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Foot pod?
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Probably about the same time as you can use the Watch to aim a nose ring laser!
(What is a foot pod?)
Why would it need to pair with the Apple Watch? Wouldn’t it just feed data to the Garmin fitness app for iOS? It would be up to Garmin to offer an Apple Watch app so you could see your cadence on your watch. The Garmin folks would probably rather sell you one of their watches. 
Actually I just realized what I think you mean. I’m not an LTE Apple Watch user, so I forget that people often use them and leave iPhone at home. The iPhone can of course connect to external fitness trackers via Bluetooth, but can the Apple Watch do the same with a Watch-to-foot pod BT connection?
Does anyone know?
Actually I just realized what I think you mean. I’m not an LTE Apple Watch user, so I forget that people often use them and leave iPhone at home. The iPhone can of course connect to external fitness trackers via Bluetooth, but can the Apple Watch do the same with a Watch-to-foot pod BT connection?
Does anyone know?
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I’m talking a generic ( Adiddas) Bluetooth foot pod. Had one for a Garmin I had to accurately measure distance indoors. No big thing, just wondering if I should sell it.Why would it need to pair with the Apple Watch? Wouldn’t it just feed data to the Garmin fitness app for iOS? It would be up to Garmin to offer an Apple Watch app so you could see your cadence on your watch. The Garmin folks would probably rather sell you one of their watches.
https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/p/15516Probably about the same time as you can use the Watch to aim a nose ring laser!
(What is a foot pod?)
Never heard of it, had to google.
So it’s up to Adiddas then. Apple already allows third parties to create watch apps and sync data with the Health app.
You can use the Stryd foot pod with either the Stryd app or ismoothrun. Fantastically accurate distance and power data no matter the conditions. They have a more basic model that does distance only.
+1 on the Stryd foot pod. When properly calibrated it will likely give you more accurate pace and distance data when training with an app like iSmoothRun.