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Garmin Forerunner 305
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Mfg P/N: 010-00467-00
SKU: FRUN305

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FORERUNNER 305 PRODUCT DETAILS
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Form meets function with Garmin's next-generation, sleek and stylish line of personal trainers - the Forerunner 305 and Forerunner 205. Don't let their good looks fool you. These taskmasters will continually push you to do your personal best. The Forerunner 305 combines all of the popular features found in the 301 along with a high-sensitivity GPS receiver, new courses feature, and robust wireless heart rate monitor for optimal performance.

Designed for athletes of all levels, this running partner and personal trainer has one goal in mind - a better you. It continuously monitors your heart rate, speed, distance, pace and calories burned so you can train smarter, more effectively. It tracks your every move with a super-sensitive GPS that even works on tree-covered trails and near tall buildings. Receive a detailed post-workout analysis on the PC with included Training Center software.

The Forerunner 305 keeps you on track with innovative features including:
  • New! Sleek, stylish, lightweight design that ''wraps'' the GPS antenna around part of the wrist for a better view of the sky, improving reception during training
  • New! High-sensitivity GPS receiver provides faster acquisition times and improves tracking under trees and near tall buildings
  • New! Robust wireless heart rate monitor with softer, more comfortable chest strap eliminates cross-talk with other devices and helps you train in your zone
  • New! Customizable screens let you view up to 12 data fields on 3 data screens for immediate feedback on the information you need most when training
  • Multi-sport capability lets you seamlessly transition between sports without resetting the unit, so you can use it for running, biking, and more
  • Easy to use - no calibration required. Just turn it on and go
Customize your Forerunner 305 to get the most out of your training. To help you achieve your personal best, the Forerunner 305 includes the following smart features:
  • New! Courses feature lets you download recorded courses and compete against previous workouts
  • Auto Pause pauses and resumes training timer based on a specified speed so you never have to start or stop the timer
  • Auto Lap records lap data when you reach a specified time, distance or position so you never have to punch the lap button
  • Virtual Partner lets you train against a digital person at specified time, distance or pace goals
  • AutoScroll cycles through data pages during a workout
Monitor your pedaling cadence as you ride with the purchase of the GSC 10. Like the heart rate monitor, this self-calibrating, wireless speed/cadence sensor uses the same robust wireless technology to measure and report your pedaling strokes per minute.

Included Training Center software helps you tailor workouts to meet specific goals and objectives. Create your own workouts or use workout templates included on the CD. Interactive analysis tools let you chart performance overlaid on a map.

Data acquired by the Forerunner may also be analyzed with MotionBased.com, a web-based application that has partnered with Garmin. MotionBased provides in-depth analysis of your workouts, online mapping and route sharing that will take your training to the next level. Endurance athletes may also use the Forerunner with TrainingPeaks.com, an easy-to-use web based training system designed to help athletes train for any event.

Forerunner 305: You'll like the results.



FORERUNNER 305 PRODUCT FEATURES
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  • The Forerunner 305 by Garmin features the powerful high-sensitivity SiRFstarIII™ architecture
  • Weight: 2.72 oz. (77 grams)
  • Display (WxH): 1.3” x 0.8” (33mm x 20.3mm)
  • Physical size (WxHxD): 2.1” x .7” x 2.7” (53.3mm x 17.8mm x 68.6mm)
  • Lap Memory: 1,000 laps
  • Battery: Rechargeable internal lithium ion
  • Battery Life: 10 hours (typical use)
  • Waterproof: IEC 60529 IPX7 standards (submersible in one meter of water for up to 30 mins.)
  • Alerts: Time, distance, pace and heart rate
Heart rate monitor features:
  • Physical size (WxHxD): 13.7” x 1.4” x 0.5” (348mm x 35.6mm x 12.7mm)
  • Transmission range: approximately 3m (9.8ft)
  • Battery: 3 years (1 hour per day)/CR2032 (3 volts)
  • Weight: .74 oz (21 grams)



FORERUNNER 305 WHAT'S IN THE BOX?
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1. Garmin Forerunner 305 (010-00467-00)
2. Heart Rate Monitor
3. Training Center CD
4. Docking Cradle
5. Expander Strap
6. AC Charger
7. Garmin USB PC Interface Cable (010-10477-03)
8. Owners Manual
9. Quick Start Guide
 



FORERUNNER 305 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
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Devin
PE, Canada
November 19, 2009
 		 GARMIN FORERUNNER 305

Pros: 4 way split screen so you can see multiple items
I've only had the chance to use my new Garmin a few times, but from what i've seen I like it. I ran my first half- marathon without any GPS, just a stopwatch, so I bought this Garmin for my next big race. I think it's going to come in very useful in my training, so that I can reach my new goal time, and get a new PB in my next half-marathon. I was a little concerned about it's size from reading reviews before I bought my new Garmin, but i'm happy to say that it's not too big at all. It looks to about the same size as other GPS products that i've seen.

1 out of 2 viewers found this review helpful.

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Paul
Kincardine, Ont
November 2, 2009
 		 GARMIN FORERUNNER 305

A great running aid. Used it last month for Toronto marathon and dead accurate, ie, 42.2 km logged. Allows impartial and objective instant feedback as to how one is running. Now I can monitor both my engine rpms,(HR) as well as speedometer.

8 out of 13 viewers found this review helpful.

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Vic
Blainville
November 2, 2009
 		 RELIABLE AND GREAT VALUE GPS WATCH

Pros: great price and reliable gps reception
Cons: none
This product has great GPS reception within forests and around high buildings. The watch is simple to use and many customizable data fields. Looks big but feels light. Love the software by garmin for post race autoevaluation.

8 out of 15 viewers found this review helpful.

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MCGYVER
Tacoma,WA
September 20, 2009
 		 BEST RUNNING GPS IN MY OPINION

Pros: very easy to use
Cons: it is bulky if you have very small wrists
have been using this model for over a year and am very happy with the performance of it. I also have the 205 as a back up for when we want to run a very long ultra. I have never had a problem with this or my 205. I even bought my wife a 305 and she uses it alot. we average about 11 hours out of the 305 and about 7 hours from the 205. I would recomend either one.

14 out of 24 viewers found this review helpful.

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MRComment
N/A
June 30, 2009
 		 HIGHER MODEL OF FORERUNNER 305

Starting with the Forerunner 305. Garmin finally started producing GPS-enabled watches that didn't make you look like a total goof while tracking your pace and vitals, but these still weren't timepieces you'd be comfortable wearing to the office or even a bar. Then came the Forerunner 50, which had the perfect watch-like form factor, but unfortunately, no GPS. So fans of this line will be pleased to learn that Garmin has somehow been able to shoehorn a satellite receiver into a casing not much bigger than the 50's and dubbed it the Forerunner 405. Besides monitoring and logging speed, distance, heart rate and location, the 405 also features a touch-sensitive bezel for controlling its various functions, as well as the same proprietary ANT+Sport wireless syncing technology as the GPS-less 50. Available in either black or green. To read heart rate monitor buyer guide, please visit http://www.coolcheapest.com/HeartRateMonitors.aspx

56 out of 122 viewers found this review helpful.

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Warren
Ottawa
June 26, 2009
 		 GARMIN FR305 - AWESOME

Pros: east to use and an excellent training aid
Cons: heavier then 405
I love my Garmin 305FR!! I debated bewtween the 305 and 405 and I am "Totally" pleased with my decision. It is easy to use and has a big display of up to four readings per page and it can rotate between display pages automatically. I look forward to each and every run with my Garmin Coach, cause that what it is to me. The watch as many functions, too many to list here....buy it and you will love it!!

63 out of 127 viewers found this review helpful.

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Adam
Toronto
June 17, 2009
 		 FORERUNNER 305

Pros: good unit, flexible and nice software.
Cons: tricky downtown to initially get a lock.
The forerunner 305 is a very versatile companion for anyone training in multisport. Many feature include the use of routes, virtual training partner and customizable workouts. Well thought features also include Auto Pause which stops timing your workout when you are forced to wait at red lights and therefore won't affect your overall pace times.

64 out of 133 viewers found this review helpful.

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Vanessa
Timmins, ON
June 10, 2009
 		 VERY USEFUL RUNNING TOOL

Pros: good price, lots of informatio
Cons: large, but isn't cumbersome.
After each workout I can review my workout on my Mac, with speed, elevation and distance. Very user friendly.

67 out of 140 viewers found this review helpful.

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Cali
Toronto, ON
May 25, 2009
 		 GARMIN FORERUNNER 305 REVIEW

Pros: really motivating, helpful for safety
Cons: bulky, slow satellite loading time (city)
The Garmin is a great running tool for those who want to run longer distances. I bought it so I could run around without planning my route on the internet (on a site such as mapmyrun.com) and so I could run by the lake and on paths (these places can't really be tracked).

76 out of 143 viewers found this review helpful.

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Dany
Rougemont, QC
May 22, 2009
 		 FORERUNNER 305

Exactly what I was looking for. Easy to use. Good accuracy on distance, confortable, large display. Excellent product.

69 out of 143 viewers found this review helpful.

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Mike
Suffolk, GB
May 4, 2009
 		 EVERYTHING PROMISED

Pros: ease of use, comfort on wrist.
Cons: difficult to push side buttons.
Great product! I've been using it for a couple weeks now and so far it hasn't let me down. Satellite acquisition is quick and reliable. I don't think I've ever waited more than 45 seconds for a signal, usually it takes around 10 seconds. This watch has really re-invigorated my exercise program!

70 out of 135 viewers found this review helpful.

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Richard
Toronto, ON
April 30, 2009
 		 GOOD PRICE / EXCELLENT PRODUCT

Pros: a wide array of features a big screen
Cons: a little bit large but ok
Got this device for my workout. Compared to the newer / higher end model, the price was quite attractive for all the features it comes with. Some reviews indicated that it may take a while to pick up GPS sats, so I was a bit concerned, but I found it to be quite fast. Maybe the newer firmware helped. Mine shipped with the latest firmware, etc, and I am very happy with the device.

68 out of 140 viewers found this review helpful.

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molongneck
Poplar Bluff, Mo
April 27, 2009
 		 GARMIN FORERUNNER 305

Pros: everything
Cons: a little big
Excellent product. I wish I would have purchased one sooner. Being able to see improvement is another motivator for me. This is a good item for beginner to advanced runner.

67 out of 131 viewers found this review helpful.

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Jim
Kingston On
March 29, 2009
 		 GREAT PRODUCT

Very impressed with the forerunner 305. Light, comfortable, and large display. This is my first GPS and I found it very user friendly and easy to learn the menus.

74 out of 149 viewers found this review helpful.

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Dave S
Calgary, AB
January 24, 2009
 		 A GREAT BUY AT AT GREAT PRICE..

Pros: versatility in programming display, ease of use
Cons: inadequate battery life indicator
The 305 has more than met my expectations. In reviews from other people on the web, I was looking for the rare negative comments. But when I actually got the 305, I didn't see what they were talking about. Comments like the heart rate value wasn't readable at the top right-hand corner of the display (preset display), or another was that you couldn't use it like a watch (not sure why you'd want to but..). However, if you read the manual and understand how to adjust the display, you can set from 1 to 4 items to display at one time, with any combination of measurements (including the time). It is completely self tailoring a wonderful surprise I was not expecting. I have the preset display set to just time, and then can cycle through preset displays for outdoor running (GPS enabled) or indoor running with the heart rate monitor (no GPS). The heart rate monitor works well, no issues so far with interference. The wrist device is comfortable but may be an issue on a smaller frame. The availability of a foot pod for indoor running or treadmill as well as a cadence kit for biking was an unexpected surprise and I have interest in purchasing later on. Finally, the software allows easy graphing of all measured parameters and ability to view GPS information in google earth a wonderful idea. Would like to have seen better integration with other existing training software (PC Coach).

84 out of 174 viewers found this review helpful.

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Mig
Charlottetown, PE
January 9, 2009
 		 GARMIN FORERUNNER 305..GREAT ASSET TO TRAINING

Cons: none so far
Great product! I had used one for a race before I bought it(got it from a friend). I was hooked after that. If it could help me that much in a race imagine how much for my training! So much information can be taken from these little things, never lost signal yet! REcommended 100%

107 out of 226 viewers found this review helpful.

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Jules G
Quebec City
January 5, 2009
 		 A NICE EXERCISE MONITOR AT A REASONABLE PRICE

The Forerunner 305 does a lot for a reasonable price. It is rather small and comfortable considering what it does. The heart rate monitor works perfectly. The GPS is OK - it takes way too long to locate the satellites but doesn't seem to loose track once started. The software that comes with it is not very good but I don't mind since the free SPORTTRACKS available on the Web is extremely good - don't miss it. The cadence option is nice and works well. The Bike mount is useless - don't bother - you need to remove the arm band each time you want to use it - stupid! On the weak side, I would have liked an easier to read display and an option to make the timer count down at will. The battery is a major weakness: it is not replaceable - when it goes bad (and it will), you must buy another unit or send it back to the factory - also a charge doesn't last very long, not long enough for some endurance bike rides or treks. The 4 side buttons are difficult to push, impossible with gloves. The elevation data is not accurate but Sporttracks is able to correct that. The memory capacity is not very big but ok for my needs if I don't keep too much history. A great product priced right ! Highly recommended.

104 out of 203 viewers found this review helpful.

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Mike
Iowa
December 26, 2008
 		 VERY IMPRESSED... EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS

This unit does everything I expected and the unit software is quick to download and easy to use. I fortunately have MapSource from another GPS unit, so I have a good set of maps. The included maps, I agree are almost useless. I just bought the cadence/ speed sensor and am looking forward to using that on my indoor trainer to track my winter workouts. I might even get the foot pod as well. I'll also note the antenna strength is very good and the heart rate monitor seems to have a higher refresh rate or uses a shorter rolling average than my Polar units. The best feature is the ability to correlate speed to heart rate. Training by pace instead of time or distance is great with the flexibility of not having to be on a running track. This is the best way to determine efficiency and fitness level. Drawbacks: 1) I would like to have 6 fields on the display at a time. Then I could put the instantanoueos values on 1 page and the average values on the next. I'm a nerd, I'd like to have more info displayed at one time without having ot change pages. 2) I'd like to see a "Total Altitude Climbed". Also the grade and altitude calculation could use some data point smoothing. Meaning, it's too sensitive for the accuracy of the calculation being done. Just making the value more of a rolling average value. I think the elevation data is good, when some type of linear regression is used to smooth the data. I'd say that when figured over a 200 foot distance, the data is good, but over a 50-100 foot distance it varies too much. I'll have to use it more to make my judgement about the memory issues and battery life. For longer bicycle rides, I might extend the distance on the waypoints. Overall pretty good product for the price I paid $165 @ Walmart on a 1 day special (Sorry GPS City...you were very close. I did buy the cadence sensor from you). Of course in 5 years with advances in flash memory and increased screen resolution, we'll have the mapping capability of the Edge 705 or even a Nuvi in a unit only slightly larger than the Forerunner 405.

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john winterdyk
December 8, 2008
 		 My 405 is very good except the HR font is so small that the only way I can view it is to stop running! Did I miss something in the instructions....? I find this an invaluable function but am essentially unable to use while running. Only able to access avg HR after the run.... very frustrating. John

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Warren
November 24, 2008
 		 GOOD BUT...

I've owned this product for about a year. It is acceptable but has a few tragic flaws: 1. The battery life leaves much to be desired. The battery discharges quite a bit when the unit is not used. Now matter how small your runs are if you do not charge the unit between runs you risk having the unit shut off unexpectedly. 2. The unit requires more memory. I have the optional cadence sensor and cycle with it on smart recording. I get a maximum of about 80-100 km of stored information on smart recording when I cycle. That's not acceptable. I can ride upwards of 250 km in one day. The unit is completely useless for 2 day treks where electricity is not available as the memory is quickly filled up and battery will surely die after a few hours of use. 3. The software and maps that come with the unit are crap and basically unusable. I personally use "sportracks" - it maps data on google maps and provides much analytical graphs etc (for free - donations are accepted). If it wasn't for this software offering I would have probably returned the unit. That's how bad the software is that is shipped with the unit. 4. The elevation and grade data is way off. The data is unreliable and therefore unusable. Summary - The unit is ok for running but it suffers from a limited battery and not enough memory for most cycling pursuits. A software work around is available and should pose a problem. If your buying this unit with the intention of using elevation and/or grade data - forget it. Cheers

108 out of 210 viewers found this review helpful.

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Michael
July 13, 2008
 		 FORERUNNER 305 - EXCELLENT

I bought the 305 for my wife as she has taken up Nordic walking and wanted to keep better track of her distance and pace - so far she has needed to pry it off my wrist to use it herself. The features, display and amazing GPS signal acquisition has really impressed me. I was worried she might find it heavy and large on her wrist but it seems to be very comfortable. I’m still playing with both the Garmin training Center software and the free SportTracks software to decide which the best is. I suspect we will use SportsTracks to store and view the history but use GTC to build routes and courses (at least until SportTracks improves this set of features). My only complaint is the 305 does not allow for multiple profiles so we can both use it under our own profiles – or maybe this is just a good reason to get my own! I'll add that the price, availability and fast shipping from GPScity was exceptional.

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Mike
KS
July 12, 2007
 		 DOESN'T DISAPPOINT

Let's face it...I'm a 'Garmin Geek'...and have several models. One for my car, one for my truck, one for my bike, and now...one for my running! I love the Forerunner. It really is like having a training assistant. I ran against myself again tonight (and got beat)...so I'm ready to race myself again tomorrow. And don't forget you can upload your workouts to Motionbased for archival and comparison to other runners (or bikers or walkers) around the country!

106 out of 225 viewers found this review helpful.

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Chris Chapman
ON
January 4, 2007
 		 First thing to do with this unit is download the firmware updates. Out of the box the unit may behave erratically with inconsistent pace alerts, lost signals, misreported distances and calorie burn, among other things. Make sure you get at least v 2.50 for the unit software and 2.90 for the chipset and things should be ok.

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Tom
IN
December 31, 1969
 		 I have had my Forerunner 305 for two weeks now and it is amazing. I used to run carrying my Garmin E-Map, which lost its signal reception at five points along my route. The 305 has NEVER lost its reception. The information like heart rate and pace are great tools for conditioning. The screens are easy to customize and even easy to read while running. Downloading the data to a PC is a snap; even my 75 year old mother-in-law likes to look at my screens to see what route I took, my speed at certain hills, and my heart rate. The heart monitor took a couple of times to get used to (a band around your chest), but now I forget that I even have it on. The size and weight of the 305 itself has never been an issue; I actually expected it to be larger and heavier. If my 305 was stolen or lost, I would re-order one immediately, even at twice the price.

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FORERUNNER 305 VIDEOS
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Watch the Virtual Partner Video



FORERUNNER 305 FAMILY TREE
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FORERUNNER 305 ALTERNATIVE UNITS
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FORERUNNER 305 ACCESSORIES (22 items)
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 ADAPTERS (5 items) Price  Buy!
 GPS City 110V AC to 12V DC Converter (SPC-12V) $7.95  Buy!
 XPower DC to AC 140 Watt Single Inverter (XPOW-175MP/BC64) $24.95  Buy!
 XPower DC to AC 150 Watt Single Inverter (XPOW-175PLUS/BC35) $20.95  Buy!
 XPower DC to AC 300 Watt Dual Inverter (XPOW-400PLUS/BC35) $29.95  Buy!
 XPower DC to AC 60 Watt Single Inverter (XPOW-75/BC32) $18.95  Buy!
 CABLES (3 items) Price  Buy!
 Garmin Forerunner 205 305 Charging Cradle (010-10752-00) $15.95  Buy!
 Garmin Forerunner 301 and Edge 110 240V AC Adapter (010-10635-00) $28.95  Buy!
 Garmin USB PC Interface Cable (010-10477-03) $9.95  Buy!
 CASES (4 items) Price  Buy!
 GPS City Black Carry Case (9192/GPS) $6.95  Buy!
 Garmin Carry Case for Forerunner and Edge (010-10718-00) $21.95  Buy!
 Garmin Deluxe Case (010-10231-01) $21.95  Buy!
 Garmin Handheld Nylon Case (010-10117-02) $8.95  Buy!
 FITNESS PARTS (5 items) Price  Buy!
 Garmin Cadence Sensor GSC 10 (010-10644-00) $36.95  Buy!
 Garmin Forerunner 205 305 Strap and Expander (010-10713-00) $9.95  Buy!
 Garmin Heart Rate Monitor (010-10997-00) $39.95  Buy!
 Garmin Heart Rate Monitor Strap (010-10714-00) $6.95  Buy!
 Garmin Parts for Cadence Sensor GSC 10 (010-10729-00) $6.95  Buy!
 MOUNTS (3 items) Price  Buy!
 Garmin Forerunner 205 305 Arm Band (010-10769-00) $9.95  Buy!
 Garmin Forerunner 205 and 305 Quick Release Bike Mount (010-10889-01) $4.95  Buy!
 Garmin Forerunner 205 and 305 Quick Release Bike Wrist Mount K (010-10889-00) $16.95  Buy!
 
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