> There's a reason they're the goto brand for cyclists, runners and triathletes. It's because they work reliably. Garmins are buggy though, but once you get us

> There's a reason they're the goto brand for cyclists, runners and triathletes. It's because they work reliably. Garmins are buggy though, but once you get used to working around the most common bugs they are quite reliable. I think Garmin just had the best devices in the early days, and now rely more upon brand loyalty (myself included) than technical advances. Touch bezels in the Forerunner range deserve a special place in design hell though. (Granted I'm not the average Garmin user as I'm more interested in ultra-distance.)