Sierra Fitness Watch

Series 6 health features are worth the purchase price alone. Watch does it all including fitness tracking.

Nice watch to track fitness results. Many functions that are easy to use. The GPS works very well and nice downloads of workout to phone. Charge last a long time.

High Sierra backup for my iMac.

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

Using the oculus user 2 for fitness and beat saber. Love it !

I resisted buying a new ScanSnap since my old one is still going strong and usable on Mac OS High Sierra but I have upgraded to a M1Max running Monterey and decided I missed being able to just scan when I wanted to. This is a vast improvement over the previous Scansnap both physically and with much more intuitive software, organizing paper work is a breeze with this and lots of options. I went with the plain wired version, no bells & whistles and it has all I need to get the job done really quickly.

I recently was on shoot in the high Sierra's. This grad came in handy for many of the early morning shots of the sun reflecting off the mountain peaks. I was able to capture their reflections in the lakes with ease.

Very high speed WiFi! I’m in California in the middle of the Sierra Nevada’s and its working great! There’s a reason why this thing is sold out all of the time! Other positive features include ease of use, easy set up, good app functionality, excellent customer service, long battery life, and variety of data plans to choose from.

I own five of these straps for my many cameras. These were purchased at the time I bought each camera. These have been on numerous hikes through the Sierra and vacations. Each looks as good as the day it was purchased--no fading or tears. The plastic parts are very durable. Wearing these out will take time. My only gripe is the selections of colors. The red and camouflage straps are too conspicuous for street photography.

My Mini 2 is an upgrade from the Explorer+ I have had for several years. I live in the middle of a recreational paradise wrought with potential risks. I ride horseback, cycle, hike, fish, travel Forest Service roads and across the country. I am a local Forest Service volunteer on trail crew and a trail ambassador. The Mini 2 has become the standard backcountry communication tool. I lead/guide national Sierra Club outings and I am often able to share communication with fellow Garmin inReach owners on the outing as well as communicate with the outside world as needed. Our outings administration and health/safety personnel are equipped to communicate efficiently via inReach. I just came from a Sierra Club training that briefed us on the use of inReach Minis and the accompanying cell phone apps. I recently used my new Mini 2 to travel cross country tracking my freeway, state highway and forest road travel to my spouse as well as do daily quick checks even when I lacked cell service. While conducting a national service outing for Sierra Club and the Forest Service clearing trails, I was able to establish a second independent sawyer crew with piece of mind due to the fact one of them had a inReach with which we established communication with each other. I was also able to make contact with our district ranger and local volunteer group without positioning myself for a cellphone signal. I greatly appreciate the extended battery life of the Mini 2, its compactness and easy wearability on a pack and beltloop. I highly recommend the device for piece of mind and a means for communication the need for assistance while recreating away from other means of communication.