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!?

I used to go as far as possible every time i ran, it wasn’t until I started reading more about running that I started to slow things down. I started enjoying it more and had the motivation to several times a week, instead of just once.

Very true, I picked up the 15s for 60 GBP. The Ride 16s are around 115 GBP, which seems quite a jump. Especially considering my average running pace!

I may just end up picking up another pair of 15s as they still seem to be about for that price.

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

Looks like they will redirect communities/magazines but not actual posts/threads.