Garmin Enduro 3

• Battery that outlasts the longest race plans, with solar help on big days out
• Light at 63g, so it doesn't drag on the wrist late in an ultra
• Built-in LED torch with a red light and a strobe you can match to your cadence
• Preloaded TopoActive maps and NextFork map guide for finding your way on unfamiliar trail
• Ultrarun mode with an automatic rest timer for aid stations

• Weight: 63g with UltraFit nylon band
• Battery, smartwatch mode: Up to 90 days
• Battery, GPS mode: Up to 320 hours with solar charging
• Bezel: Titanium
• Lens: Scratch-resistant sapphire
• Maps: Preloaded TopoActive maps, NextFork map guide, round-trip routing
• Torch: Built-in LED with variable intensity, red light and strobe
• Trail features: Trail run VO2 max, grade-adjusted pace, ClimbPRO, PacePro, ultrarun activity
• Positioning: SatIQ multi-band GPS
• Extras: Outdoor Maps+ available by subscription

• Ultrarunners and multi-day adventure racers
• Trail runners who want maps and navigation on the wrist
• Hikers and fastpackers who need weeks of battery
• Anyone who wants a tough watch with a built-in torch

Less suited to: A simple, lightweight watch for road runs and parkrun, where this much battery and navigation is more than you need. For that, look at Watches.

Most GPS watches ask you to charge every few days once the runs get long. The Enduro 3 is the one we point people to when the plan includes overnight efforts, remote ranges or days without a power point. It also saves carrying a separate torch.