Garmin Forerunner 45 GPS Running Watch-AU

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Top Features:

  • Easy-to-use running watch that monitors heart rate at the wrist
  • Uses GPS, GLONASS and Galileo satellites
  • Track your pace, distance, intervals and more
  • Works with free Garmin Coach adaptive training plants that bring expert, personalised coaching right to your wrist
  • Connected features include smart notifications for incoming texts and calls, automatic uploads to our Garmin Connect online community, live tracking and controls for the music playing on your phone
  • Safety and tracking features includes incident detection and assistance which both send your real-time location to emergency contacts
  • Sports apps for running, cycling, indoor track, treadmill, elliptical, cardio, yoga and more
  • Bright, always-on colour screen and a reliable 5 button interface that lets you mark laps with just a quick press
  • Tracks activity including steps, calories, all-day stress, sleep and more
  • Ships from our Australian warehouse. Estimated delivery 2-4 business days.

Product Data

  • Bluetooth Enabled: Yes
  • GPS: Yes
  • Smart Phone Notifications: Yes
  • Rechargable: Yes
  • Charging Method: USB
  • Commuter: Yes

Description

Ships from Australia – Estimated delivery in 2-4 business days

Garmin’s Forerunner 45 is an easy to use and convenient for all runners, at all levels. The comfortable, rugged watch is packed full of adaptive running features. Combining a wrist-based, integrated heart rate monitor, GPS, GLONASS and Galileo the Forerunner 45 accurately keeps track of your pace, distance and more. The Garmin Coach system provides adaptive training plans that bring your personal coaching to your wrist. Additionally, stay connected with smart notifications with easy connection to your smartphone that allow you to receive texts and calls to your watch face. New safety features include incident detection and assistance which also allows you to send your real-time location to your emergency contacts.

Not just for running the watch can also be switched to other activities with additional sporting activities included, such as, cycling, cardio, elliptical, yoga and more.

Tracking

Garmin’s Forerunner 45 GPS Running Watch is the ideal activity tracker for all your daily runs and training sessions. With built-in GPS tracking the watch can track where you run and provides accurate stats, including: distance, pace and intervals. With an easy-to-use button interface, you can easily mark a lap or pause the timer. The watch comes with a fully integrated heart rate monitor built into the wrist helping to show your stress levels and whether your under or over reaching.

Garmin Coach

Get all the coach you need with the Garmin Coach app which can easily be downloaded on your smartphone or tablet device. Sync all your watch’s data to the app and create your own free training plans that can be fully adapted to your personal goals. The workouts then sync right to your watch.

Safety

New safety features make it easy to share your location with your chosen contacts – manually or automatically with built-in incident detection.

Connectivity

In syncing your smartphone to the watch you can also stay connected on the go – receive text, email, social media notifications and phone call alerts straight to your watch face that let you keep your feet moving while keeping you connected to the world.

Activity Profiles

Not only does the watch benefit your training but you can also set-up and download other activity profiles for a whole host of additional sports and activities indoors and outdoors. Includes cardio, yoga and much, much more.

Wellness

Additionally, the watch also allows you to keep track off your general wellness with 24/7 tracking of your daily steps, distance, calories burned and even sleep.

Share and Compete

You can share and compete with other Garmin uses via the Garmin Connect app.

In the Box

Forerunner 45

Charging/data cable

Documentation

Specifications

Lens Material: Chemically strengthened glass

Strap Material: Silicone

Dimensions: 42mm x 42mm x 11.4mm

Display Size: 1.04’’

Display Resolution: 208 x 208 pixels

Display Type: Sunlight-visible, transflective memory-in-pixel

Weight: 36g

Battery Life: 7 days (smartwatch mode), 13 hours (GPS mode)

Water Rating: 5ATM

Memory/History: 200 hours of activity data

Returns

We will happily refund any item purchased on Wiggle if returned to us within 365 days; excluding Wiggle gift vouchers, nutrition and customised products, except when faulty.

Please note: Bikes and other bulky items cannot be returned using our local returns service (where applicable). Please contact us and we can arrange to collect these from you using our discounted courier rates. There is a fee for all collections, except for faulty products.

Please also note, if you have ordered a Shimano, Garmin, Suunto, Mizuno or Salomon product this may have been sent from our Australian warehouse. For products sent from our Australian warehouse, to arrange a return please contact customer services directly via our Contact Us Form or follow the return slip instructions received in your order.

Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty. Wiggle will pay the return postage costs for any faulty items.
More information on Wiggle's return policy

Magazine Reviews

Review from Runners World

I’m sort of a Luddite when it comes to smartwatch tech. Or maybe you could say my approach to watches aligns with the Shaker mindset: “Tis the gift to be simple, tis the gift to be free.” There are just three features for a GPS watch to meet my running criteria: distance, pace, and time. When my Forerunner 25 was beginning to go on the fritz, however, I begrudgingly tried one of Garmin’s newest devices, the 45. All at once, it changed how I monitored my running as well as my life—I am not exaggerating. A simple everyday improvement, for example, was the watch’s ability to connect via Bluetooth to the Garmin Connect app on my iPhone. Instead of having to use a USB cable to download my runs to my computer, my run was recorded to my online profile as soon as I was close to my smartphone for the watch to sync. The watch also vibrated when I had an incoming call, and gave me the option to accept or decline (at times, I would accept calls prematurely and realize—as the caller yelled—that my phone was out of reach). My Watch Is Judging Me I usually wear my Garmin on runs only; wanting to use the 45 to its full potential, I kept it on 24/7 to study my sleep pattern and stress levels. Fortunately, the watch was comfortable to wear. The face isn’t as bulky as some watches I’ve attempted to test, such as the Polar Vantage. The band still had notches to spare after I attached it to my five-inch wrist (a smaller model, the 45S, is also available). As I wore the Forerunner, I found the watch pervaded my life in ways that caused me to ask, “Am I really taking care of myself?” When it said my body battery—a measurement that signifies my energy level—was down, I would use that as a crutch to relax. At times, it felt like the 45 was praising me—“I had reached my steps goal! Huh, I didn’t even know I had a steps goal.” Other times, I couldn’t help feeling my watch was berating me. After a night of five hours of sleep (45 minutes, of which, were REM), all-day travel, and a resultant body battery of 23/100, for instance, the app advised I should get some rest. I stubbornly went out for a four-mile run instead and felt, as my watch had warned, exhausted and on the verge of injuring myself. There were also moments when the Forerunner took surprising liberties. When I was getting a tattoo, for example, the app registered my high heart rate and lack of body movement as, much to my amusement, a three-hour elliptical workout. Bottom Line: It’s User-Friendly for a Runner Finally Upping Her Smartwatch Game There are still avenues I’ve yet to explore using the 45, including the Garmin Coach feature, which provides training plans and custom workouts. The watch can also record yoga, cycling, treadmill, and other activities. For a first-time smartwatch owner, I found the 45 an easy transition, especially for a user familiar with the Forerunner line. It also enriched my knowledge—about myself. One thing I’ve learned for sure: I should take a breather during my workday so I don’t self-destruct.