What could be better than do a test run with another GPS pulse computer this wonderful Fall day. I had the pleasure of borrowing a Garmin Forerunner 310xt, simple. Just remember it is best for the GPS to start the pulse computer outside and then also push the Reset button 3 seconds for your run to be saved. Otherwise you can get really interested runs when you been the first day in Lund and the second day outside of Höör (40k from here).

But today I have started to test a Polar RCX5, the difference is that the Polar has a separate GPS which you have in your waistband or in a GPS holder on the same arm as you have the pulse computer. Decided to test the holder this afternoon. What I was stressed about when I was using the Garmin at Lidingöloppet was that I couldn’t see the actual time (4 pm), I found out that I could set different views but didn’t have time to do it then. The Polar shows the time before I start the pulse computer which I am used to. I have also heard that Garmin has a very long battery life

The Fall is here now, perfect weather, 13oC (55F), drizzle and some wind.

I had fast legs today and was trying to run faster.

I also am participating in a competition to win a pair of sunglasses Bliz

http://icanrestwhenimdead.com/?p=15771 and this was a good run to take a runfie (=a selfie while you are running: funny, crazy, neat or fast and this is my contribution to the competition

So the pulse computer seems to be working now.

Total time: 15.36.5 min, distance: 2.54K (seems accurate), average speed: 6.07 min/k and fastest speed: 4.37 min/k