Ran 10 in beautiful winter weather. 14 degrees, sunny, very little wind, there is sand/gravel on most of the sidewalks.

 

It won't let us go to that screen with those two watches.  We tried.  I'll try again on my 230.  That's one of the bad parts about the 220 for him, not being able to switch the run/walk intervals or do anything else after the run has started.  Even with pausing, it's not accessible.

I'll play around with it tonight.

 

I know that I can get to activity settings once I pause my run

On the 220?  I know the higher numbered Garmins do but I have been unable to figure this out for hubby on the 220 and his 230.  And he won't buy a higher one, silly man.

Hey everyone!!

Posting two days in a row, crazy 

Had a nice 10 miler this morning, right on the line for me temp wise, but went with shorts anyway, wasn't too bad.  Cold is rolling in now tho, some snow tonight/tomorrow, which down here just means that everyone is going to lose their minds over a few flakes LOL

Hope everyone is having a great day!!

 

I know that I can get to activity settings once I pause my run

Don't even know how to "pause" a run on the 620, unless I turn on the auto-pause when I stop running(speex at 0 mph, for example). But manually, I only know how to stop and re-start a run, which is what I use at traffic lights.

 

On the 220?  I know the higher numbered Garmins do but I have been unable to figure this out for hubby on the 220 and his 230.  And he won't buy a higher one, silly man.

I don't think so. That's what I have, and I think once you are running, you are stuck with what you got. But I am perfectly happy with it.

Hey everyone!!

 

Posting two days in a row, crazy 

You've met your quota, see ya next year. lol

 

Stopping = Pausing

Ok, that' what I do, but the auto-pause actually pauses the watch. The start action  is represented by a green triangle on the screen, the stop is a red square, and the auto-pause uses two parallel yellow bars. I always wondered if I could access that pause mode manually.