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Bia Sport
3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people
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Referral from
August 7, 2014
Holly P. asked:Looking for recommendations on GPS Watches. I have never owned one and recently have been using various apps on the phone, but despite frequent re-calibrating, I am not finding accuracy with these apps. I would like a watch that is reliable on the trails and road. It would also be nice if the watch could double as a measure of distance while hiking too. I am a casual runner, not worried about Vo2 max, etc. Sales person recommended Garmin Fenix 2 because of GPS capability on the trails. I wanted some local runners to weigh in though. Please help!Maggs M. replied:You might want to check out Bia. It's a new company with a great product. It's a great GPS and it has the ability to send out an SOS text (you set it up to go to the phone numbers you want) incase of an emergency while you are running/hiking. It's waterproof and it was designed by women to fit women's wrists. www.bia-sport.com The accuracy is on par with the Garmin products I've used.
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June 2, 2014
Linda H. asked:Quick question: does anyone use GPS while swimming in open water? Would like to figure out what the "perfect" swim GPS unit is. Thanks!Gramela H. replied:I can tell you that a Garmin 301XT will give you nothing but tall tales. I will be testing my new Bia on Sunday and I'll let you know how accurate it is. (http://bia-sport.com/)
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Referral from
March 4, 2014
Anne B. asked:Can someone recommend a couple GPS watches that are good for an Ultra run? My watch currently has a battery life of four hours and won't cut it.Patrick M. replied:Garmin 310 xt - battery life about 20 hours, and it's getting to be reasonably priced. If you can wait a bit for a new product that's just launching, you might want to check out "bia" http://www.bia-sport.com/ (That's a picture of a bia on top of a 310 xt on their home page.)
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