Can be used to measure 5K and 10K race lengths?
296151
Sorry kare...I've never had to measure that kind of distance. I use to measure vendor booths for our Art & Wine Festival. Those measurments are in increments of 10'.
296152
This counter measures in feet and only up to 9,999, which isn't even two miles. Feet are smaller than meters, so you'll have to be really good at conversions and keep track of where it has to reset to 0.
296153
5K and 10K races are actually 5K and 10K meters. The Roadrunner measures in feet and inches. The unit is small and is made for shorter distances. The small wheel and mechanics inside would have to endure a phenomenal beating. I would think that to measure such great distances your would want a unit made for highway measurements such as the Keson RR318N (10,000ft) or the Keson MP401E (100,000ft).
296154
very inaccurate. you will get a different measurement every time with a wheel. Accuracy would be using a hand held gps and plot it on your computer.
367268
I really don't know as I have only used it for races up to a 5K. I believe it will go for 24 hours.JHP
1549476
It can be configured to display current or average pace. I currently have a page setup with average pace with my average lap time and one page with current pace and lap time.
1642813
No, it will still count the laps, and the time will run also, but if you are resting inbetween sets, use the drill. See instructions on setting that up.
1698760
I don't believe this does what you're looking for. It's really designed for a sport where you are recording elapsed times and splits one event at a time such as track or swim meets. It sounds like you need dual stop watch capabilities for 2 or 3 separate events run cocurrently. I don't know of such a watch but I wouldn't be surprised if it was out there. I hope this answers your question. Good luck.
1093685
No, for that purpose is the polar loop, m400 or v800 units.The polar stride sensor measures stride length, cadence (when running) and running speed.At least pairing with a v800 unit (I'm doing in that way).
1992357
I have found mine to be very accurate, although sometimes it will be off usually about a quarter mile for a 10 miles ruen. I think it has more to do with the movement or adjustment of the satelites rather than the watch, since I have noticed on the peaks website that sometimes the course is really off and has me starting out in Lake Erie. There is not really much you can do about it and all brands pretty much use the same gps. If I am running a course for time, I always measure it by my bike or car for better accuracy. I did do a 10 mile race last fall and it showed 10.07 which was very good. Trees and turns or switchbacks can through it off as well. I have found mine to be very accurate, although sometimes it will be off usually about a quarter mile for a 10 miles ruen. I think it has more to do with the movement or adjustment of the satelites rather than the watch, since I have noticed on the peaks website that sometimes the course is really off and has me starting out in Lake Erie. There is not really much you can do about it and all brands pretty much use the same gps. If I am running a course for time, I always measure it by my bike or car for better accuracy. I did do a 10 mile race last fall and it showed 10.07 which was very... » Read More I have found mine to be very accurate, although sometimes it will be off usually about a quarter mile for a 10 miles ruen. I think it has more to do with the movement or adjustment of the satelites rather than the watch, since I have noticed on the peaks website that sometimes the course is really off and has me starting out in Lake Erie. There is not really much you can do about it and all brands pretty much use the same gps. If I am running a course for time, I always measure it by my bike or car for better accuracy. I did do a 10 mile race last fall and it showed 10.07 which was very good. Trees and turns or switchbacks can through it off as well. « Show Less
2155993
If you're asking if it measures distance, no. It is for leveling or making sure many items are lined up.
632401
Yes. You have the option of selecting miles or km. You can change it in the settings. You can't view both miles and km simultaneously however.
452384
YES. This unit can be used to read speed of just about anything that passes within its range.
1080848
Absolutely not. This only tracks your mileage that your run. I has no map etc.
1950707
Yes I suggest you try a side by side test to make sure.You can contact their website with questions.I believe they make a meter also.
390369
I'm not positive but as long as the connectors fit you should be able to use it on 10 meter
419498
Hi, If you have an Ipod Nano you can try the very cheap, in comparison with GPS, Nike+ Sportkit. Once you calibrate it, it is very accurate. All my runs (same route) about 8km only vary on +/- 100m. Hope that helps a little bit.
1887548
Yes you can but from what I can tell, you are unable to view your stats at the same time. You'd be much better off to just set your lap distance to 1 mile (the default), then enable auto-lap. The watch will beep at the end of every mile and you would know to switch to a run/walk.
1322335
Hi. Yes the watch holds the last 10 runs recorded. You can view them by simply going into run history. This is a great feature which is lacking in my TomTom.
2284566
Yes, if buy the heart monitor strap. It tells you if its too low or in range. If you sign up for Garmin connect it will create a graph for each workout so you can compare as well. I had to use all of this for a class.