Spy Review

For any ski or biking enthusiast, the abilty to monitor and track movements, speed and distance graphically after the event can be a way to not only reflect on the event, but also use it to improve performance.

Both the GTrek Ski and GTrek Bike are designed to take your movements so you can create a graphical record of where you have been. The GTrek Ski is specifically designed for skiers, however, golfers, bikers, hikers, and many other outdoor activities can also benefit from the GPS satellite technology that keeps track of your position. It will allow you to know how far you have gone, how fast you have travelled, and how high you have gone. GTrek Bike has many of the same exact features except that it was designed especially for bikers. Both Gtrek’s come with Google Earth’s topographical mapping, Google Map or Memory Map.

Specifications of both the GTrek Ski and GTrek Bike include log by time, speed, and distance with up to 63,000 way points, 32 channels allow tracking, 16Mb storage with a flash ROM, 20 hour battery, -158db rejection to ensure capture, fast acquisition in all weather conditions, Bluetooth 1.1.1.2. and 2.0 support for data transfer, bi-directional cable communications, and push button operation.

With both the GTrek Ski and GTrek Bike, you will be able to see exactly where you have been with a recorded map and keep the path so you can use the information over and over again along with being able to know where your exact location at all times.

You can use technology such as this to improve performance by analysing information that has been recorded and then trying to improve on it the next time, so it can be very useful for professional or even ameteur skiiers and bikers.