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Garmin Forerunner 225 - GPS Running Watch with Wrist-based Heart Rate

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Garmin Forerunner 225 - GPS Running Watch with Wrist-based Heart Rate

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Garmin Forerunner 225 - GPS Running Watch with Wrist-based Heart Rate
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$299.99

 
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Garmin Forerunner 225 - GPS Running Watch with Wrist-based Heart Rate.

Training with Heart Rate is a Shade Easier

We didn’t just get rid of the heart strap on the 225 — we also refined how this watch sums up your effort. A colorful gauge identifies your heart rate zone and beats per minute in real time: when it’s gray, you’re in your warm-up zone, which starts at 50 percent of your max heart rate; blue is your easy zone (starts at 60 percent of max); green is aerobic (starts at 70 percent of max); orange is threshold (starts at 80 percent of max); and red is your maximum zone, which starts at 90 percent of the maximum rate your heart can beat. If your training plan calls for running a set time or distance within a certain zone, you’ll appreciate this colorful interface that helps you see your zone at a glance so you can simply focus on your effort.
Out of the box, Forerunner 225 sets your zones based on your age-adjusted max heart rate estimate of 220 minus your age. You can adjust these zones either on the watch or at Garmin Connect, allowing you to customize your watch as needed. At Garmin Connect, our free online community, you can also create advanced workouts or download free training plans, send to your watch and get coach-like guidance.
It’s All in the Wrist
Forerunner 225 uses an optical sensor (using Mio Heart Rate Technology) that shines light into your skin and then measures the amount of light returned. Because there are slight changes as blood pumps through your wrist, the sensor detects those changes and uses a sophisticated filtering process to determine your heart rate. A light seal on the back of the watch blocks out ambient light to help ensure proper heart rate detection.
Beyond the Running Trail
In addition to using GPS to calculate distance and pace, the 225 has a built-in accelerometer. This allows it to capture distance and pace data when you’re running on an indoor track or treadmill, with no need for a separate foot pod accessory. It even doubles as an activity tracker, counting the steps and calories you burn all day. Plus, it will remind you to move if you’ve been sitting for more than an hour. When you get that cue to move, just walk for a couple of minutes to reset the inactivity indicator.
Get Connected
Forerunner 225 offers connected features¹ like automatic uploads to Garmin Connect, our free online community where you can save, plan and share your activities. Just download the free Garmin Connect™ Mobile app to your smartphone and then pair your watch. When you save your completed run, it will automatically upload when you’re in range of your phone. Additional connected features include live tracking, which allows your friends and fans to follow along and see your stats in real-time. You can also share your activities on your social media sites by posting updates through the Garmin Connect Mobile app.
  • Physical dimensions 11.3 x 1.9 x 0.6
  • Display size, WxH 1.0 diameter
  • Display resolution, WxH 180 x 180 pixels
  • Weight 1.9 oz.
  • Battery Rechargeable lithium-ion
  • Battery life Up to 4 weeks in watch mode; up to 10 hours in GPS mode with optional HRM
  • History 200 hours of activity data
  • Accelerometer; calculates distance for indoor workouts, without need for a foot pod
  • Heart rate monitor
  • Auto Pause; pauses and resumes timer based on speed
  • Auto Lap; automatically starts a new lap
  • Auto Scroll; cycles through data pages during workout
  • Advanced workouts; create custom, goal-oriented workouts
  • Pace alert; triggers alarm if you vary from preset pace
  • Garmin Connect compatible; online community where you analyze, categorize and share data

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