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SAVE $150:As of Feb. 17,Watch Paradise Z Online the Garmin Forerunner 955 is on sale for $392 at Amazon. That's a saving of 30% on list price.

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$499.99 Save $150

Garmin is one of the most popular names in the fitness tracker game. And if you're a runner, chances are you've heard of the popular Forerunner range. This range varies in price and ability, and as the President's Day officially kick off at Amazon, I can't help but share the love for my favorite Gamin of all time, the Forerunner 955.

As of Feb. 17, you can pick up the Garmin Forerunner 955 for $349.99. This Presidents' Day deal saves you $150 on list price. This deal is for the non-solar model, in colors black or white.

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The 955 has an impressive list of tools, tracking features, and training tips. My favorite features include training readiness, training load, HRV, and sleep monitoring, so you can schedule your training according to your recovery and body readiness. The battery life is seriously impressive, too, lasting up to 15 days in smartwatch mode and up to 42 hours in GPS mode.

The 955 also supports full GPS tracking, which makes runs, rides, and even open-water swims incredibly accurate. And for swimming, it has 5 ATM water resistance.

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