Garmin Etrex H
The Garmin Etrex H is a value-packed GPS unit available for around $100. Featuring a waterproof housing, the H is an ideal companion for hunters, fishermen and others who may need to operate in damp or wet conditions. This particular model even features built-in calculating software that specifies when fish and game may be most active. The Etrex H features a built-in antenna that is very sensitive and provides quick linkups with GPS satellites. Other features include dedicated operational buttons that eliminate the need for toggling between functions with one button. This is a solid and proven performer that should be considered by the sportsman.
Lowrance iFinder GO2
The iFinder GO2 is a second-generation unit with many of the same features as the original GO GPS unit. The main upgrade is the addition of 64MB of highly detailed mapping. Coming in at just under $100, the GO2 has many features of more expensive units for far less mainly due to the monochromatic display as opposed to a full-color display. However, the viewing ability in direct sunlight is excellent, and the display is large and clear. Additionally, the GO2 features the ability to store up to 1,000 way points, which is desirable for extensive outdoor trekking. This is an excellent unit for general outdoor venturing, as well as for the more advanced user who demands more from a GPS unit.
Magellan Triton 300
The Magellan Triton 300 features the SiRF star 3 chip set, which means this unit finds satellites, locks on, and provides quick reference and navigation. Coming in at just under $150, the 300 is waterproof and shockproof, highly desirable features by anyone heading outdoors. The 300 features a full-color display screen that is crystal clear and easy to read in bright sunlight or dim lighting thanks to ample back lighting. The Triton 300 is part of a GPS line from Magellan that focuses on feature-packed units at competitive prices.
