iD Tri Basic - GPS - Black

TRIATHLON WATCH. With its smart training system, individual competitionplanner and intuitive operation, the iD.TRI is the idealcompanion for triathletes, beginner or professional.The flexible bike mount is very practical, with which thewatch can be attached and removed from the handlebaror stem just as quickly with a simple hand movement. COMPETITIVE MODEIn the competition planner, the sequenceof the disciplines can be chosen freely,so that besides common distances othercompetitions such as duathlons, can becreated. Then the different disciplinescan be completed one after the other inthe competition and the transition timesstopped. SMART LIGHTThe smart light simplifies the trainingexperience in an innovative way bysupporting target-zone training withdifferent-colored light signals anddisplaying turn-by-turn instructionsand smart notifications. TRAININGThanks to special algorithms, thesophisticated training system of theiD.TRI measures all discipline-specificvalues relevant for triathletes. The settingsfor the sport profiles swimming, cyclingand running can be adjusted individually. EASY TO USEThe simple menu structure as wellas the four buttons make it easyto use in any situation. FUNCTIONS:-- 4 Custom sport profiles-- GPS-- Smart light-- Crash alert-- Track and komoot navigation-- Target zone training-- 6 training views with up to 3 values-- Current / Avg. / Max. heart rate-- Barometric altitude measurement-- Weather trends-- Personal Best-- Connection to external sensors viaBluetooth Smart and ANT+*-- Smart notifications-- Activity tracking including sleep analysis-- .FIT file format-- Detailed training assessment via LINK Appand DATA CENTER-- Competition mode and planner-- Special algorithms for swimming,cycling and running-- Workout functionDEVICE PROPERTIES:-- High resolution display-- Wrist-based heart rate-- Waterproof to 5 ATM-- SnapOn Bike Mount-- Mineral glass display-- Rechargeable battery-- Interchangeable silicone wrist strap-- 3 watch faces* Compatible sensors requiredFor a full overview of functions, see page 58