Brian Eastwood is a freelance writer for Tom’s Guide, focusing primarily on running watches and other wearable tech. Brian has been a professional writer and editor since 2003. He has covered healthcare tech, enterprise tech, higher education, and corporate leadership for a range of trade publications. Brian is a lifelong Massachusetts native and currently lives outside of Boston. Outside of work, he enjoys running, hiking, cross-country skiing, and curling up with a good history book.
Latest articles by Brian Eastwood

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How to train for a half marathon: The basics of running, planning, and preparing for your race.

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A review of the WalkingPad P1 under desk, walking treadmill. Is this one of the best walking treadmills on the market?

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A review of the WalkingPad A1Pro walking, under-desk treadmill.

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The Garmin Enduro is smaller, more stylish and less expensive than the fenix 6 Pro Solar, but it’s still meant for a niche market

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Know the basics of running, planning, and preparing for the ultimate road race.

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The Amazfit GTR 2 has limited smartwatch features, but it’s a good activity tracker with battery life that’s hard to beat.

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The Garmin Forerunner 745 is a solid choice for a multi-sport watch that offers training insight, though other watches boast a better battery life.

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The TicWatch Pro 3 works well as a stylish Android smartwatch, but anyone who’s more than a casual athlete will be disappointed with its activity tracking.

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Coros' first triathlon watch is good for hyper-focused athletes, but it's a bit bare-bones compared to more-established brands.

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The Garmin Vivosport is a GPS-enabled activity tracker with features you typically find on higher-priced sports watches.

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The Garmin Forerunner 25 is a solid no-frills running watch for new runners. It doesn't do a lot, but what it does, it does well.

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The goal of taking a steps every day is taking a backseat to metrics that reveal more about a person’s activity levels, health and fitness.

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The Suunto Spartan Sport Wrist HR is a durable GPS watch that tracks a lot of activities, but its heart rate monitor could be more accurate.

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New Balance’s Android Wear-powered RunIQ smartwatch trips over its limited features, poor interface and short battery life.

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The Suunto Spartan Ultra is a durable watch for serious athletes, but a poor app and a lack of key activity-tracking features mean it's not worth the price.

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The Android Wear-powered Polar M600 is good as a smartwatch, and has built-in GPS, but itꞌs not a great running partner.

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Many health insurers and employers offer discounts to people who wear fitness trackers and achieve activity goals. Here's how you can save.

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Although it offers almost too much data, the Garmin Forerunner 735XT can track running, swimming and biking, as well as deliver phone notifications.

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The Vivofit 3, the latest version of Garmin's low-end fitness tracker, stacks up well against the competition.

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A good design and long battery life don't make up for the Epson Runsense SF-110's confusing interface and poor app.
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