GPS Watch

We review a new smartwatch player, the Wahoo Elemnt Rival, and an old favorite, the Garmin Forerunner 945.

After training in Ethiopia, an elite marathoner starts to learn their success stems as much from how they approach running as from what they do in training.

Our favorite off-road gear this year.

There are so many options when it comes to running watches. How do you know you are getting the best deal?

If you're looking for a running watch that has GPS, heart-rate and activity tracking capabilities, we've found your perfect match.

The sequel to the popular wrist fruit is coming—here are some basic specs on what to expect.

Here’s why we love to hate GPS watches—but also hate to love them too.

These are six common things runners do wrong. Take these lessons and run with it—pun intended.

The runner, not the watch, determines your pace and effort.

Because sometimes it feels like it takes FOREVER.

What features should you be looking for in a wearable? One expert breaks it down.

A new band shifts the placement of your watch for easier viewing.

Our staff can't get enough of these running watches.

Which is great for when you get lost on that trail run for three days (just kidding).

T-Rex Runner has ditched her Garmin for good to re-spark a love of running.

Ditch your GPS watch for your next race and see what it is like to run by feel.

The sound of a mile done can be one of a run's biggest rewards.

If you run with your smartphone, these apps could be perfect for tracking your miles.

Sometimes you don't need to be plugged in on every single run.

Is the race course long? Not exactly. Here's why you shouldn't always trust the GPS.

Help your graduate soar through her future with one of these nifty runner-friendly gift ideas.

A course certifier explains how race distances are measured—and how it relates to your GPS watch and what it says at the finish line.