Timex Ironman Run Trainer

Name: Timex Ironman Run Trainer
Brand: Timex
SKU: 637ff8f36015cb2b9f2ac0f4
Rating: 3.1 (56 reviews)

Based on 56 reviews

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Great value for money

Highly customizable display

GPS capabilities

Compatible with TrainingPeaks, MapMyFitness, and several more sites

Waterproof

Not always accurate with GPS

Battery life can be short

Can be disruptive when GPS turns on inside

Verdict

The Timex Ironman Run Trainer is a great GPS watch for runners and athletes alike. It has a highly customizable display, allowing users to view up to four lines of data at once with any one of 20 or so different metrics. The watch also comes with GPS capabilities and is compatible with TrainingPeaks, MapMyFitness, and several more sites. However, some users have reported that the GPS will occasionally turn itself on when inside, making a loud noise which can be disruptive.

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Reveiw of Timex Ironman GPS Run trainer

Hi guys, this is Pierce Gordon here with our review of the GPS speed plus distance Run trainer by Timex Ironman. Now, this is an overall pretty great ...

Demo: Timex Ironman Run Trainer 2.0 GPS Watch

For example, on March 4th, press enter and here you can look at the summary or the lap detail and then toggle through your data. Another great feature...

Timex Ironman Run Trainer GPS: Getting Started

When you're done with your workout, press the stop button, hold it down to reset, then select Yes to save. We recommend turning off the GPS signal whe...

Review Timex Ironman Run Trainer 2.0 GPS Watch

Hi, I'm Dave Erickson with the Timex Multisport team and I have Tim Holah here and he has the brand new Timex Ironman Run Trainer 2.0. So Tim, first i...

Timex Ironman: Using Laps & Splits Functions

Models with the heart rate monitor feature will also display your average heart rate for the lap.

Had some issues which I resolved, but this is a dealbreaker: DISTANCES WAY OFF ALL OF A SUDDEN!

OK, I bought this watch in December of 2013, wrote an initial review, then deleted it. NOW I HAVE A HUGE PROBLEM - I HOPE TIMEX CUSTOMER SERVICE WILL CONTACT ME ABOUT THIS! First though... I won't get into the issues I had previously because those are mostly resolved. Let me just give you some advic...

UPDATE: Watch died. Original review: Not bad at all. OK battery life. Durability questionable.

***UPDATE 2*** September 2017. I dropped the watch, or actually I knocked it off the table. So it's not like it fell off a cliff. The watch, which was fine up until that moment, died. The display went blank and cannot be turned on. I tried a hard reset, nothing. I tried hooking it up to my computer,...

Timed Run Timer--not so impressed

I was stuck after my Garmin FR60 died several weeks ago and I had a 1/2 Marathon coming up, and by the way the Garmin was a great watch! So, I wanted to upgrade since the local racing club no longer allows headsets and my iPhone would simply become a giant watch. I looked at every watch on the marke...

Good watch/expensive software

The Watch: you get more for your buck than probably any other GPS watch out there. The display is typical Ironman font and style but highly customizable. You can see 3 or 4 lines of data at once with any one of 20 or so different metrics(distance, HR, avg pace, instant pace). Plus, and this is key, ...

im going to give this watch 3 stars because it showed up totally dead in the box. i have read a few reviews about this issue and decided to buy it anyway. iwas able to fix it and it now works perfectly. i started by looking for any information about "reviving" the watch but everything pointed me to ...

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