it is compatible with forerunner 220?
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Yes it can be used with the 220. Here are the instructions from Garmin on how to add it : https://support.garmin.com/support/searchSupport/case.faces?caseId=%7Be9f07520-60f9-11e3-f27b-000000000000%7D
1835750
Forerunner 220 measures essential running data including distance, pace and heart rate. It's like having a coach on hand, providing constant feedback and recording all your stats so you can focus on your run. In addition to using GPS to calculate distance and pace, the 220 has a built-in accelerometer. So you know distance and pace data when you're running on an indoor track or treadmill, with no need for a separate foot pod. The accelerometer can also track distance when GPS is unavailable, such as when you run through a tunnel.
700288
I think so. I have owned a number of Garmin Forerunners over the years and the 220 is by and far the best. Garmin has finally gotten it right! The main differences between this watch and the 10 are 1) display- you can see more data and see it much more clearly on the 220, 2) vibration alerts- even though I do not run with an ipod, I would often not hear the audio chirp when I finished each mile (which the 10 does not have), but I can always hear the vibration, 3) pace alerts, which are extremely helpful during training, 4) battery life and 5) the 220 looks way better. Hope this helps! BTW: I am an avid endurance athlete- triathlons, marathons, running relays etc.
1889487
This item is ANT+ compatible. I would suggest contacting Garmin at 1-800-800-1020 for their recommendations.
237196
I don't know. I suggest you go to Garmin.com and pose the question with people who are more qualified to answer than I am.
42939
Not sure. But I can tell you I would DEFINiTELY NOT recommend this watch to ANYONE. This is my third Garmin, and the other two worked fine - this model has some major defects that I don't think Garmin wants to acknowledge. I"m looking at Polar or Nike or anything else but Garmin for my next GPS.
1536036
I don't think so. I have a Garmin watch that tracks miles when I run. I bought this as a heart rate monitor. It works pretty good but you do have to hold your finger over the face of the watch for approx 5 seconds.
1277354
I cannot answer specifically. But I ordered this and it did not work with my Timex watch. I would contact Timex. I have the Ironman Triathlon 200 Lap w/Digital Heart Rate Monitor. It seemed as if it should work but I couldn't get them to sync. I know it doesn't answer, but I would say check with Timex to be sure.
588709
It's a bluetooth device, so will be detected by any bluetooth smartphone, but you will need a compatible app. I use it with Endomondo and Runkeeper without problems.
1528475
If you look on the back case of your watch you should see to the left of the "ANT+" symbol M229. From the description..."is compatible with such heart rate watches as the Timex M229, M536, M560, M843, M844, and M878". I have the same watch and it linked up fine. Put the strap on before you synch with your watch.Good luck.
722019
It should work see https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/into-sports/discontinued/forerunner-405cx/prod31859.html (it is a possible option shown by Garmin)
2214284
Apologies, but I have no idea. You could check the garmin website - or - I thought there was a list of devices it worked with in the specifications. When I did a search, I specified the model of my unit. Perhaps looking at the space it fits into on the device would help.
1727395
I am unfamiliar with the garmin gps 220 but if it is ANT + compatible you should not have trouble pairing this chest strap to it. Check Garmin's website for more info on ANT+
646731
Very easy to connect and it holds tight. This guy has a great review and shows how it connects: http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2013/11/garmin-forerunner-depth-review.html. I love my new 220, I had a 405 for years and the 220 is a wonderful upgrade!!
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Hi Paul. I am afraid I do not know the answer to your question, for I am not a cyclist, nor have I used this watch while cycling. I am not sure the Forerunner 220 is the best option for a cyclist. There are other Forerunner watches better equip for the sport of cycling, and for triathletes.
762662
I would check the Garmin website to see if your Garmin will accept the map. But I believe that it will be compatible.
1236750
The answer is actually yes! First you need to have the 4-pin data transfer cable (not just the 2 pin charging cable), and then you can go to Soleus company's website and download Soleus Link software. Some details can be found on DC Rainmaker's website (just google "Timex Marathon GPS In-Depth Review"), although I have no luck using the old Soleus GPS software but only the Soleus Link works for me.