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That's what I got. I find the buttons difficult to use. And the bigger G-Shocks are too bulky.
I am opposed to buying a forerunner just for timer, but perhaps that's what I desire.
Shit buttons (I bought this)
Too bulky. I bought the Gd350 but it was big, for a little screen
I had this for a while, but it looks naff and it broke after a year, but was good function
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Casio Pro-Trek have nice big buttons and a good sized screen and are more G-Shock levels of toughness. Personally I find they don't wear that big but your mileage may vary
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My Waveceptor was similar design.
Current looks more like the pro-trek above. IME the big knurled style pushers are the best in a sport context, so I'd look for models with those, but ideally normalish straps that can be replaced when the sweat destroys them. The problem with a lot of G-shocks TMI on display and hands instead of a full digi display.
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G shock would be my go to.
Vibrating ones exist but aren't super common.
Gd350 I think has vibration alerts.
Seen reverse screen ones (dark display) might be positive display ones out there, or it is doable yo'self with polarisation film.