Pros: Indiglo, durable, long lasting battery, durable strap Cons: only 8 lap stopwatch, small buttons may be hard to press
I've owned the Timex Ironman 8 lap watch since August 96 and knock on wood, I haven't replaced the battery. Of course, I turn off the hourly "beeps" and don't set alarms on unless necessary to conserve battery life. Of the many watches I've owned, this...
Pros: Indiglo, raised buttons, ease of use, inexpensive Cons: No endurance
In the last ten years or so, I’ve owned four Timex Ironman watches. The first one lasted about four years before the battery died. When I had the battery changed out, the watch ceased to function altogether and I purchased an exact replacement....
I brought this on Ebay New ( $85 US dollars including shipping )to use it with my X3 life fitness elliptical trainer. I used it for 6 months. I owned 2 A1 polar heart rate monitor systems before. Functions: Time of Day, Chronograph for timing, 50 ...
Pros: good lookin', compact, functional Cons: sometimes hard to press the tiny buttons
I bought my IRONMAN when I was freshman in high school, and after only one battery replacement it's still ticking. I LOVE it, even though I don't have that spiffy new age Indiglo feature. I even lost it for two years, but just like when my dog died I...
Pros: Ease of use, Indiglo, lap counter, confort, low price Cons: Alarm volume too low
While training to run for my first half marathon, I needed to time my runs and split times. I was looking for a watch with a chronograph feature that would be comfortable to wear, even during the hot summer runs. After several recommendations from...
Pros: Accurate, Easy to read, Ease of Operation, Comprehensive information Cons: Expensive, Battery eater
Timex GPS Speed and Distance.
Call me crazy, but I committed to running my first marathon in June. I visited a popular marathon training website and downloaded an 18 week training program. Great, now I knew how far I had to run each day to...
Pros: Very tough, excellent countdown timer, buttons on face for easy access, classic style Cons: Doesn't have a lot of features such as world time and multiple alarms
Introduction I have just recently purchased my second Ironman shock resistant watch. My first one performed so well, I decided to purchase this model which is very similar to the first...except in my case, this second one will be my “Good” ...
Pros: Works well; lightweight; comfortable. Cons: Not enough laps for my use; elastic strap pulling loose.
I used to compete very regularly in triathlons and other endurance events. Then along came law school, marriage, a child, a job - wow what happened to working out?
A few years ago, I decided to start running again and decided to run another...
Pros: great unique features, durable Cons: hard to use
I purchased a Timex Ironman watch a year ago for my field work as a behavioral biologist. I already had a wristwatch that I wear all the time, but I needed a rugged watch with a countdown timer and chronometer so I could do my experiments. I asked...
Pros: The best value sports watch I've seen. Cons: Cons? We don't need no stinking cons!
The Ironman is, quite simply, an awesome watch. Before I bought an Ironman, I had a pretty nice diver's watch (can't imagine why, I've never been diving) which probably cost around $80-100. When I lost that one during a training exercise in ROTC, I...
Pros: The instrument to world peace Cons: Who wants to be friends with Uzbeckistans
I purchased this watch at a point in my life that has since past. During it I constently was needing to ask people for the time. That is what I noticed most about this watch I didn't need to converse with anybody about the current position of the sun....
Pros: Has a ton of great features Cons: Feature can be confusing if you don't know how to work them
I have had this watch for 5 years and it is the best thing ever! I bought it because I ran cross country and track in high school and I needed something to time my daily workouts. I wanted something cheap that would be easy to use and have all the...
Pros: easy to use, comfortable Cons: there are only eight laps
I recently purchased a Timex Ironman Triathlon. So far, it’s been very helpful for my cross training. Here are its features and some information about each one.
Clock
The clock setting is the home base. From there, you can view your time...
I received this watch as a gift for my 16th birthday. I thought that it was so cool, I wore it for 2 years straight. I was ridiculed for wearing it all the time, but even more so for sporting the watch tan that accompanied a watch you NEVER take off....
Pros: Inexpensive.
Can motivate your work-outs Cons: Indiglo turns off immediately after release of button
8 lap memory may not be enough
I was probably the only runner in many races that did not have a watch on his wrist. I relied on the timers at the mile markers to inform me of my progress. After a couple of races that did not get enough volunteers, I decided I needed my own watch. I...
Ironman watches from Timex are technical enough for the extreme athlete, yet stylish enough for the weekend warrior. This watch features a digital dis...More at Bike Nashbar
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