From the June Running Shoe Sales 2025 Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Forerunner 35, Garmin’s Forerunner series includes some of our favorite fitness trackers. If you’re looking to upgrade your tracker to a dedicated running GPS watch for training for spring marathons Garmin Fēnix 5X Plus Forerunner 235 is down to its lowest price since Black Friday weekend. Now at just $160 instead of the usual $330, this GPS watch is an even better value than it was before.
The Forerunner 235 won’t break the bank, but rest assured that it’s packed with features to satisfy most runners. The GPS and GLONASS functionality and heart rate sensors provide accurate data recording, and it’s easy to wirelessly upload your runs from your phone and sync to apps like Strava and MapMyRun. Other features that runners will appreciate include its VO2 Max estimator and its weather widget for current conditions and forecasts.
For when you aren’t out on a run, the Forerunner 235 functions just like any other smartwatch and can alert you to calls, texts, emails, and calendar reminders. The battery life is about 11 hours with the GPS on, but can last up to nine days when just used in smartwatch mode. Though it can’t store your music or display live maps like some of Garmin’s more advanced GPS watches, the Forerunner 235 certainly doesn’t skimp out on essential training features for its price.
Health - Injuries Frost Blue and Marsala colors. While the Forerunner 235 has the largest percentage off we’ve seen today, Amazon also has significant deals on other Garmin watches today that you may want to consider. From the Editor’s-Choice-winning Fenix 5 for $340 off to Garmin’s Vivosmart and Vivoactive models at around $100 off, you’re bound to find the right watch for your wrist at a discount below.
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Paige Szmodis is an editor for Runner’s World, Bicycling, and Popular Mechanics, who researches and writes home, tech, and outdoor product reviews and news.
