Garmin Forerunner 305 GPS Receiver Review

Garmin GPS is one of the few makers offer units specifically for running and cycling, but fortunately for fitness buffs, it takes the category seriously and offers a solid selection of products they continuously improved. The Forerunner 305 is positioned just below the new Garmin Forerunner 405-2008 for the line.

The Forerunner 305 is the needs of someone who just want to track time, speed, and distance in a basic running or walking program, but it also has enough features to satisfy the obsessive enthusiasts, and is someone needs a strong share data with a professional trainer or coach.


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The 305 display is all about choices. The device is relatively easy to learn “mode”, “force” and “Scroll” buttons you can display in the partition than a large display so little data, such as four or as many. Cycling, for example, I have always an eye heart rate, current speed and elapsed time.

The Forerunner 305 has a data dock that plugs into a USB port of the computer and it enables you to upload to all your training data into Garmin Training Center software or online at MotionBased website. Store and analyze your training data with this excellent graphic and sharing tools is one of the main advantages of using the 305.


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The unit comes with a wireless heart rate monitor belt, computer docking charging station, a separate charger, and the Training Center software on CD. Setup and installation went smoothly, but you have to spend some time with the manual and get used to learn the functions of the buttons.


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A complete set of time, distance, heart rate and alerts are completely customizable and will keep you in your desired areas. You can also compete against one “virtual partner.” Advanced Training options abound.

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