Date: March 7th, 2011 |
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The iPhone may just replace the Leatherman as the most valuable travel-sized multi-tool. Sure it can’t whittle some kindling wood for your campfire or open a can of soup, but it can make airline reservations, help you find a campsite, tell you which way is North, and help you keep your travel documents organized.
If you’re trying to pack light, the iPhone can cut down on the number of gadgets and dodads yo
Date: March 2nd, 2011 |
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Looking to improve your fitness level? Heart Rate Monitors are a great tool for monitoring your fitness progress and helping you stay in your target zone during workouts. Heart Rate Monitors measure and display your heart rate in real time giving you continuous feedback about your level of effort so you can adjust your level of intensity to get in your desired workout zone.
Whether you are a casual walker or veteran marathoner
Date: February 18th, 2011 |
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Suunto M2 Heart Rate Monitor – pretty basic heart rate monitor
The Suuonto M2 Heart Rate Monitor is as basic as they get. If all you’re looking for is a watch that displays your heart rate with a few end of workout stats, the M2 might be perfect for you. If you’re looking for a watch that can tell you your speed, distance, and assorted workout stats, you won’t be happy with thi
Date: February 17th, 2011 |
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Garmin Forerunner 110 GPS – entry-level GPS sports watch
The Garmin Forerunner 110 GPS is a great entry-level GPS sports watch. It comes in both a men’s and women’s version (and a less expensive version without heart rate functions). The watch is simple and easy to use and displays reliable and consistent distance, speed, and heart rate information.
Using GPS, the Forerunner 110 accurately records your pace, distance, and time. Data from each ru
Date: February 7th, 2011 |
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In the never-ending quest for the best travel gear, one of the things that tends to be really appealing is a tool that can multi-task. It helps when you’re trying to pack light – whether you’re going carry-on only for a 10-day trip through France or you’re on a long weekend camping trip – and it also helps cut down on the number of things you need to remembe