Garmin Vector 3

That's me sort of getting a bit sloppy on the pedals after a hard sprint Fine looking good after that So numbers wise they're looking pretty good and ...

Today we have the new Garmin Vector 3 Parameter Pedals. Garmin revamped its predecessor Vector 2 pedal based Parameter with the all new Vector 3. The ...

By default the Vector 3 comes with two batteries each side, and you can get a bit of knocking and shaking and it can get a bit messy in there with dro...

Easy to transfer between bikes, and not impacted by things like changing crank length, or new drive trains etc etc. There's really not a lot of room to 'upgrade' pedals. I've had the same set of Garmin Vector 3 for 4 or 5 years now.

I received a set of these after waiting months for a pair. The Cycling Dynamics are interesting, specifically for those in the Garmin ecosystem, using an Edge, etc... However, Garmin-specifics aside, there is not much benefit to me over other pedals that I have been using recently. In addition to be...

Not just a two sided power meter, but Garmin Vector power meter I believe is needed.

I have the badge.

buy refurbished ones and save money. my new ones didnt work. called Garmin. they immediately wanted to send out a rebuild kit for battery compartment. i returned them and bought refurbished ones forv33% less and they actually worked out of the box. shame on you Garmin.

Garmin vector 3- mine have worked flawlessly for 4 years. No complaints but I wouldn’t get them again. Compared to Assiomas or a quarq the Garmins are just too pricy. I can buy 2 quarqs and put them on 2 different bikes.

Right pedal often loosing the connection so power measurement is wrong! It is clearly a design flaw and it is not acceptable from a product that cost more than 1000USD.

First PM. The vector 3s I bought used on Facebook marketplace for $200. The Stages PM is a ultegra 6800 that I bought for $150 on eBay. Power meters don’t have to be expensive.