Save $100 on Garmin's toughest ever GPS watch, which claims to have 'infinite battery'

Man wearing Garmin Instinct 2X Solar watch
(Image credit: Garmin)

Right now, you can save $100 on Garmin’s toughest GPS watch yet, the Instinct 2X Solar - Tactical Edition, which has been reduced drastically on Amazon.

Made to last, this high-tech wearable is encased in a rugged polymer outer, built to US military standards for temperature, shock and water resistance. Feel free to take the X2 out on treacherous trails, or for an icy swim without worrying about damage. 

The X2's survivor credentials are boosted by its ‘infinite’ battery, which requires just three hours of direct sunlight exposure per day to remain completely charged. 

Not just durable, the X2 is also incredibly smart. Including several sports modes, this GPS watch can track everything from hiking to kayaking, while monitoring your sleep, heart rate, respiration and pulse. Navigation is also very advanced, with built-in sensors tracking your every move and GPS maps guiding the way. 

When our expert tester Michael Sawh put it through its paces, she was taken aback by the reliability of the X2’s long-lasting battery life and durability, describing it as ‘the best that the latest instinct series has to offer’, appealing to hikers, trail runners and climbers ‘who like the idea of a bigger, bolder Instinct.’

Discounted by 20%, the Instinct X2 Solar - tactical edition is available in Coyote Tan and Black.

Garmin Instinct X2 Solar - Tactical Edition:$499.99 $399.99
Save $100
was £499.99 now £399.99 at Amazon US

Garmin Instinct X2 Solar - Tactical Edition: $499.99 $399.99
Save $100
Bold and durable, the Garmin Instinct X2 Solar - tactical edition blends military grade durability with cutting edge GPS and health monitoring technology. Powered by the sun, the Instinct X2 boasts an 'infinite' battery life with the help of solar charging. 

Will Symons
Staff Writer

Will Symons developed his love of the outdoors as a student, exploring every inch of Sussex’s South Downs national park and wild swimming off the Brighton seafront. Now a Staff Writer for Advnture, Will previously worked as a freelance journalist and writer, covering everything from cricket to ancient history. Like most Advnture staff, Will’s time is rarely spent indoors, he can often be found hiking, wild swimming or playing cricket.