Soon to be Suunto owner.
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@ChrisA
Thank you.
I have imported a run to the app and toyed around a lot.
Things are very different and I have to search a lot but when I have learned it will be
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@Brad_Olwin
Thank you.
Another watch to check up, Race.
Vertical is just a bit too large for me, have Garmin Fenix 5 and that one is 47 mm wich is borderline big already.
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@Thomas-Bolstad
Race is definitely lighter than the Vertical but the same diameter. it has a different shape and due to that feels slightly more comfortable. I don’t really notice the difference.
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@cjanevate
Thank you
Back to ultra is at least the goal, hopefully it will be.
Vertical is just a smudge to big fore my small wrist but I have to consider it anyway it seems.
Maps is something I think is fun and important in planing training.
The answers I have got from you and the others in this thread have been really useful but given me headache.
A good one.
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@Thomas-Bolstad I switched from S9P to Vertical Solar. I have small wrist, but the Vertical doesn’t feel bulky at all. Having a map is a huge advantage over the S9P. Especially for hiking and trailrunning.
And the extreme battery life ofcourse
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@freeheeler
Thank you again.
I really have to go over everything one more time.
Function, size and material and in that order.
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@surfboomerang
Thank you
More things to consider, I really have much to go through now.
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@Thomas-Bolstad
If you are not too carbon footprint extremist, you could consider to buy both of your choices, and try side by side with enough trial days at home before returning.
Of course it requires also some extra bucks to ingest temporarily
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@Thomas-Bolstad
while you mention materials, based on my experience, I would recommend to go for titanium in any case.
I am not lightweight fanatic by any means (bikes, boards, gear etc.) but it is a noticeable difference with the watches -
@Mff73
Thank you
The cost are secondary for me, if it is really steep I always think it is one time investment over long time.
Two watches are although not an alternative.
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@freeheeler
I have titanium today and it just feels a bit better and smoother.
Weight difference is very small so …
Strange to describe feelings.
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@cjanevate
I like Rainmaker, he is brutal onest and can really express what he feel and means.
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@Thomas-Bolstad said in Soon to be Suunto owner.:
I have titanium today and it just feels a bit better and smoother.
Weight difference is very small so …i had both SV Ti and Steel at the same time while purchasing, and weight diff was huge in term of sensation. I kept the steel one thinking i doesn’t worth the extra buck just for this, but i am thinking each time that i may have made a mistake.
10g is not huge, but out of 60g, it is really noticeable.
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@Mff73
I can not argue about that, difference is difference.
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@freeheeler
A little OT…do you know if it is possible to import data from polar flow into SA as well? It could be amazing…
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@misu763 if you’re on iOS you can do this with ‘RunGap’ which also works great for importing workouts from the past. On Android you can sync from Polar flow to Suunto with Healthsync but I don’t know if its possible for workouts in the past.
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@ChrisA
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If you consider a Race or a Vertical, I would go into a shop and try them on the wrist. For some people the lunges dig in to the wrist bone, which can be painful (even bloody). It really depends on the wrist bone. At the same time, those watches don’t feel as big and heavy on the wrist, as the dimensions would suggest. The Race might be a little more comfortable.
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@wmichi
We are going to the mall tomorrow and I’am testing both Race and Vertical on the wrist.
In the front right now are the Vertical but it depends on the size.
// Thomas
