Grit X

You could ask the same of any of the high end watches - Coros Vertix, Polar Grit X, Suunto Vertical etc. Generally speaking, build quality is what tends to set them apart, along with higher battery life. For the T-Rex 3 Pro, you do get more battery, titanium and a more rugged build and the LED light

Polar Grit X, used 24/7 for almost six years now. No problems

Excellent choice. I have the Polar Grit X2 Pro. Excellent brand. Very good quality. This is the brand with the best data accuracy 📈 heart and sleep. I use the Polar H10 only in cycling and VMA or vameval test mode (in France 🇫🇷). I wish you lots of fun in your outings 😃

If your priority is guidance and long-term progress, go Polar Grit X2. • Coaching built in: FitSpark, Running Program, Cardio Load, Nightly Recharge. It turns data into day-to-day plans and tracks load over time. • Stronger analytics: Polar Flow’s web dashboard is dated visually but excellent for tr

My polar grit x is almost 5 years old and still working well. The battery doesn't last as long as it used to, but it's still enough. I'll probably swap out in the new year

I think a useful feature for me would be Climbpro - and I see Suunto has Climb Guidance. Does that effectively mean the following tradeoffs - or is there anything I'm missing? Thanks - Suunto Vertical 2 titanium - best battery (by some distance), Climb Guidance, ok app/mapping, potential data privac

I have the polar grit X2 pro titan, it's pretty solid and doesn't have any scratches yet.. you also have the normal X2 that is a bit smaller and it's still sapphire but not titanium, although stainless steel is as durable, just a bit heavier.. Garmin also has watches with these materials, but I don'