![]() I opened the onboard topographic map on the Garmin Fenix 6S Pro, panned on it to check where we were in relation to the coastline, and scrolled to check our compass bearings. My husband gave me a tired look, and walked off in a different direction without saying anything. “This way, right?” I said, starting down a trail that I believed headed west. We meandered down one trail and another, trying to bypass a wilderness preserve where dogs aren’t allowed.Īt one intersection, I stopped and pointed. ![]() Recently, I went on a hike with my family on the Washington coast, trying to find a deserted beach. Wearing Garmin’s Fenix 6S Pro is like borrowing a real outdoors person’s brain. They don’t get lost while trail running because they started crying when Taylor Swift’s “Soon You’ll Get Better” came on. They pay attention to their surroundings. Real outdoors people are competent and resourceful. I spend a lot of time outside, but I’m not a real outdoors person. ![]()
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