Garmin eTrex 22x GPS Navigator - Rugged and Ready for Any Adventure

Tyson: My only gripe is the plastic screen. It scratches very easily.
The other thing to keep in mind, it is not a smartphone, so when using BRMB maps, it can take a few seconds to load.

Canada on Dec 05, 2023

Peter ff: It works well, although I haven’t tested it in Mordor and I’m not a ranger.👑

United States on Nov 28, 2023

Dave Hall: Small size for pocket

United States on Nov 25, 2023

Chris Maret: Works great

United States on Nov 05, 2023

Roberto Carlos Rios Castillo: Excelente equipo, compacto y de fácil uso.

Mexico on Sep 10, 2023

Whitle: Difficult to use still learning now avert a couple of weeks.
U have to don load the handbook from the web

Canada on Sep 05, 2023

Addie LeMaster: This works perfectly for our geocaching. Easy to use. It's heavy duty without being too big or bulky which would make it uncomfortable to hold.

United States on Aug 17, 2023

josephstalinjosephstalin: This german device is very helpful for my profession. Because i am a land surveyor so so much easier to survey the land

India on Jul 31, 2023

Blackeagle: Perfect! Exactly what we needed. Glad we purchased this unit and not a Chinese knock-off. This one is more expensive, but this is a well spent money. Most of the cost goes into a well honed software.
The software is good. It performs as expected. At least for what we need. i.e: waypoints, tracks and area calculation.
We use it as a track recording device and then we import the recordings and process them on a PC. We also prepare tracks on the PC, import them in the device and march them once in the field. The ability to see our current position relative to a programmed track is nice. The screen is a bit small for my aging eyes. This is not a product issue. We understand that something to be used during hiking must be small and light. Bigger is not better. Beside that a bigger screen would be very taxing on the batteries.
We used the device for a few hours and the two AA alkaline batteries are still full.
The color LCD screen is transflectif giving an excellent readability in full sun (which requires less back light which in turn requires less energy, hence more autonomy to the batteries).
The manufacturer states an accuracy of 4 meters. When we stand still for an...

Canada on Sep 18, 2021

New Hampshire Hiker: 4 stars because 5 would be perfect. NO NAVIGATION INSTRUMENT is 100% perfect 100% of the time.
I have used this for a couple weeks walking and driving around town and hiking in The White Mountain National Forest. It DOES A GOOD JOB FOR THE MONEY!
NEED TO KNOW. My unit would not work until updates were installed. The Open Source map is a GLOBAL (the entire planet) shaded relief map. That is a colossal amount of data. Plan on adding a micro SD card for extra memory, connecting to a computer and allowing LOTS of time for updates before using. After updating you may choose only the map regions you need to save memory. I like having the whole planet! Also, there is NO "lock safety" for the toggle and buttons. Be careful not to have them pressed while carrying the unit in a pouch or case.
A little about me. I have been hiking/camping for over 50 years and never been "lost" for more than a short time (99.9% who say they never get disoriented occasionally either never goes out or lies). I could always get back to a known point in a reasonable time with map/compass, with both or only one (paper maps & magnetic compasses can be off too!). I do know how to get around in the...

United States on Aug 18, 2020