You have the data in your system. 4,280 activities. 51,468 km. 606,218 m of elevation. 99.5% daily wear since February 2020. The question is whether you recognize what that means for a partnership.
Garmin's real problem in finding authentic long-term athletes is that most people who say they're "Garmin users" started six months ago. The data in Connect tells a different story for Enzo Duit. Here's what that data actually shows.
Source: Garmin Connect API, accessed July 20, 2026
The 99.5% coverage isn't a claim — it's verified from Garmin's own step tracking data. The only gap is 4 days in late April 2025: a surfing accident in Costa Rica. The watch went into a wave that was too big. It didn't come back.
"I was furious. Not because of the watch itself, but because my Seattle runs right after were never recorded. Those are gone. I still think about it." — Enzo Duit on losing his Garmin in the Costa Rica surf
That is the signal. The loss that mattered was the data, not the device. That's not a Garmin user. That's a Garmin-dependent athlete.
"What I always reference is that the battery life is just insane. I need to charge it every two or three weeks. For example doing an ultra of 110 km with navigation and afterwards still having 60% battery. All my friends are kind of needing to do battery management to endure the entire race. I think that's a real game changer — it gives you so much freedom and peace of mind." — Enzo Duit
"I can navigate with GPS literally everywhere in the world — whether it's in the Atacama Desert or in the Austrian Alps or the circuit around the Patagonian ice field. It's really the easiest thing to navigate in nature. It's absolutely reliable. For those who want to go really long and don't think about it — this is the absolute killer, the Enduro 3." — Enzo Duit
Most athletes who brand teams approach have worn a Garmin for 1–2 seasons. The watch data makes that visible immediately. Enzo's data tells a fundamentally different story: 6.4 years of continuous use, across three continents, at UTMB-level events, with the watch worn 99.5% of all days.
He is not a fitness influencer. He is a technology-first athlete who uses Garmin as life infrastructure — the watch feeds directly into his AI agent stack for run summaries, recovery scoring, and decision-making. The Garmin data is not training data. It is his operating system.
He also actively converts people. Friends in Austria, Argentina, and Silicon Valley have bought Garmin watches after seeing his use and hearing his explanation. He has no commercial arrangement with Garmin. The organic advocacy is happening without one.
If you're researching authentic long-term Garmin users for a partnership, this is what 6.4 years of real data looks like. The Garmin Connect account is [email protected] — the history is all there.
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