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Garmin Ski Activity Profile Demo with a fenix 5 Plus Ti

Garmin Ski Activity Profile Demo with a fenix 5 Plus Ti

On a recent ski trip (actually, my first time skiing in 3 years – woohoo!) I thought it would be a great opportunity to create a video showing the downhill/alpine skiing activity profile on a Garmin device – specifically the fenix 5 Plus Ti. This activity profile is only available on most Garmin wearables that have a built-in altimeter since it utilizes the altimeter to track the number of runs. When you are descending it counts that as one run. When you are ascending on a chairlift, it automatically pauses and essentially ignores that data.

For full details on how this all works, check out the video below, and if you’d like to pick up a Garmin fenix 5 Plus Ti, you can use this link: http://geni.us/fenix5plus .

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