I HATE THIS.  I want a running watch, and that's it.

The problem with the idea of using the garmin as a fitness tracker is that no one wants to wear a watch that looks like that as an everyday watch.

The problem with the idea of using the garmin as a fitness tracker is that no one wants to wear a watch that looks like that as an everyday watch.

I do.  But I am a run geek and embrace it.

However, also it is a 620 which is 'normal' ish as far as watches go  vs. the 305 type of look.  To be honest, it is marginally the most expensive time-piece I own and hands down the most usable.

Not to mention, a bit of an identity and icebreaker in meetings.

 

But people do.  I wouldn't mind that if I didn't have such a small wrist, because it looks ridiculous.  And that's actually a concern -- if the face is too big for my wrist, light will get into the back and the sensor won't even work.

Yeah. It is my best fitting garmin so far but still, this is how it fits my wrist:

 

Yeah. It is my best fitting garmin so far but still, this is how it fits my wrist:

 

Yeah...

Looks like a dinner plate.

Picture of mine in my RR - definitely does not appear as large as yours does.

 

Yeah. It is my best fitting garmin so far but still, this is how it fits my wrist:

 

You burned enough calories to eat a medium four-cheese pizza, drink an entire bottle of wine, and finish it off with a big ass slice of chocolate and fudge cake, all guilt free.

 

I am all about a huge burger and fries. And after eating all those Gu's, sweet doesn't appeal to me.

It actually takes me a while to work up an appetite after a marathon. When I do, it's generally not a huge meal, just eating continuously for about 8 hours.

 

Yeah. It is my best fitting garmin so far but still, this is how it fits my wrist:

 

Yep.