The complete analysis is already finished, so if you are interested in knowing all the details of the watch, I recommend you to read the review of the Garmin Fenix 2 here.
Big, bulky and with a "rugged" look. This is the Garmin Fenix 2, a watch not only intended for the world of the mountain, but that every day is getting closer to the pure multisport profile and that you can even see on the wrist of a triathlete.
The Americans have brought together the best of the Tactix and Forerunner series in the Fenix 2. They have succeeded in creating a hybrid of a watch designed for the mountains, together with a multisport GPS watch. Its distinguishing features are the many functions it offers mountain enthusiasts, a longer Ultra Trail-proof range and, thanks to the HRM-Run pulse sensor support, analysis of the run in terms of cadence, vertical oscillation and foot contact time with the ground.
I've been surrounded by electronic devices of all kinds for more than 25 years. Using them, testing them, taking them apart and dissecting them. Long distance triathlete: I swim, run and cycle for a long time. Maybe too much.