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Nike Triax Speed 300
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NIKE TRIAX SPEED 300

A watch with a large, easy-to-view display.

By Matt Schneiderman
Photographs by Jens Mortensen

PUBLISHED 10/13/2006

With the largest display in this review, the Speed 300 makes it easy to check splits mid run. It also improves upon earlier Triax models by allowing users to toggle between views--lap time, total time, or both--with the press of a button. One tester especially liked the "goal" function that alerted her when she sped ahead or fell behind her intended pace. Not a bad way to keep from going out too fast in your next 10-K. $120; 888-350-6453; nikerunning.com

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