There are two ways that people commonly combine files. If you have further questions please feel free to contact me (, = do have the same problem: I record my activities in two devices at the same time (Forerunner 405 and Garmin Fit iPhone App).This tool will allow you to take GPX, TCX, or FIT files and combine them into one single file for upload to Strava. You might take a look at the website which gives you further information and provides a trial version. According to the users who tested this new feature it works quite well.
First import one file, them import the second file and choose the option "merge mode" - after that you get a list of the data fields (GPS position data, heartrate, power etc) of the second file and can choose which data you would like to import and merge with the first file. Sometimes I get freeware that works very well but for serious editing of fit and tcx files this FFRT has been well worth the few extra new version 5.11 of the "Fit File Repair Tool" has a merge function and allows you to synchronize two activites by timestamp, duration or distance.
If I was paid at $1 per hour for all the time I spent trying to get several free fitfile editors to work, I would be able to pay for several FFRT subscriptions.
The FFRT has provided everything I need to do anything I want with my fitness files. Nothing I had or could find would even let me view those damn things much less edit them. When fit files hit the scene I was totally shut out. I spent a lot of time learning how to edit tcx files using WordPad and XML Editor and it is very time consuming. Garmin Connect and Training Center are free and do for you exactly what you paid for, unloading, storing and displaying your data, that's it.Įditing your data is not provided free by Garmin because that function is much more complicated, but you already know that. I'm not saying you should buy the software but you should put the cost in the proper perspective. Well, yes the FFRT does cost a few bucks. I'm sure it is a good tool, it is also a rather expensive tool.
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