[shutterup]

My dadwants a nice halnheld GPS for christmas and my mother and I do not know what kind weshould get him thatwill still be a nice GPS unit for a reasonable price we are wanting to pay somewhere around 100-300 for one.please inform me?

 

[Reelfun27]

Academy has a Garmin on sale for $89.00 Reg $150.

 

[shutterup]

ok do you know what kind it is and if they have any left?

 

[DarthYoda]

I have always used the Garmin eTrex models and have never been disappointed. Prices vary, but the simple eTrex model at Walmart is like $90 or so, I just bought it about a month ago. It is the yellow one and I enjoy using it. Took it out opening weekend of muzzleloader season and it performed flawlessly.

 

[David Ridenour]

Not sure where you are. Try this link and give the nearest store a call. Think about what the use will be. Some come with extensive maps and graphics. Going from vehicle to a tree stand or just finding a fishing spot he might not need all that stuff.

http://www.academy.com/index.php?page=locator&postalCode=32507

 

[JOHNJOHN205]

LOWRANCE H2O C

I THINK THERE AROUND $200

 

[shutterup]

not for fishing we have all that for the woods

 

[FLWhaler]

Garmin map76 under299

 

[192]

Just bought a GPSMap 60cx for $250 at futurepcworld.com. Price is $250 w/ a $50 Garmin rebate.

Mike

 

[skiny watr]

I second the Lowrance. Got one for Christmas last year and have used it for hunting, fishing and travel. I believe it has the largest screen of handheld models. 170-350 depending on the model.

 

[Geronimo]

The blue etrex legend is all you need. It's around 130 bucks and you can evendownload road maps and such on it. It's great for marking stands, crossings etc on it. When I hunt new areas I mark my truck to help me find my way out of the woods.

 

[hoopdid]

I have the yellow etrex and it is really basic. I have had it for a couple of years and it serves it's purpose but it is really nothing special. I would recommend something a little more advanced that has real-time readings. The basic etrex requires that you are moving to get a reading for direction and location. Some of the newer models will give you bearings and locations without moving. Nothing worse than finding a potential tree stand site, turning on the GPS, and then having to walk around to get a signal lock.