Let's face it. Some people are directionally challenged. Hell, one of the guys here can't even make it to the golf course, even with a navigation system (Eric: I resent that.) . So you can imagine the relief when Bushnell agreed that they'd equip the GP team here with BackTracks and give us the...

" An expensive version of a crumb trail.... "

I read a favorable review of the BackTrack in a hunting/outdoors magazine and was interested in trying one out - but the original $80 price tag (for such a basic unit) was a bit rich for me.

Bushnell Backtrack GPS

I bought this because of my tendency to get lost/disoriented when hiking/snowshoeing on unfamiliar trails or other areas. I've only had it for a few days and haven't yet needed it to find my way back, but I've been testing it a few times on every outing and it seems to function OK.

Easy to use; pocketable

Can change mode/location without user awareness

Easy to use!

We took this out on our first hiking trip. We used to have an older version of a handheld GPS but it was always too complicated for me to use. This one is SOOOOO easy. And, I can read it without putting my readers on (love that!

Accurate; Extensive Base Map; Intuitive Menu; Large Screen; One Hand Control; Quick Navigation; Quick Signal; Reliable Reception

Basic navigation at a great price

I bought this for quick hike and shorter outings where a conventional GPS unit is not really needed. It does the job well and the price was right. Also makes a great back up to your full size GPS, in case it goes down. My only complaint is it is a little bigger than I anticipated.

Good Value

A Little Large