Is this compatible with garmin Forerunner?
1383307
i do not think so. forerunner has "ANT" and sigma does not. i have both and the sigma chest strap does not register on the forerunner when i tried it for giggles. the polar (non-coded) and sigma chest straps register to each monitor, though. cheers.
1383308
I guess not. Garmin forerunner uses something like bluetooth coded signal and this one transmits every heart beat by a simple few ms pulse at 5.3 kHz.
1889487
This item is ANT+ compatible. I would suggest contacting Garmin at 1-800-800-1020 for their recommendations.
1219375
No - it does not work with Garmin. I just received mine and it will not pair with my Garmin Forerunner 405. Apparently this belt is ANT and Garmin uses ANT+.
795592
If you go to the garmin website you may find the answer there. Sorry I am not able to help.
1426929
It will work with all garmin devices because of the ball socket that is standard on all their GPS units. I love mine!
1004661
This is the elastic strap only. It secures the heart rate monitor to your chest. It should be compatible with any Garmin HRM.
1550620
As far as I know yes. The foot pod was made to work with Garmin watches, or other Garmin devices.
762662
I would check the Garmin website to see if your Garmin will accept the map. But I believe that it will be compatible.
638672
I went to Garmin's website and it shows this: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop-by-accessories/fitness-sensors/speed-cadence-bike-sensor/prod1266.html so it appears to be compatible but wanted you to be able to view it for yourself
935592
I don't know. You should call or E-mail Garmin and ask. Also, while the cable connected to my GPS, it didn't work. I returned it to the vendor who promptly refunded my money with no hassle.
529335
Yes, it works perfectly fine. I use Runkeeper and it tracks all my runs using GPS while in the case.
787536
No this will only work with the wide Garmin 305. You may be able to find a comparable model at local watch shop.
386807
Yes. It should work with all Garmins. I have used it with two other Models of Garmins.
1076009
The only thing I can tell you is that if you have a regular USB connection it should work. The computer will dictate the information transferred so if your Garmin accepts Apple formatted information it should work. I am not a computer geek so I am not really sure how it all works.
42905
I don't know. I bought it as a gift for someone else. Contact Garmin. They have pretty good customer service, I hear.
2243407
Garmin says it is, but I have no idea - I never used mine. I'd check it out before you buy. They didn't mention in their documentation (that I could find) that it's not compatible with mac os 10.6.8. Once I found that out I didn't go any further. Put it back in the box and sent it back.
2009873
Yes - this will work with the Forerunner 410. It is an ant+ enabled device and will pair together. However, isn't the Forerunner 410 a run-specific model? I could be wrong, but I think the 410 isn't designed for both running and cycling. The 310 or 910 models (on the other hand) allow you to switch between the two different sports. Runners, for instance, like to track their pace in mins per mile (ex: 8:05/mile), but cyclings track by miles per hour. If this is true and the 410 is built specifically for runners, you may want to consider investing into a "multi-sport" watch before purchasing the speed/cadence sensor. Doing this would allow you to look at run data while out pounding the pavement and bike data when cycling. Good luck!