Suunto Opinions Please
Suunto Opinions Please
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HDM

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341 posts

214 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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Firstly, apologies, I know having searched on the watch forum that there have been a number of threads about Suuntos, however, to try and collate all opinions I am asking for feedback/experiences from owners on just one thread.

I'm looking to pick up a Suunto watch, for weekends & holidays, I'm not Mr Outdoorsman by any means, just another gadget fan boy, these do seem to have a lot of interesting features, so the floor is open........

Thanks

LordGrover

34,062 posts

235 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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I have the T3C HRM ( click).
Functional for the gym but not something I'd wear out.

ShadownINja

79,344 posts

305 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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If you like gadgets then why not. There is that Timex WS4, though. My favourite is the G-shock Riseman... no compass but can take a kicking.

andy_s

19,816 posts

282 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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I've had an x-lander and vector, both do what they say on the tin. I was tempted by a core after they sorted out the initial problems but the vector does all I need so stuck to that.

alfabadass

1,852 posts

222 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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I have a yachtmaster. I like it. They are pretty big though!

elise73

44 posts

199 months

Thursday 27th May 2010
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suunto yachtsman here too.....tis big but i like it. Only downside is synthetic straps don't last too long but the watches are tough and light. Sits well in the collection besides the swiss autos.

oh yes one more thing, the faces can be prone to failure with the digital readout losing clarity so numbers become difficult to read. mate sent back 2 x-landers with this fault.

S Works

10,166 posts

273 months

Thursday 27th May 2010
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I have a Core. The first one died but Suunto swapped it for a new one with no quibbles and it's an easy courier process which they have in place with DHL. The only downside is the orange strap which tarnishes very easily, but I'll just buy a black one sometime soon. Other than that it's a very reliable watch, looks cool, and has some excellent features for mountain sports.

Arrive Alive

282 posts

194 months

Thursday 27th May 2010
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I have a core all black. I bought it to use in the mountains but have found myself wearing it all the time. The alarm wakes me in the morning, it tells the time, the date, the time of sunrise and sunset and the temperature (when its not on the wrist). Its got a stopwatch, countdown alarm, storm alarm, barometer, altimeter and compass. Its tough, waterproof and you can change the battery yourself. I've never had a problem with it but if I did I understand, and as mentioned above, that Suunto has excellent customer service.

Arrive Alive

282 posts

194 months

Thursday 27th May 2010
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I have a core all black. I bought it to use in the mountains but have found myself wearing it all the time. The alarm wakes me in the morning, it tells the time, the date, the time of sunrise and sunset and the temperature (when its not on the wrist). Its got a stopwatch, countdown alarm, storm alarm, barometer, altimeter and compass. Its tough, waterproof and you can change the battery yourself. I've never had a problem with it but if I did I understand, and as mentioned above, that Suunto has excellent customer service.