Cost:
GBP
Weight:
g
Miles used:
Miles
Times replaced:
Replacements
Review
Why the Garmin InReach Mini?
The Pacific Crest Trail is very well-graded, I always carry a map and compass and along with the Guthook app, I didn’t feel the need for a fully-fledged GPS unit with detailed maps and a large screen like my GPS Map 66i. So, I went for the InReach Mini. It has all the features I wanted to complete the PCT safely and it came in handy for a number of hikers on the trail this year up in the San Jacinto Mountains. Because it’s so small, light, feature-packed and easy to use, it was a very popular GPS unit among thru-hikers this year and almost every hiker had one dangling from their shoulder straps by the included carabiner.
How well does it work?
What’s there not to like?
Value for money
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Overview
- Durability 100%
- Battery life 90%
- Value to weight ratio 100%
- Value for money 70%
BPros
- Lightweight
- Waterproof
- Rugged
- Works very well
- Long-lasting battery
- Easy to use
CCons
- Expensive
- Small screen
Specs
Price:
Weight:
From 100g (3.5oz)
Total weight:
113g (3.98oz)
Materials:
Silicone, glass, plastic
Waterproof rating:
IPX7
Features
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Up to 90 hours battery at 10-minute tracking
- Up to 24 days battery at 30-minute tracking
- MIP display
- Micro USB charger
- GPS
- Tracking
- Compass
- Link to smartphone for text messaging
- SOS button
- For full features and specs head to buy.garmin.com
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