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Polar is one of those companies that are not big on route creation – but that’s fitting, given their focus on training aspects. With the Grit X as…
The Grit X as Polar’s outdoors-focused watch comes with improved navigation, mainly through the turn-by-turn directions made possible by the integration with Komoot… and if that sounds a…
Updates have become some of the greatest things about the current generations of sports/outdoors watches and wearables – and great sources of aggravation. New features come, and it’s…
People often wonder why their GPS watches aren’t recording accurate tracks. They show single examples as proof that everything is good or nothing works right. Here is an…
This trail between Ebensee and Traunkirchen is one of my fast favorites for GPS watch testing – so it’s time to finally put all the comparison data somewhere….
The ability to navigate along a route is one of the best features of a GPS sports/outdoor watch, at least if it works well. Here, how to get…
You may be curious to see what sort of data the COROS POD gives and how it compares. Well, here goes…
Power has been all the rage in running ever since Stryd came out with its power sensor for that sport. Now, Coros is joining in that fray with…
Suunto just published an update about their “digital services transition,” a.k.a. the death of Movescount. There are interesting points in it for owners/users of legacy devices…
It’s already been about a year that the Suunto app ran in parallel to Suunto’s Movescount; now, finally, they have clarified what their transition plans are: Retire Movescount,…