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23 Jul, 2025
Good quality strings. Thank you ...
Good quality strings. Thank you

21 May, 2025
Good quality pedal. Feels very robust an...
Good quality pedal. Feels very robust and sounds great. Thank you
10 Mar, 2010
Garmin etrex legend
6 of 6 found this helpful I enrolled on a 3 peaks challenge this year, and thought a GPS would be handy with the navigation - especially on training walks which won't have marshalls.
I did some research on what's currently available, and settled on the Etrex Legend. As I was unsure of how good they would be, I thought a new one would be a bit expensive so looked for a used one.
So far I've ony tested it on a short family walk, but I'm more impressed than I thought I was going to be. The first time I switched it on it took a while to acquire satellites, but since then it's found them with a couple of minutes.
The Legend keeps the signal even when it's in my pocket under trees. In fact it only lost the signal when I deliberately went right under a large tree. Once out in the open again, the signal was regained and remained even though we were walking through a wood.
It's very easy to operate (designed to be used left-handed). I downloaded a manual, but only skimmed through that to see what features it had. After that it was just a case of playing with the various settings. If you're doing this indoors, you can switch off the GPS.
My favourite application is the Trip Computer. You can re-arrange the default fields and settings to something you would find more useful.
Pros:
Quick acquasition of satellites after first go.
Easy to use with left hand.
Compact.
Built in map.
Cons:
No USB so it can't interact with your PC (newer models have this)
The map is very basic and in monochrome (again the newer models address this)
Summary:
A very good introductory item to the world of GPS with more features than the current brand new entry level GPS systems.