Garmin Fenix 9: 18 Product Listings Surface Ahead of Tuesday’s Livestream
The outdoor product tease for Garmin’s confirmed livestream for Tuesday, 25 August at 1:00 PM CET has now been followed by what looks to be a genuine retailer leak. Czech online store SkiAndBike has listed 18 Fenix 9 configurations, first spotted by Fitness Tracker Test.
The listings split into three tiers by product number, consistent across sizes:
| Model | Size | Product no. |
|---|---|---|
| Fenix 9 | 43mm | 010-04671 |
| Fenix 9 | 47mm | 010-04672 |
| Fenix 9 | 51mm | 010-04673 |
| Fenix 9 Pro / inReach | 43mm | 010-04335 |
| Fenix 9 Pro / inReach | 47mm | 010-04336 |
| Fenix 9 Pro / inReach | 51mm | 010-04337 |
| Fenix 9 Pro MIP-Solar inReach | 47mm | 010-04338 |
| Fenix 9 Pro MIP-Solar inReach | 51mm | 010-04339 |
A separate write-up of the same listings lists the base model product numbers as 010-04761 through 010-04763, then elsewhere in the same piece states the base models are 010-04671 through 010-04673. Fitness Tracker Test’s numbers match that second, internally consistent figure, so we’ve used those here.
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Neither Enduro 4 nor Fenix E2 appear on the retailer. Fitness Tracker Test points out that SkiAndBike still lists the outgoing Enduro 3, which raises the possibility that Tuesday’s event covers the Fenix 9 range alone, with Enduro 4 and Fenix E2 following separately.
A follow-up from Garmin Rumors matches colour and finish to each SKU: Bare Titanium Fog Gray and Gold Titanium at 43mm, Carbon DLC Black and Titanium Autumn Orange/Spark among the 47mm and 51mm options, plus a Titanium Pebble Gray/Silver Gray finish exclusive to both Pro Solar inReach sizes. Only the 51mm listings carry “Pro” in the title for the inReach AMOLED tier; the 47mm versions use the same product number, 010-04336, but the retailer’s naming drops “Pro” from the title there. That looks like inconsistent listing copy rather than a missing 47mm Pro model, since the product number ties it to the same tier as the 51mm Pro.
Prices are listed in Czech koruna and don’t convert cleanly to US or UK MSRP. Fitness Tracker Test notes that current Czech pricing for the Fenix 8 range suggests the Fenix 9 lineup is priced higher across the board, consistent with rising component costs.
Last Updated on 23 August 2026 by the5krunner
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No 43mm MIP really really sucks. Those of us with smaller wrists were hoping they’d get it together for this release.