Few wearable brands attempted more in 2025 than Garmin. The company rolled out more than a dozen new products across fitness, outdoor and aviation, but one device towered above the rest: the Fenix 8 ...

The Garmin Edge Explore 2 represents a more budget offering from Garmin compared to the likes of the Edge 1050, focussed on competing with the best budget cycling computers. It forgoes some of the ...

Paul Liberatore is the founder of Golfers Authority, which reviews the world's best golf products and gear. Let’s start here: Garmin makes a ton of golf watches. And if you've ever tried to figure out ...

Garmin is one of the largest retailers in the world for fitness trackers, equally loved by professional triathletes and those who want to make sure they're getting 10,000 steps in. So, as you can ...

Garmin’s Forerunner 265 was the first modern running watch I spent a lot of time with—you can read my review about how it drew me back into tracking all my run data, for better or for worse. But there ...

Whether you are prepping for a marathon, exploring trails for fun or using running as a part of your strength-training gains, there is a Garmin watch that can help with your goals. We think the Garmin ...

The Garmin Forerunner 970 is now the most full-featured triathlon and ultra-endurance watch Garmin has ever made, with accuracy, battery life, and depth of metrics that set the category benchmark—at a ...

Onboard GPS! AI insights are actually insightful! Light, durable, and attractive. Blood oxygen monitoring. Incident alerts. All the proprietary Garmin metrics: Body Battery, Training Readiness, Race ...

Over two decades in the industry, Garmin has forged a stellar reputation for crafting high-tech, reliable sports watches. Its wide range of fitness wearables caters to athletes keen to up their game ...

Garmin relentlessly adds new features to its stable of running watches throughout the year—the only downside is that sometimes these additions can begin to converge. The crossover between Garmin Coach ...

Most professionals regard resting heart rate as a reliable measure of fitness. But when it comes to training, keeping your heart rate in specific “zones” is more important for building stamina and ...