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Question: FR60 Is this device compatible with my Garmin FR60?
Document: Cant post in spanish. dont know why is this. This is a great complement for every runner who owns a garmin or ant device compatible.
The footpod works beautifully with the Forerunner 405CX. It's an essential accessory to anyone who does treadmill training in addition to outdoor running.Syncing the footpod with the Garmin devices is simple and I've never experienced the connectivity issues that I did with the Nike+ system. My footpod is always recognized within seconds of beginning and I get great feedback on my various devices.I have also used this with the FR60, but not on a regular basis. I didn't have any problems connecting with that device either.
I purchased this foot pod around a year ago and have put over 500 miles on it. I use it for recording my distance on the treadmill and also my cadence on all my runs. I have a garmin 405cx forerunner and the pairing / calibration was simple and easy. The nice thing is that this sensor works with any device that is compatible with ANT+ foot podsI believe most if not all of these foot pods are made by the same supplier and just branded garmin, polar, etc.
It is the FR60 that is a little difficult to figure out. Garmin has been extremely helpful in getting it calibrated to the FR60.
Nothing to say about it really. If you want to know your cadence you need this. It keeps your mileage more accurate. I don't think there is another product that is compatible with the Garmin (I don't know, I really have no clue), but I never had a problem using the foot pod.
Another excellent quality product by Garmin. Compact, reliable, with ANT+ making it compatible with many devices. Just wish Garmin comes up with an option to know battery level of this little beauty e.g. LED, and also a way to fix it with shoes that do not have lace or under sole option, e.g. maybe on the heel.
This foot pod works in sync with several Garmin products--for me, the FR60 watch and heart rate monitor. The foot pod provides additional information essential to training, particularly distance and steps. It took me a bit to get it sync-ed (when in doubt read the manual--really), but then was easily calibrated, using data from my GPS (would have been equally easy on a track or measured distance). I was particularly pleased to note its sturdy clip to my shoe.
The Garmin Footpod is an ANT+ protocol fob that fits perfectly inside the Nike+ slot in most Nike running shoes. If you don't have a Nike+ compatible shoe, you can use the included clip to attach it to your shoe laces. It has an internal accelerometer and an ANT+ wireless chip allowing it to transmit your foot strike data to various ANT+ compatible devices. Personally I'm using it with the Digifit App on my iPhone 4S. It works great.
Garmin Foot PodThe Garmin Foot Pod is the latest design, featuring the smallest housing that I've seen for this type of design. It is designed to fit in the compartments of MiCoach-compatible shoes as well as clip onto the shoelaces of any standard running shoe.I have a pair of Adidas Marthon 10M men's road running shoes that have a small pocket underneath the insole in which the Garmin footpod easily fit.
Muy buena inversion para correr, mas preciso de lo que esperaba, es muy buena herramienta de entrenamiento en conjunto con el forerunner FR60
Answer: Yup. I have one with my FR60.