. We personally would have opted for a bright LED-styled device that is clear no matter what the weather or light conditions are. These buttons are either pressed independently or simultaneously to change modes, displays, or to configure set-up menus.
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