Fitness
This Is the Only Fitness Tracker I Actually Want to Wear All Day
The newest tracker from Suunto is a way less intense tracker. How does it compare to Suunto models of the past?
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FitnessSuunto’s Newest Smartwatch Tracks Everything
The newest watch tracks everything from swimming to biking, climbing to yoga.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: June 9, 2016
A new slim sound bar, a new Tennessee whisky, a new adventure watch and much more.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: October 13, 2015
Suunto’s Traverse Collection of sports watches, Razor’s newest trike drifter, the Canon Powershot G9 X and more.
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StyleFour First Dates, Four Outfits
Your first date will be over before it starts if you don’t dress to impress. Here’s how to style yourself for each level of formality.
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Gift IdeasThe 12 Guys of Christmas: The Athlete
Today’s athlete is a spartan renaissance man, a conglomeration of multi-faceted fitness that culminates in one fine-tuned machine ready for whatever the world will bring. And the modern fitness man requires diversity in gear — something to guide him in excellence in all of his athletic follies.
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TechThe State of Wearables, 2014
Wearable tech is a growing and increasingly diverse market; they all track distance and calories, and most tell time. They all have their pitfalls — battery life, compatibility, reliability, size, price — but what determines the best device is your individual needs.
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TechTested: Suunto Ambit2
We get our hands on the Ambit2 from Suunto, the best watch in the business for serious outdoor adventurers looking to track all of their data over an entire weekend trip.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: February 5, 2014
Today in gear, we find an affordable mirrorless camera, a GPS watch for runners, a phone case that (technically) pays your bills and much more.
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WatchesMultifunction Tool Watches for the 21st Century
Mechanical diver’s and pilot’s watches may have been indispensable instruments for explorers in decades past, but nowadays, state-of-the-art wristwatches have shifted toward lightweight, battery-powered and largely digital pieces. These are wrist-top computers, designed for wear during mountaineering, skiing, sailing, surfing and flying.
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OutdoorsKit: Free Solo Climbing
Sometimes the mountains just call your name. Whether you’ve got a season to train for a summit bit up Mt.
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WatchesThe Year’s Best Sailing Watches
There are few scenes that conjure up summer more than white sails against a blue sky, whether you’re cruising in a 12-meter out of Newport, rounding buoys in a Laser at your lake’s weekend regatta, or just sitting on the beach watching the action. Our country’s lore and style are steeped in sailing culture, and watch companies haven’t ignored the nautical theme.
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WatchesKit: Climbing Mount Rainier
To take on our recent ascent of Mount Rainier, we rounded up some of the latest and greatest mountaineering gear. And after two days, 9,000 vertical feet of climbing and weather that ranged from downright scorching to subzero wind chills, we’ve got a thing or two to say about each piece.
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