My Garmin 405 stopped working after about 3-4 years. And the Nike Triax fury watch that I used for workouts no longer lives either. And it's right before summer base training starts. My question is if the Nike GPS watch also has a stopwatch mode that can be used for interval work without the GPS or foot pod. I vaguely remember this being added as a feature but I want to make sure before I drop the cash on this beauty. Thanks.
It does have a stopwatch with lap time capability. It did not have this when I got mine in October of last year, but it was added in a firmware update a few months later, maybe January or so.
The Nike+ website has become a lot more reliable (as in you can connect to it more often than not) in the last month or two. For now they've maintained the unfathomably stupid practice of presenting pace vs time graphs and heart rate vs time graphs without any labels on the axis.
I assumed the question was going to be "Why do they suck so much?"