This Garmin 920XT has several settings which should satisfy a variety of athletes. The pool specific swim one is one of 7 different modes and lets the user log swim drills and kick sets at the pool, plus record swim distance, pace, stroke type, stroke count and SWOLF score.

Open water is another mode for the Garmin 920XT and the watch is rated to 5ATM.

The 920 XT quickly found a satellite even inside, and hopefully that was not a fluke.

The 920XT reports cadence, amount of bounce in a runner’s step, and ground contact time. Via a color gauge runners can also see how they compare to other runners in general. Plus a metronome with vibration and audible alerts to guide cadence training, a race predictor based on VO2 max for running, and a recovery advisor indicating how long a runner should rest before attempting another hard effort are also included according to Garmin.

I can personally test this Indoor Run mode when I am chasing me kids through the house.

In the bike mode you can see the power data from your Ant+ compatible power meter, and GLONASS signals help with accuracy.

Bike Indoor is the 6th mode for this Garmin 920XT.

And yes, there is even a specific Triathlon mode included here.

Since most triathlons start with a swim leg, the Garmin 920XT also starts the triathlon mode with the swim.