Ultra Grid 5 packs five live metrics into a single data field slot, built for the native "5 Fields" screen layout, a sibling to Ultra Grid 8, reshaped for anyone who prefers that screen's proportions or just wants an extra field slot free for something else. A pinned hero row projects your estimated finish time against a race distance you set, extrapolated from your pace so far, including any real-world stops along the way, so the projection gets more realistic (not more optimistic) the longer an ultra runs. Below it, four fully configurable cells let you build the exact dashboard you want from 17 live metrics. Choose any combination of: distance, distance remaining, elapsed time, time of day, elevation gain, heart rate, hourly pace, average pace, live pace, cadence, moving time, power, battery, sunset time, climb rate (elevation gain per distance covered), and Efficiency Factor (power ÷ heart rate) — the last of which gets its own green/amber/red background against a band you configure, so a fatigue signal is visible at a glance without reading the number. Features: • Pinned ETA-to-finish, projected from your real pace and race distance • Four fully configurable cells from a 17-metric list • Efficiency Factor cell with live green/amber/red band colouring • Built for the device's native 5-field screen layout Built for ultra and endurance runners who want a full pacing dashboard in one field slot, sized for a 5-field screen instead of 8. My Garmin apps are 100% free and always will be. Fuel my next line of code with a coffee here: buymeacoffee.com/0094994 New device support policy: New Garmin device releases are assessed for compatibility within 1 month of launch, with support added as soon as the SDK allows.