Grit X2 Pro

In my opinion, you made the right call. Other companies tempt people with lots of unnecessary options. I think Coros is one of the few that isn’t going in the wrong direction, but it’s a brand aimed more at runners. It’s cool, but I miss some of the Polar features. A few years ago, I owned the Polar

I had the Fenix 7 Pro and sold it for the Polar Grit X2 Pro. Reason: simplicity. Polar gives me exactly what I need without unnecessary features. The HRV/Orthostatic test with the H10 is accurate and useful for training decisions. With Garmin I always felt overwhelmed by functions I didn’t use. Also

I have a decade of workout/race history in Flow and have never had a problem with losing any data. I purchased a Loop so I could continue tracking my daily activity and sleep patterns without having to wear a Polar watch 24/7, and am reasonably satisfied with the purchase. It definitely does not hav

Grit X2 is a better watch, unless you didn't need all the things it has, then you could have saved a bit.. and also design, if you prefer one over the other. Use this to compare both, I also added the best from last gen so you can compare as well. The street X is somewhere in between last gen higher

Most of the higher end models of Polar will give you the same metrics, so I would be looking across the vantage M3/V3, and the grit x2/pro. I have a Vantage M3 and the battery life gets me about 5 days of use (I use GPS most days, probably between 3-5 hours a week at least). The more expensive optio

Two weeks ago, I bought Polar Grit X2 Copper. I upgraded from V800, which I bought used in January. In the last year, I bought H10 (HRM) and Stride Sensor. I considered different brands: Polar, Garmin, Coros, Amazfit, and Suunto. I researched information about their watches, read their subs, and tri

I would have liked to buy a Polar grit x2 or a vantage M3, but I don't like the slightly too holistic approach whereby Polar overlaps step counting with other activities. I want a device that differentiates the tracking of individual activities. It's a shame because I really appreciate Polar's minim

Yea I think I dont need too much metrics its not like I am gonna be a pro athlete so I think polar or suunto will give me more then enough. M3 and grit x2 look interesting so I'll take a look at both of them. Garmin in that price point to me also looks like it was made more cheaply atleast in my cou

A few days ago, I bought Polar Grit X2 Copper during a vacation in Italy for a great price (427 EUR) and also bought Vantage V3 Blue for my friend (382 EUR). My friend, before that, considered buying a Garmin Instinct or Forerunner, but who wants to pay 500 EUR more for just a few small advantages,

garmin fenix/epix... sao os relogios resistentes da marca. e barato tem os garmin instinct versao 1 e 2.. sao os relogios mais resistentes da garmin. da uma olhada no mercado de semi novos da olx sobre o instinct ou o instinct 2 ou entao um novo. vale muito a pena polar tem o grit x ou grit x2 coros