Garmin - City Navigator __EXCLUSIVE__

The hard-shelled Dakota is tough, too: It withstood many drops on hard granite and several immersion tests. The only bummer: It sucks batteries. Using my USBCells (below), I averaged about 6.5 hours of run time between charges. $350; 5.2 oz.; buy.garmin.com.Compact and waterproof Dakota 20 GPS navigator tracks your location on a rugged 2.6-inch bright, sunlight-readable touchscreen. Features a high-sensitivity GPS receiver with Hotfix that maintains its GPS location even in heavy cover and deep canyons. A 3-axis tilt-compensated electronic compass shows your heading even when standing still. A barometric altimeter helps keep track of elevation and changing weather. Wirelessly shares routes, tracks, waypoints and geocaches with other select Garmin devices. Preloaded with a worldwide basemap, it is also compatible with Garmin City Navigator NT for turn-by-turn directions on city streets, Blue Chart g2 for marine charting, and TOPO U.S. 24K and 100K map software for incredible terrain detail (each sold separately). 2b1af7f3a8