Does it track cadence?
1843777
It tracks steps. That is what it use when on treadmill mode (haven't tested it). From some manual: "...treadmill capabilities. The TomTom utilizes an internal accelerometer to measure pace and distance indoors without the use of GPS. It does this by evaluating arm swing and cadence to determine pace". On one of your exported sport sites, like mysports.tomtom.com, you can see stats like "STRIDES / min". Also, for bikes, there is an external sensor you can buy.
1843778
If you're wondering as far as strides per minute then yes it does. This is a great watch and worth every penny
1843779
Yes, but you can only see it in the website, it's called "Stride" there. I checked in my watch and it doesn't list that information there.
134377
It works great for my running requirements. I monitor my SPM (steps per minute) to ensure I am keeping a specific pace/cadence.
1001474
No, this model is the step down. Although it will sync with my bluetooth 4.0 bike computer and show cadence from that, but no altimeter. I didn't get the altimeter model because although it shows you instantaneous gain on a climb or descent, it's not something I would be looking at while working out. When you upload your workouts to the computer it shows your elevation profile which is enough for me.
1089897
No. The one with cadence is this one, Cateye Strada Cadence Bike Computer. You can find it right here in Amazon.com.
2104790
Just went down to check my bike to refresh my memory. There is 1 sensor unit you install on your bike. It houses 2 sensors inside (1 for the magnet you put on your pedal for cadence, and 1 for the magnet you put on your back tire for speed). Then of course there is the heart rate band you put around your chest.Please let me know if you have any further questions.Thanks!
2096329
Absolutely. It basically reads two magnets. One attached to a spoke for speed based on the circumference of your wheel. The second one attachs to the crank arm and measures cadence as each time the crank arm magnet passes the cadence sensor. The bike's gearing speeds have nothing to do with it. The 10 is simply Garmin ' model number.
1002301
It does track speed, direction of travel, and location. It doesn't have an accelerometer, no data about jackrabbit starts or 2-wheel turns.
198457
Yes, it does. You may use the Virtual Partner to set a specific pace in order to compare your current pace versus your target pace.Keep in mind that this unit is not produced anymore by Garmin but when I looked up the newer models around the same price range, I noticed the newer ones do not have alerts (pace, heart rate, etc).
830336
Yes, I just tried it to see. It will count distance,calories, pulse, everything in either direction.
1114571
No, it automatically tracks it for you as long as you have the watch on your wrist and turned on.
1871840
Cadence, no; distance, yes; speed, not really, it will give you pace, which... On a bike is not what your looking for; average speed, no... Ave. pace instead; elevation, yes.
1609114
Yes, it tracks seconds when you use it as a standard watch and when you track workouts.
2104794
Just went down to check my bike to refresh my memory. There is 1 sensor unit you install on your bike. It houses 2 sensors inside (1 for the magnet you put on your pedal for cadence, and 1 for the magnet you put on your back tire for speed). Then of course there is the heart rate band you put around your chest. Please let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks!
998113
Yes, it does. Once you go online to garmin connect, there is a lot of information available about your activity. As Bart said, not so much on the watch as you run.
1580618
Yes it counts strides, and calculates strides per minute and so on. When you upload to Tomtom My Sports and Map My Fitness you can see a variety of graphs, diagrams, maps and data. Don't worry, it's all there!! :)
1585669
Yes it does. However the new one has an accelerometer built in which gives you additional data on stride length, etc (see my review)
1782953
I thought so. The mph it's always displayed and the various modes are in smaller font. If your working on keeping a pace or working up to one, this gives you an accurate measure. If you don't need cadence there are cheaper models. For another 10 bucks this is a good feature and this is one of the cheapest computers with cadence. Add solid product too.