https://satmap.com/gps-devices/active-2 ... ition.html
Looks like they've finally made it properly waterproof and a bit smaller. I liked my old satmap 10 but the lack of waterproofness and its general bulk and weight eventually put me onto garmins.
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Re: New satmap active 20
Glass screen is asking for trouble on such a device.
Thought Garmin was being cheap having a plastic screen on the Montana 610 until the first time I dropped it.
Thought Garmin was being cheap having a plastic screen on the Montana 610 until the first time I dropped it.
Re: New satmap active 20
The most horrible piece of ill-thought kit that the indoor-based marketing departments of the outdoor industry have ever seen fit to thrust upon the hapless consumer in their most malicious moments of insensitivity.
Or to put it more succinctly: a turd box powered by electricity.
Or to put it more succinctly: a turd box powered by electricity.
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Please don't feel you need to hold back on our accountpadonbike wrote:The most horrible piece of ill-thought kit that the indoor-based marketing departments of the outdoor industry have ever seen fit to thrust upon the hapless consumer in their most malicious moments of insensitivity.
Or to put it more succinctly: a turd box powered by electricity.
Re: New satmap active 20
Yep - WIll probably hold onto mine for when Im mountaineering - but I'm rapidly rethinking what GPS suits my bike besthtrider wrote:https://satmap.com/gps-devices/active-2 ... ition.html
I liked my old satmap 10 but the lack of waterproofness and its general bulk and weight eventually put me onto garmins.
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