Timex Ironman 50 lap review

Price Paid:$45.00
User rating:

(3.3)
Would buy again from this company: Yes
Used product for: 1 years
# of logged workouts:

"As long as you don't want to use this watch in the water, it will work out just fine. If you plan to get wet you may have to consider something else. I've yet to find one that I can swim with AND press the buttons without paying $400 for it though."rsqdvr

(5)

Ease of use

Very easy to use and pretty intuitive. Nothing was very difficult to figure out.

(2)

Quality of Construction

Can't give this category very high marks. It worked really well for about 3 months while I was swimming and then started to fog up and the screen just freaked out on me.

(4)

Fit

Fits fine

(4)

Comfort

Felt very comfortable during use.

(2)

Durability

Just didn't hold up to the rigors of training. I didn't realize that you couldn't push any buttons while under water, which is a major weakness in my mind. The main reason I use it was to keep track of my laps while swimming. If I can't press buttons, it doesn't do me much good.

(3)

Value

Worked well for a while but once it started having issues, it went downhill fast.

(3)

Customer Service

Timex, the one that is supposed to "take a lickin and keep on tickin" wouldn't honor the warranty because I was 6 days past.

Strengths

Very easy to use, stylish and very comfortable

Weakness

Can press buttons under water.

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