I just went running in -2 °C and my phone battery died after like 10 minutes. What do? How do you keep your phone warm when running in cold? Are those expensive Garmin watches better at this?
>>39595008
Snuggle it up under your nuts, dummy.
>>39595008
>cardio
SHOO SHOO
>>39595008
Leave it home
>>39595008
Go without it. Music helps when you're lifting but when running an offbeat song can throw your pace off.
>>39595008
Batteries perform better in the cold?
>>39595157
>>39595049
I use it for tracking
>>39595365
not when it's freezing
>>39595566
>I use it for tracking
what? Your period? Leave it at home or get a phone cozy.
>>39595566
Are you medically retarded?
>>39595692
no, why
>>39595680
how long and fast I run
>>39595008
>-2
>Cold
kys
>>39596460
where did I say it was cold, cold for my phone faggot
>>39596182
get a digital watch with a stopwatch and plan out a route you know the distance of. problem solved
>>39595008
> Are those expensive Garmin watches better at this?
Yes. If you end up getting one, get one with a cadence sensor; really helped with my running form/efficiency/speed.
>>39596679
which one do you have m8?
>>39596802
Forerunner 910XT. It's a bit overkill for running but I was doing triathlons when I bought it.
-2*C
Where do you live? In Iceland?
>>39597179
germany
>>39596664
This is so autistic, I don't want to be seen running with a compass and topo map.
>>39597705
>>39595008
Are you sure it was the cold that caused your phone to die? -2 deg C shouldn't affect the performance of a battery that much... especially since they effective temperature of the battery would be higher due to nearby and internal heat dissipation.
I wouldn't expect a lithium-ion battery to start having significant problems until around -20 deg C.
>>39595008
>-2
>FREEZING
motherFUCK! YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME!!!
>>39595008
Where do you keep your phone? Mines usually in my pocket (protip: get pants with tight pockets) so my leg keeps it warm.
t. canadian