These last-minute Garmin Prime Day deals on watches, GPS navigators & more are still available

This Prime Day price on the Garmin Enduro 2 makes it a great pickup if you're ready to get serious about your workouts. The precise GPS routing makes it a no-brainer for trail running and it has solar charging to keep the battery topped up. Smart features like safety lights, physical buttons, and up to 46 days of battery life round out the package for this rugged watch.

The Garmin Forerunner 255 is built for runners, and it has the features to make sure you're performing at the top of your game. A morning report gives you insights into your sleep and heart-rate variability status, and it uses this data to give you daily workout suggestions and adjust your weekly workout plans. Up to 14 days of battery life guarantees you won't have to hit the charger every night.

Into tactical looks and features? The Garmin Instinct is built to military 810 standards for thermal, shock, and water resistance. It also comes with a mode to make it readable with night vision goggles, lets you set map waypoints to find your way back to camp, and includes a stealth mode that cuts wireless activity and GPS sharing in a pinch. A solar battery gives you extra juice, while sports apps still let it track your workouts.

The Fenix 7X is another great solar-powered outdoor watch from Garmin. It combines excellent battery life (up to 37 days) with real-time metrics for endurance and stamina during training. Constant monitoring for heart rate, Pulse Ox, stress, and enhanced sleep tracking give you insight into how your body adapts to your workouts. Of course, you also get Garmin's excellent GPS tracking, as well as a compass, gyroscope, and barometric altimeter.

Garmin isn't just about hiking and tactical gear. The Approach S62 is aimed squarely at golfers with a built-in virtual caddie that suggests clubs based on wind speed and direction. It also shows where to aim on a map, gives you a quick view of each hazard, and helps you pinpoint blind shots. This watch is a golfer's best friend and has never been available at a better price.

Pro runners will appreciate the Garmin Forerunner 955. The watch can give you race training tips and keeps track of all of the health metrics you'd want from a running watch. It's more advanced than the Forerunner 255 with a touchscreen and music storage on top of all the expected running features. Add highly accurate GPS and up to 15 days of battery life, and you have an excellent running watch. 

The Garmin Forerunner 255 music has all of the great running features of the 255 but with storage for your music. If you need to keep the jams pumping during training, this is the watch for you, because it can hold up to 500 songs and playlists from Spotify, Amazon Music, or Deezer. It still keeps track of all the health metrics that matter, provides training updates, and more.

If you prefer keeping a dedicated GPS device in your car instead of using your phone, the Drive 52 is an affordable way to do it. It has a 5-inch screen that comes packed with detailed maps of the U.S. and Canada. It also feeds you live traffic data, along with a database of historical sites and other points of interest you might want to check out on your road trips.

One of the most accurate ways to track your pulse while training is with a dedicated heart rate monitor. The HRM-Dual strap from Garmin is made of a soft material that's comfortable to wear, and you can easily remove the heart rate module to pop it in the wash. The battery lasts up to 3.5 years, so you'll never have to worry about it dying mid-workout.

If you've ever been in a fender bender, you probably wish you had footage to show who was at fault. The Garmin Dash Cam 67W does just that, giving you a 180-degree view of everything happening in front of your car, day or night. It can also alert you if something happens to your car while it's parked, and a remote live-view monitor lets you check your car at any time.