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Suunto Multisport Pack Heart Rate Monitor

Suunto Multisport Pack Heart Rate Monitor description

The combination of a t3 Heart Rate Monitor and GPS POD tracking device makes the Suunto Multisport Pack the ideal training package for athletes on the move. Whether you run, bike, ski, or kayak, the GPS POD tracks your speed and distance across any terrain with incredible accuracy. In addition to documented bragging rights, this Suunto package includes Training Effect software to help you keep your training on track for the triathlon, bike race, or 50-mile hike you've marked on your calendar.

Bottom Line: Train smarter with help from the Suunto Multisport Pack Heart Rate Monitor.

2.0 out of 5 stars Nice freatures, horrible durability, December 7, 2008Bought this watch last week and have used it roughly 3 times (twice running and once at the gym for lifting). The feature set is excellent. You are able to setup intervals for running which for some reason is hard to find with other HRMs that actually look decent. The chest strap is very comfortable and once adjusted, you feel as if it's not even there.My biggest complaint, as others of stated, is the durability of the screen. With only a weeks worth of use, the screen has been scratched beyond use. It's made of some type of plastic and not glass. Suunto, spend the extra $5 and upgrade the screen. Any watch that you pay over $100 for should not have this sort of problem, especially when Suunto prides itself on extreme outdoor activity.Now I'm just trying to figure out now which other HRMs to use that will provide the same feature set as the t3c. Despite the nice look of the t3c, I can not recommend it due to the scratching issue.

Since I have submitted my last review I have been a tad bit annoyed with the reliability of the GPS Pod. The Pod initializes and does not acquire a signal 50% of the time to generate speed and distance readings. This has happened at the beach and in the hills to me... So I am of the opinion the whole "line of sight" with satellites is not an issue. These problems started to occur after I changed the batteries when the first set went kerplunk. Beware.