It's pretty crazy that "Reddit refused to define the term “accessibility-focused app”. How are they going to determine which apps have free API access without this definition!?
Something similar to Saucony Ride 15
I've not been running for long in a consistent way, have run for years inconsistently. Currently using Saucony Ride 15s and really like them.
Looking to try some other shoes that are similar to these that are reasonably priced. Any suggestions?
I feel that they slightly overestimate for me. Although, I'm never quite sure if the prediction is for perfect conditions on a flat route.
Another thing to keep in mind is that watches uses track further distance then the actual course. My fastest official (parkrun) 5k time is around 22:10. Garmin logged the 5k time as 21:xx as it had tracked around 5.1km. This was closer to my Garmin prediction of 21:45