Garmin Instinct Fitness Tracker. This rugged, reliable outdoor GPS watch is built with silicone strap material. The fiber-reinforced polymer case adds strength and durability, and the chemically-strengthened, scratch-resistant display is high-contrast enough to read in bright sunlight, so you can take it with you into the extremes you face every day. Stay connected with smart notifications and automatic data uploads to the Garmin Connect online fitness community.
Garmin Instinct Fitness Tracker. This rugged, reliable outdoor GPS watch is built with silicone strap material. The fiber-reinforced polymer case adds strength and durability, and the chemically-strengthened, scratch-resistant display is high-contrast enough to read in bright sunlight, so you can take it with you into the extremes you face every day. Stay connected with smart notifications and automatic data uploads to the Garmin Connect online fitness community.
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Prices last updated 30 Apr 2026.
Garmin Instinct, Rugged Outdoor GPS Watch, Sea Foam
Garmin Instinct Fitness Tracker. This rugged, reliable outdoor GPS watch is built with silicone strap material. The fiber-reinforced polymer case adds strength and durability, and the chemically-strengthened, scratch-resistant display is high-contrast enough to read in bright sunlight, so you can take it with you into the extremes you face every day. Stay connected with smart notifications and automatic data uploads to the Garmin Connect online fitness community.
Garmin Instinct Fitness Tracker. This rugged, reliable outdoor GPS watch is built with silicone strap material. The fiber-reinforced polymer case adds strength and durability, and the chemically-strengthened, scratch-resistant display is high-contrast enough to read in bright sunlight, so you can take it with you into the extremes you face every day. Stay connected with smart notifications and automatic data uploads to the Garmin Connect online fitness community.
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Garmin Instinct Outdoor GPS Watch (Seafoam, 010-02064-64, SEA)
Delivery $48
originally posted on garmin.com
I really liked my first garmin instinct. I hike, run, swim and wanted a way to keep track of these things accurately. Then I misplaced my first watch. I had become very dependent on it. Waited 2 weeks bought this one on sale. The battery life is really long without the solar, the solar works automatically. The accuracy for many things seemed improved from first one. I was getting inaccurate heart rate spike warnings on my first not with the second. The ability to record easily weight lifting is greatly improved. Even things like texts are easier to get and read. Please remember I loved my first instinct so this is just more positive on top of the first experience. Years ago I had a forerunner. I have stayed with Garmin. I like the options but I also like that it ... MoreI really liked my first garmin instinct. I hike, run, swim and wanted a way to keep track of these things accurately. Then I misplaced my first watch. I had become very dependent on it. Waited 2 weeks bought this one on sale. The battery life is really long without the solar, the solar works automatically. The accuracy for many things seemed improved from first one. I was getting inaccurate heart rate spike warnings on my first not with the second. The ability to record easily weight lifting is greatly improved. Even things like texts are easier to get and read. Please remember I loved my first instinct so this is just more positive on top of the first experience. Years ago I had a forerunner. I have stayed with Garmin. I like the options but I also like that it doesn't have everything under the sun like apple watches. I want it for focusing on fitness. I do have an apple phone so it doesn't connect for calls. Which I also see as a plus. Still has live tracking so someone knows where I am when it is on. If there is ever a safety concern that is a good feature. Love it.
originally posted on garmin.com
I spent weeks figuring out which smartwatch and app duo to buy for 1) fitness, 2) GPS, 3) messages & calls, 4) battery life and 5) durability that cost $200. I list other reasons to grab this watch as well at the end.1) Fitness and 2) GPS - Garmin Connect, Garmin Explore and the Instinct Solar allow me to create (generic and custom), execute and track my HIITs, hikes, rides and swims (and more that I do not perform).It took me 3 seconds to figure out how to create my custom HIIT and weight training exercise groups/routines. Garmin offers a drop down list of all the exercises you can think of. I select the routine for the day, hit play on my Spotify (Via my Garmin!!) and go to it - easy!It took me some time to figure out how to start using my Instinct for maps ... MoreI spent weeks figuring out which smartwatch and app duo to buy for 1) fitness, 2) GPS, 3) messages & calls, 4) battery life and 5) durability that cost $200. I list other reasons to grab this watch as well at the end.1) Fitness and 2) GPS - Garmin Connect, Garmin Explore and the Instinct Solar allow me to create (generic and custom), execute and track my HIITs, hikes, rides and swims (and more that I do not perform).It took me 3 seconds to figure out how to create my custom HIIT and weight training exercise groups/routines. Garmin offers a drop down list of all the exercises you can think of. I select the routine for the day, hit play on my Spotify (Via my Garmin!!) and go to it - easy!It took me some time to figure out how to start using my Instinct for maps and hike routes but I just let the Explore app initiate the first 2 hikes. But only because I am stubborn and wanted to play-to-learn vs spending the 14 minutes to read/watch a video... Then I got smart and watched a video explaining all features and functions and now I am as close to a pro as I need to be.I created 12 hike and bike courses in about 5 minutes using the Explore app and created two bike routes on my Instinct that are now saved in Explore and on my phone.The highest quality GPS, compass mapping and track-back features are going to be invaluable for when I do my on/off-trail 3 night hike this Spring - and I will only be bringing my phone for emergencies - keeping it off so I will be relying on the Instinct itself!The Instinct offers 3 types of GPS to use depending where you are and what you plan to do. I use basic GPS and it is accurate enough for my needs, and it uses less battery life than , and coupled with the Explore app, you don't need anything else for a weekend hike.3) Messaging and calls - I get notifications and can turn on/off Do Not Disturb from my watch. I set up Do Not Disturb windows for certain notifications thru Garmin Connect, as well as custom message replies. I can answer calls when wearing ear buds or directly on the phone via the Instinct. And it pauses Spotify whenever I take a call. This was the least important to me on my "needs" list, but now that I have it, I find myself using it more and more.4) Battery Life - So very important to me. All of my watches (except 1) are automatics or Solar! Charging daily is a big "NO" for me, as is changing batteries. Maybe it's a the only bit of prepper in me, but relying on power sucks! And what's worse are items that suck power!The Instinct Solar has a 21d battery while using base features and functions. I got in a weekend while using basic GPS during my trip (turned it off when not in use). Wnd I haven't had the watch long enough to test the Battery Save mode (1000s of hours!). And the watch still has great features in Battery Save mode - but only one base digital watch face. But seriously, if the world does end, I am not going to give two sticks about my watch face and functions because THE INSTINCT SOLAR HAS UNLIMITED POWER WITH SOLAR CHARGING, BABY! Which is moot if we have a nuclear winter... Didnt think of that one... Oh well.5) Durability - Garmin made these to be tough for rugged work and play, including cliffjumping and swimming. Seriously - saw a guy in Hawaii banging one around ro k climbing and jumping into deep water. I just use mine in the pool for now but will be ocean-bound soon enough.The watch face is made of protective glass and the gorilla glass face protector is scratch- and shatter-proof without affecting the Solar charging capabilities. I also bought after-market rubber case covers and charging port covers, just to add a bit more protection.Others things I pondered before choosing the Instinct Solar:1. Size - 44mm is perfect. I am 6'1" 240 and it looks great on me. I've seen smaller people wear them too and it isn't "clunky" looking. It is also light so it doesn't feel like I'm wearing it.The 22mm comfy, silicon band is easily replaced with quick remove pins - I grabbed a khaki strap for mine. It feels even more comfortable and non-existant on my wrist.2. The screen!!! This is the BIG one for so many people...I thought I wanted color - I really did. And the touchscreen? For sure. So cool to scroll and tap that color screen, right!?WRONG. None of that matters with the Instinct button layout, menu screen and Widgets. Seriously. I think I am faster with the botton press and widget navigation! It's press, press, go vs slide slide go. Does you hike really care? And water doesn't accidently slide your screen like it can on touchscreens.As for color, I don't mind the monochrome display. It adds toothed rugged look in my opinion, and helps with that battery life. The Instinct even comes with two analog faces! Which I thought I would only use (a reason I got it acutally), but I don't! I have a casual and a dress dress watch for that (which I haven't worn in the month I've hadn't his Garmin).Lastly, for $230, it got all I wanted! I got an AlphaStrong Delta watch (also 21day battery with color touchscreen) and regret not spending the Xtra $100! It is total garbage compared to my Instinct!I just ditched my Delta and sold my Solor Pathfinder, which I used ALL THE TIME and am loving the Instinct.So what about the Fenix?? Sure! Same features and functions with color touchscreen. $200 vs $900-$1000 for Fenix7 solar people. The next one down is the the Fenix 6 and that is around $400-$450. The Venu doesn't compare and the Epix is a color screen downgraded Instinct overall for a little more money.Oh yeah! With the $$ I saved by not getting the Fenix6, I found a used Gravel bike to start creating new, non-MTB routes! To me this is all a bin win.Very pleased to say the least.
originally posted on bestbuy.ca
I love this watch. It is simple, practicle, durable and loaded with features. I use this watch for hiking. I upload a route from all trails by downloading the gpx file and head off to the start point. The watch gives notifications if you are on track and points with a clear arrow where you need to walk. You can easily save GPS points, like where your campsite is or where you parked. I enjoy keeping an eye on the barometer for storms, the energy meter to know if I'm sick, and the customizable watch faces. The track back feature is awesome, you can just head out on a walk and it will guide you back to your start point whenever you want to turn around. All while having amazing battery life and being completely waterproof. I also use this watch as my sole alarm ... MoreI love this watch. It is simple, practicle, durable and loaded with features. I use this watch for hiking. I upload a route from all trails by downloading the gpx file and head off to the start point. The watch gives notifications if you are on track and points with a clear arrow where you need to walk. You can easily save GPS points, like where your campsite is or where you parked. I enjoy keeping an eye on the barometer for storms, the energy meter to know if I'm sick, and the customizable watch faces. The track back feature is awesome, you can just head out on a walk and it will guide you back to your start point whenever you want to turn around. All while having amazing battery life and being completely waterproof. I also use this watch as my sole alarm clock.The only drawback to this watch is that the controls and menus take a bit to get used to. I'd recommend wearing it for a week before going on an adventure.
| Product dimensions | 4.57 x 1.52 x 4.57 cm; 49.9 Grams |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Wireless communication technologies | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity technologies | GPS |
| GPS | True |
Garmin Instinct Outdoor GPS Watch (Seafoam, 010-02064-64, SEA)
Delivery $48
I really liked my first garmin instinct. I hike, run, swim and wanted a way to keep track of these things accurately. Then I misplaced my first watch. I had become very dependent on it. Waited 2 weeks bought this one on sale. The battery life is really long without the solar, the solar works automatically. The accuracy for many things seemed improved from first one. I was getting inaccurate heart rate spike warnings on my first not with the second. The ability to record easily weight lifting is greatly improved. Even things like texts are easier to get and read. Please remember I loved my first instinct so this is just more positive on top of the first experience. Years ago I had a forerunner. I have stayed with Garmin. I like the options but I also like that it ... MoreI really liked my first garmin instinct. I hike, run, swim and wanted a way to keep track of these things accurately. Then I misplaced my first watch. I had become very dependent on it. Waited 2 weeks bought this one on sale. The battery life is really long without the solar, the solar works automatically. The accuracy for many things seemed improved from first one. I was getting inaccurate heart rate spike warnings on my first not with the second. The ability to record easily weight lifting is greatly improved. Even things like texts are easier to get and read. Please remember I loved my first instinct so this is just more positive on top of the first experience. Years ago I had a forerunner. I have stayed with Garmin. I like the options but I also like that it doesn't have everything under the sun like apple watches. I want it for focusing on fitness. I do have an apple phone so it doesn't connect for calls. Which I also see as a plus. Still has live tracking so someone knows where I am when it is on. If there is ever a safety concern that is a good feature. Love it.
I spent weeks figuring out which smartwatch and app duo to buy for 1) fitness, 2) GPS, 3) messages & calls, 4) battery life and 5) durability that cost $200. I list other reasons to grab this watch as well at the end.1) Fitness and 2) GPS - Garmin Connect, Garmin Explore and the Instinct Solar allow me to create (generic and custom), execute and track my HIITs, hikes, rides and swims (and more that I do not perform).It took me 3 seconds to figure out how to create my custom HIIT and weight training exercise groups/routines. Garmin offers a drop down list of all the exercises you can think of. I select the routine for the day, hit play on my Spotify (Via my Garmin!!) and go to it - easy!It took me some time to figure out how to start using my Instinct for maps ... MoreI spent weeks figuring out which smartwatch and app duo to buy for 1) fitness, 2) GPS, 3) messages & calls, 4) battery life and 5) durability that cost $200. I list other reasons to grab this watch as well at the end.1) Fitness and 2) GPS - Garmin Connect, Garmin Explore and the Instinct Solar allow me to create (generic and custom), execute and track my HIITs, hikes, rides and swims (and more that I do not perform).It took me 3 seconds to figure out how to create my custom HIIT and weight training exercise groups/routines. Garmin offers a drop down list of all the exercises you can think of. I select the routine for the day, hit play on my Spotify (Via my Garmin!!) and go to it - easy!It took me some time to figure out how to start using my Instinct for maps and hike routes but I just let the Explore app initiate the first 2 hikes. But only because I am stubborn and wanted to play-to-learn vs spending the 14 minutes to read/watch a video... Then I got smart and watched a video explaining all features and functions and now I am as close to a pro as I need to be.I created 12 hike and bike courses in about 5 minutes using the Explore app and created two bike routes on my Instinct that are now saved in Explore and on my phone.The highest quality GPS, compass mapping and track-back features are going to be invaluable for when I do my on/off-trail 3 night hike this Spring - and I will only be bringing my phone for emergencies - keeping it off so I will be relying on the Instinct itself!The Instinct offers 3 types of GPS to use depending where you are and what you plan to do. I use basic GPS and it is accurate enough for my needs, and it uses less battery life than , and coupled with the Explore app, you don't need anything else for a weekend hike.3) Messaging and calls - I get notifications and can turn on/off Do Not Disturb from my watch. I set up Do Not Disturb windows for certain notifications thru Garmin Connect, as well as custom message replies. I can answer calls when wearing ear buds or directly on the phone via the Instinct. And it pauses Spotify whenever I take a call. This was the least important to me on my "needs" list, but now that I have it, I find myself using it more and more.4) Battery Life - So very important to me. All of my watches (except 1) are automatics or Solar! Charging daily is a big "NO" for me, as is changing batteries. Maybe it's a the only bit of prepper in me, but relying on power sucks! And what's worse are items that suck power!The Instinct Solar has a 21d battery while using base features and functions. I got in a weekend while using basic GPS during my trip (turned it off when not in use). Wnd I haven't had the watch long enough to test the Battery Save mode (1000s of hours!). And the watch still has great features in Battery Save mode - but only one base digital watch face. But seriously, if the world does end, I am not going to give two sticks about my watch face and functions because THE INSTINCT SOLAR HAS UNLIMITED POWER WITH SOLAR CHARGING, BABY! Which is moot if we have a nuclear winter... Didnt think of that one... Oh well.5) Durability - Garmin made these to be tough for rugged work and play, including cliffjumping and swimming. Seriously - saw a guy in Hawaii banging one around ro k climbing and jumping into deep water. I just use mine in the pool for now but will be ocean-bound soon enough.The watch face is made of protective glass and the gorilla glass face protector is scratch- and shatter-proof without affecting the Solar charging capabilities. I also bought after-market rubber case covers and charging port covers, just to add a bit more protection.Others things I pondered before choosing the Instinct Solar:1. Size - 44mm is perfect. I am 6'1" 240 and it looks great on me. I've seen smaller people wear them too and it isn't "clunky" looking. It is also light so it doesn't feel like I'm wearing it.The 22mm comfy, silicon band is easily replaced with quick remove pins - I grabbed a khaki strap for mine. It feels even more comfortable and non-existant on my wrist.2. The screen!!! This is the BIG one for so many people...I thought I wanted color - I really did. And the touchscreen? For sure. So cool to scroll and tap that color screen, right!?WRONG. None of that matters with the Instinct button layout, menu screen and Widgets. Seriously. I think I am faster with the botton press and widget navigation! It's press, press, go vs slide slide go. Does you hike really care? And water doesn't accidently slide your screen like it can on touchscreens.As for color, I don't mind the monochrome display. It adds toothed rugged look in my opinion, and helps with that battery life. The Instinct even comes with two analog faces! Which I thought I would only use (a reason I got it acutally), but I don't! I have a casual and a dress dress watch for that (which I haven't worn in the month I've hadn't his Garmin).Lastly, for $230, it got all I wanted! I got an AlphaStrong Delta watch (also 21day battery with color touchscreen) and regret not spending the Xtra $100! It is total garbage compared to my Instinct!I just ditched my Delta and sold my Solor Pathfinder, which I used ALL THE TIME and am loving the Instinct.So what about the Fenix?? Sure! Same features and functions with color touchscreen. $200 vs $900-$1000 for Fenix7 solar people. The next one down is the the Fenix 6 and that is around $400-$450. The Venu doesn't compare and the Epix is a color screen downgraded Instinct overall for a little more money.Oh yeah! With the $$ I saved by not getting the Fenix6, I found a used Gravel bike to start creating new, non-MTB routes! To me this is all a bin win.Very pleased to say the least.
I love this watch. It is simple, practicle, durable and loaded with features. I use this watch for hiking. I upload a route from all trails by downloading the gpx file and head off to the start point. The watch gives notifications if you are on track and points with a clear arrow where you need to walk. You can easily save GPS points, like where your campsite is or where you parked. I enjoy keeping an eye on the barometer for storms, the energy meter to know if I'm sick, and the customizable watch faces. The track back feature is awesome, you can just head out on a walk and it will guide you back to your start point whenever you want to turn around. All while having amazing battery life and being completely waterproof. I also use this watch as my sole alarm ... MoreI love this watch. It is simple, practicle, durable and loaded with features. I use this watch for hiking. I upload a route from all trails by downloading the gpx file and head off to the start point. The watch gives notifications if you are on track and points with a clear arrow where you need to walk. You can easily save GPS points, like where your campsite is or where you parked. I enjoy keeping an eye on the barometer for storms, the energy meter to know if I'm sick, and the customizable watch faces. The track back feature is awesome, you can just head out on a walk and it will guide you back to your start point whenever you want to turn around. All while having amazing battery life and being completely waterproof. I also use this watch as my sole alarm clock.The only drawback to this watch is that the controls and menus take a bit to get used to. I'd recommend wearing it for a week before going on an adventure.
The watch is light weight and very comfortable to wear all day long, and can even be wore to bed. The display is large and clear and easy to read and always on. The buttons have good feel and activate the functions very easily. There are multiple faces and the face can be either dark background or light background. The Bluetooth setup was very easy and the app is very informative and detailed. The watch can receive phone notifications and displays quickly and easy to read. The built in features are useful and easily to access several built in exercises easy to add others. The GPS is very accurate and the heartrate monitor seems to be very accurate as well. The watch has great battery life, at least 5 days if not using the GPS feature, and the display can include the ... MoreThe watch is light weight and very comfortable to wear all day long, and can even be wore to bed. The display is large and clear and easy to read and always on. The buttons have good feel and activate the functions very easily. There are multiple faces and the face can be either dark background or light background. The Bluetooth setup was very easy and the app is very informative and detailed. The watch can receive phone notifications and displays quickly and easy to read. The built in features are useful and easily to access several built in exercises easy to add others. The GPS is very accurate and the heartrate monitor seems to be very accurate as well. The watch has great battery life, at least 5 days if not using the GPS feature, and the display can include the battery charge remaining. The watch can be recharged quickly.
I bought Garmin Instinct Solar watch to replace my Garmin 230 Forerunner watch. The Forerunner 230 was a good looking watch but it lacked walk and hike settings. I recorded the activity as arum activity and then modified it to a walk. It also didn't hav an altimeter, so elevation's didn't match my Garmin Edge 530. Instinct Solar was on sale for $200 dollars and so I buying it was easy decision. However it is far from perfect. It is a rather ugly watch in my view. Display area is small, so it displays limited information. There is a choice of selection of display view setting to choose from. I does meet my needs. If money wasn't the deciding factor I wouldn't have bought this watch. It is not a watch for wearing at social gatherings due it's looks and basic display.
This is my second Garmin watch and I love the functionality and ease use when setting up activities. The buttons allow for quick change and reference to commonly used displays. Less attractive is the battery life which promises 20 days when fully charged, but dies in less than a week. I have exposed the watch to full sun at the beach for an entire day with no noticeable change in battery life. If I could have a watch like this with the battery life Garmin promises, it would be a keeper. To add to that the reason I bought a second Garmin watch is because the battery life in the previous dwindled down to less than a day on a full charge. I fully expect that after a year, this watch will do the same thing. Garmin needs to address this area. Most of these watches are ... MoreThis is my second Garmin watch and I love the functionality and ease use when setting up activities. The buttons allow for quick change and reference to commonly used displays. Less attractive is the battery life which promises 20 days when fully charged, but dies in less than a week. I have exposed the watch to full sun at the beach for an entire day with no noticeable change in battery life. If I could have a watch like this with the battery life Garmin promises, it would be a keeper. To add to that the reason I bought a second Garmin watch is because the battery life in the previous dwindled down to less than a day on a full charge. I fully expect that after a year, this watch will do the same thing. Garmin needs to address this area. Most of these watches are returned for the same reason. Poor battery life. Perhaps it needs an old fashioned winder on it.
I love Garmin products for their ruggedness and reliability. I have a 10 year old Garmin GPS, a 5 year old Garmin edge bike computer, and I used my non-solar Garmin Instinct daily for 3 years. I've had no problems with them and they have been through lots of abuse and some pretty epic bicycle crashes. I upgraded to the solar version of the instinct because I wanted to do 3-5 day off the grid bikepacking events without worrying about the charge on my watch. Bingo, this watch fits the bill. In three weeks of use, with daily fitness tracking that varies from 30-120 minutes, this watch has been on the charger once. It didn't even need to be charged because it was still at 62%. The picture I attached is after a 1 hour ride into work this morning in the dark. After I ride ... MoreI love Garmin products for their ruggedness and reliability. I have a 10 year old Garmin GPS, a 5 year old Garmin edge bike computer, and I used my non-solar Garmin Instinct daily for 3 years. I've had no problems with them and they have been through lots of abuse and some pretty epic bicycle crashes. I upgraded to the solar version of the instinct because I wanted to do 3-5 day off the grid bikepacking events without worrying about the charge on my watch. Bingo, this watch fits the bill. In three weeks of use, with daily fitness tracking that varies from 30-120 minutes, this watch has been on the charger once. It didn't even need to be charged because it was still at 62%. The picture I attached is after a 1 hour ride into work this morning in the dark. After I ride home in the daylight, it will be topped off again. It is also very easy to use the Garmin Connect app. It easily links up with Strava and my Rowerg app to send and record my workouts.
I shopped around until I was sure of what I wanted and was sure I was getting the best deal. The watch arrived a day early and is exactly as described and I'm delighted with it but not the band. Ordered a nylon velcro band and what a huge improvement. But that's a personal preference. The only thing I don't like is the lack of an instructional manual. All I got was a quick start guide but that seems to be the norm nowadays. They expect you to go online and find the app and all that happy horsesh#t. Don't know what you do if you don't have internet or a smart phone but I suppose that's unlikely if you're buying a watch like this. I bought a screen protector that comes with silicone covers for the charging port. Mine did not come with a cover for the port and I guess ... MoreI shopped around until I was sure of what I wanted and was sure I was getting the best deal. The watch arrived a day early and is exactly as described and I'm delighted with it but not the band. Ordered a nylon velcro band and what a huge improvement. But that's a personal preference. The only thing I don't like is the lack of an instructional manual. All I got was a quick start guide but that seems to be the norm nowadays. They expect you to go online and find the app and all that happy horsesh#t. Don't know what you do if you don't have internet or a smart phone but I suppose that's unlikely if you're buying a watch like this. I bought a screen protector that comes with silicone covers for the charging port. Mine did not come with a cover for the port and I guess that's normal but I would think moisture and dirt would not be a good thing in there. One last thing - I've had the watch for just over a week and I'm still showing half charge on the battery which is better than I was expecting!
I've been using the Garmin Instinct Rugged Outdoor Watch with GPS (Model 010-02064-00) for about a month now, and I'm really impressed with it. It's a great watch for anyone who loves the outdoors, whether you're a hiker, camper, or just someone who likes to be active.The Instinct is built to last. It's made with a durable polymer case and a scratch-resistant display, and it's water-resistant to 100 meters. It also meets U.S. Military Standard 810G for thermal, shock, and water resistance.The Instinct has a built-in GPS, so you can track your runs, hikes, and other activities. It also has a heart rate monitor, so you can track your fitness levels. And it has a variety of other features, including a compass, altimeter, barometer, and weather forecast.I've been ... MoreI've been using the Garmin Instinct Rugged Outdoor Watch with GPS (Model 010-02064-00) for about a month now, and I'm really impressed with it. It's a great watch for anyone who loves the outdoors, whether you're a hiker, camper, or just someone who likes to be active.The Instinct is built to last. It's made with a durable polymer case and a scratch-resistant display, and it's water-resistant to 100 meters. It also meets U.S. Military Standard 810G for thermal, shock, and water resistance.The Instinct has a built-in GPS, so you can track your runs, hikes, and other activities. It also has a heart rate monitor, so you can track your fitness levels. And it has a variety of other features, including a compass, altimeter, barometer, and weather forecast.I've been using the Instinct for a variety of activities, and it's been great. It's accurate, easy to use, and it's very durable. I highly recommend it to anyone who's looking for a great outdoor watch.Here are some of the pros and cons of the Garmin Instinct Rugged Outdoor Watch with GPS (Model 010-02064-00):Pros:Rugged and durableBuilt-in GPSHeart rate monitorCompass, altimeter, barometer, and weather forecastLong battery lifeCons:The display is not as bright as some other watchesThe watch can be a bit bulky for some peopleThe watch is not as stylish as some other watchesOverall, I think the Garmin Instinct Rugged Outdoor Watch with GPS (Model 010-02064-00) is a great watch for anyone who loves the outdoors. It's rugged, durable, and has a variety of features that make it perfect for tracking your activities.
I got this watch for my birthday a month ago after it was highly recommended by a co-worker. It was great the first few days I used it, until it started shutting itself off for no reason. I would absolutely love this watch if it worked the way it's supposed to work. It randomly turns off almost every day and sometimes multiple times in a day. I got it on sale at Bass Pro Shops. I thought I got a really good deal but I got defective watch and I guess I have to return it. I don't know what to do about yet. After I charged it last time it worked fine for a couple days so I though it maybe worked the bug out through an update or something but it shut down on me twice today. I'm disappointed. Otherwise, the watch would be awesome. I've used it for walking, running, ... MoreI got this watch for my birthday a month ago after it was highly recommended by a co-worker. It was great the first few days I used it, until it started shutting itself off for no reason. I would absolutely love this watch if it worked the way it's supposed to work. It randomly turns off almost every day and sometimes multiple times in a day. I got it on sale at Bass Pro Shops. I thought I got a really good deal but I got defective watch and I guess I have to return it. I don't know what to do about yet. After I charged it last time it worked fine for a couple days so I though it maybe worked the bug out through an update or something but it shut down on me twice today. I'm disappointed. Otherwise, the watch would be awesome. I've used it for walking, running, kayaking, and bicycling. Although, it did shut itself off once during my bike ride. I really want to give this watch five stars. I will if I can get one that works properly.
| Product dimensions | 4.57 x 1.52 x 4.57 cm; 49.9 Grams |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Wireless communication technologies | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity technologies | GPS |
| GPS | True |
