Runners, post your setup you use for running and how well it is working out for you!

I don't swim - at least, not for exercise. But here's my running setup:

• 6X Sapphire, software 4.20 and the newest beta sensor hub (all is working well)
• Tempe sensor (I love mine too! The people who hate it probably are using it wrong. It can't be in direct sunlight or near your skin. I have mine attached to the bottom of my hydration pack.)
• Running Dynamics pod (Arrives in the mail today, I haven't tried it yet)

Good Stuff!

My data screens are much more basic.  Because when I'm running I don't like to look at my watch.

3 data screens:

1:  Heart Rate Gauge,

2: Heart Rate Gauge / pace / time elapsed / avg pace / distance

3:  Time of day

I'm a data geek, I love looking at my watch and checking out all the numbers during a run.

Funny story, on Sunday I was checking my elevation profile during a hike, when I heard a rattle near my feet and looked down, I had just about stepped on a rattlesnake!! I must've jumped 5 feet in the air, I think I scared him just as much as he scared me. I'm quite surprised he didn't strike at me. After that, I stopped looking at my watch for the rest of the hike

I love data as well.  I have RunScribe+ pods I used for a year to analyze my shoes and gait, but am giving the garmin pods a change for the heck of it.

the RunScribes are pretty impressive.  but- I found that my data didn't change much, so I don't use them very often.

Hi Morey,

I think I looked at my "Footprints", balance and shock for the most part.  My foot problems are mostly all from Metatarsalgia pain.  Man it can hurt.  So I've been through a lot of orthotics and shoes.  Finally found the custom orthotics from Upstep and Hoka Bondi 6's give me enough cushion and balance that I can run again.

F6X Sapphire, firmware 4.20

Hrm Tri, Garmin Footpod (speed only unless indoor), Garmin Tempe, Bose Soundsports. All of the items I just mentioned work flawlessly  

When I am running I use Gps only with 1 second recording which has workdd great for me and no complaints. Listen to music most of the time as well and been nice not having to bring my phone. Don't even bring water under 6 miles.

2 Screens typically: Elapsed time, distance, pace, average pace. Screen 2 is time of day, temp, calories and battery level.

Interesting thread. 

Fenix 6x Sapphire, 4.20 . (haven't had any issues from the 2.x it shipped with through to 4.20, everything worked with only a couple of minor hitches)

Stryd version 2 (black cap over LED)

Stryd Wind

Scosche 24+

Trekz Titatnium headphones

Google Pixel 2

I cannot highly recommend the stryd's enough.   I've had it measure a certified 50 mile course as 50.2 miles and I had to make a 3 or 4 side treks off the course due to a lack of porta potties which easily was about .2 miles.   Consistently will do a 10-12 mile out and back and the workout will finish within 3 or 4 steps of where I started.  It's literally black magic how it works as far as I'm concerned.  It does okay out of the box to get crazy accuracy requires a calibration run on a known distance.  Like 99.6 is my personal calibration for my Wind unit and my pacing/form and not the default 100.  For my Stryd 2 it was 101.4. 

For my activity, I primarily use Run instead of Trail even though I'm split 50/50 but Trail doesn't count toward VO2 max calculations and I like those even if trail running may skew them a bit. 

I don't measure swims, I'm a thrasher and just swim for cardio during a down week or to drop the stress levels a bit on the legs.

For my datascreens, because I run stupid long distances using workouts as a pace plan (no offense pace pro but I know me better) these are tailored specifically for my needs as an ultra runner (comments are tongue in cheek, mostly) 

Screen 1:  Lap Distance, Lap Pace
      (so I know exactly when the next recovery period starts i.e. how long till I can stop the pain from running for a couple of minutes?!?!)

Screen 2:  Elapsed Distance, elapsed time
      (OMG it's only been 9 hours and I'm not even close to the half way point?!?!?)

Screen 3:  Stryd Power / battery left .
       (Power needed for accurate Stryd data, battery left from my 5X days when I could get 13-14 hours at most with GPS so I know when to hook it up to a lipstick charger)

Screen 4: Average overall pace, HR .
       (Am I on target for my race average and am I about to explode my heart?)

Screen 5: Ultra Finish Time Predictor
       which is my own custom CIQ app to give me a estimated time to finish based on the last 30 to 60 minutes pacing and estimated time remaining (i.e. how much longer will this pain go on ;) ) . It's published in the CIQ store if anyone's curious since I share it with a couple of my running partners and you have to publish it to use the settings functionality. 

Screen 6: Clock 
       (how much longer till the sun comes up, I think it's gone out, I've been running in the dark for a week at least?!?!?)

You had to mention Stryd.  I've been itching to hit that purchase button for a while now.  I've been on the fence with running power though.  I do like those pods!