Polar V800 Is The Top Triathlon Watch Launching In Early June
Suunto Ambit 2's barometric altimeter, compass, trackback, swim, run and bike features all function very admirably, plus it is very easy to use...
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RSSBozeman, MT (PRWEB) May 18, 2014
The top 3 GPS watches for 2014 have been named by the Heart Rate Watch Company recently.
"We had to agonize over this list because as much as we like the Garmin fenix 2 concept it has proven glitch-prone, we've had shutdowns, short battery life and a number of issues", says Rusty Squire, President of the Heart Rate Watch Company. He adds, "We decided to go with the three best watches for reliability and features in our testing because too many companies are launching near beta versions or prototype level product quality into the market".
"Consumers want reliability, and don't want to be guinea pigs, so these three watches should satisfy the most fastidious among them", says Squire.
#1 - Suunto Ambit 2 - "Ambit 2 lacks Bluetooth for mobile data transfer but it does everything else with ease and mobile data transfer is never as fast", says Squire. He adds, "Suunto Ambit 2's barometric altimeter, compass, trackback, swim, run and bike features all function very admirably, plus it is very easy to use".
#2 - Polar V800 - "With its Bluetooth, activity features, advanced heart rate data and full triathlon features this will be the best new triathlon watch introduced during 2014", says Squire. He adds, "Ironman world champion Frederick Von Lierde has been using this watch since Kona last year, so it's tested by the best".
#3 - Garmin Forerunner 220 - "We love this watch because it is simple, much less expensive than the Forerunner 620, and it is the lightest fully integrated GPS running watch at 1.4 ounces", says Squire. He adds, "It also has Bluetooth, custom interval training and is a superb running watch".
"These are the top 3 on our list for now until we can engage in further testing", says Squire. He adds, "An honorable mention would also be the Garmin Tactix for military personnel as its functionality was also quite good in our testing".
"We are also excited to see what Garmin comes out with later this year to replace the Garmin 910XT triathlon watch as it is quite plausible they will release a replacement", says Squire. He adds, "I'm looking for Bluetooth, advanced running features like the 620 and activity tracking but we'll see what they decide".
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"If you would like to talk to an expert regarding GPS watches then simply call us toll-free at 866-586-7129", says Squire. He adds, "We think you will appreciate talking with folks that actually test and use the products they sell".
