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A HERITAGE OF RELIABLE SPORTS INSTRUMENTS

The Suunto user community is bonded by a common passion for performance and design.

Core

core military - all black

Altimeter with altitude log memory and altitude difference measurement
Barometer with storm alarm and weather trend indicator
Automatic Alti / Baro switch
Compass with semi automatic calibration and a digital bearing
Depth meter
Multiple watch, date and alarm functions with dual time and countdown timer
Sunrise/Sunset times for over 400 locations worldwide
Digital thermometer
Menu based user interface in English, German, French and Spanish
Available in a range of styles
Accessory straps
User-replaceable battery

core glacier gray

Altimeter with altitude log memory and altitude difference measurement
Barometer with storm alarm and weather trend indicator
Automatic Alti / Baro switch
Compass with semi automatic calibration and a digital bearing
Depth meter
Multiple watch, date and alarm functions with dual time and countdown timer
Sunrise/Sunset times for over 400 locations worldwide
Digital thermometer
Menu based user interface in English, German, French and Spanish
Available in a range of styles
Accessory straps
User-replaceable battery

core anniversary edition

Altimeter with altitude log memory and altitude difference measurement
Barometer with storm alarm and weather trend indicator
Automatic Alti / Baro switch
Compass with semi automatic calibration and a digital bearing
Depth meter
Multiple watch, date and alarm functions with dual time and countdown timer
Sunrise/Sunset times for over 400 locations worldwide
Digital thermometer
Menu based user interface in English, German, French and Spanish
Available in a range of styles
Accessory straps
User-replaceable battery

core red

Altimeter with altitude log memory and altitude difference measurement
Barometer with storm alarm and weather trend indicator
Automatic Alti / Baro switch
Compass with semi automatic calibration and a digital bearing
Depth meter
Multiple watch, date and alarm functions with dual time and countdown timer
Sunrise/Sunset times for over 400 locations worldwide
Digital thermometer
Menu based user interface in English, German, French and Spanish
Available in a range of styles
Accessory straps
User-replaceable battery

vector

vector negative face, black

Altimeter with vertical speed measurement and altitude alarm
Barometer with pressure difference measurement
Compass with leveling bubble for more accurate reading
Multiple watch functions
Light plastic housing in a selection of colors
User replaceable battery

vector yellow

Altimeter with vertical speed measurement and altitude alarm
Barometer with pressure difference measurement
Compass with leveling bubble for more accurate reading
Multiple watch functions
Light plastic housing in a selection of colors
User replaceable battery

vector hr - black

Altimeter with vertical speed measurement and altitude alarm
Barometer with pressure difference measurement
Compass with leveling bubble for more accurate reading
Multiple watch functions
Light plastic housing in a selection of colors
User replaceable battery

quest

black

Suunto Quest package includes Suunto Quest, Suunto Movestick Mini, and Suunto Dual Comfort Belt.
There's nothing like it. Being out amongst nature, doing the sport you love best. Constantly searching for the perfect trail. Training for your next big event. Enjoying every moment of it. It's what you live for. It's what you were built for.
The outdoors is your gym. Whether you're training for competition or fun, you need a watch you can rely on. With Suunto Quest, you can personalize and download your programs. Monitor your heart rate, speed, distance, running cadence and laps in real time. And even share, plan, and analyze your results at Movescount.com. All crafted in a distinctly rugged design you can wear every day. Ensuring your life in the outdoors is always on track.

The robustly designed Suunto Quest lets you:
PLAN

Create training program in Movescount.com
Next training reminder: duration, intensity
Time, date, dual time, alarm

PLUG

Download training program to Suunto Quest
Upload training data to Movescount.com
Customize display and settings in Movescount.com

PLAY

Stopwatch, interval timer, laps
Real time heart rate and heart rate zones
Real time speed and distance*
Running cadence*
Real time training intensity or speed guidance based on your training program
Water resistant to 30 m
Menu in 9 languages (EN, DE, ES, FI, FR, IT, NL, SV, PT)

PROGRESS

Heart rate graphs and training effect in Movescount.com
Speed graphs in Movescount.com*
Calories burned in Movescount.com
Training diary and in depth training analysis in Movescount.com

*with optional Suunto PODs
Suunto Quest will be available at selected retailers from fall 2011.

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frodeno

olympic gold medalist.

Jan Frodeno

Which Suunto products are you using? Suunto t6c Red Arrow, Foot POD, Road Bike POD and Training Manager software. What's the best thing about your Suunto? "Besides the fact that it has my name printed on it (Suunto Red Arrows have their owner's names engraved on them), I can combine the distance I've run with the lap split on one display - any combination is possible - making it my perfect tool for any session. Also the new Comfort Belt moulds to your chest and so does exactly what it should on those long runs: go unnoticed." Most memorable sporting moment? "Sprinting to the finish at the Beijing Games." Music "The best song to get motivated is Eminem's, 'Lose Yourself'. Guaranteed to get your heart beating a little faster before any big session or race."

heinerth

rebreather and technical diver.

Jill Heinerth

The Suunto Ambassador, Jill Heinerth, is a pioneering underwater explorer and filmmaker, leading technical diver and world expert in rebreather technology. During her underwater discoveries she needs the most technically advances and reliable equipment, and therefore uses Suunto dive computers. Which Suunto products are you using? Suunto D9, HelO2 and Vyper Air dive computers as well as X10. What's the best thing about your Suunto? I love the fact that Suunto products are built for the tough conditions that I face on expeditions around the world. I know I can count on their reliability and robust construction. Most memorable sporting moment? My most memorable moment in diving was having the opportunity to be the first to explore caves locked within the enormous icebergs of Antarctica. With help from National Geographic, my team and I went to intercept the largest moving object on the planet - the B15 iceberg. It had calved off of the Ross Ice Shelf and we intended to climb it, dive it and be the first to explore inside cavernous voids that penetrated its great depths. It was the closest thing to visiting another planet, yet foretold much about our changing climate here on earth.
Immersed in the hostile yet stunning world that is Antarctica, one can only survive under totally artificial means. In every aspect of traveling to the southern continent, we needed technology to ensure a synthetic environment to keep us warm and safe. Everything in Antarctica relates to the wilderness of water. In hundreds of textures and forms, water distinguishes the environment as different than any other place on the planet. Rare moisture in the atmosphere crystallizes in the sky and creates magical multicolored clouds. Wispy vapors fall as snow on the continent and give rise to ice sheets that are so massive, they crush our globe into a pear shaped earth.
A few birds fly over the ice barriers and some creatures swim below it, but no species with the exception of man attempts to live on it. And never in history had there been an attempt to swim inside of this hostile terrain.
On the first exploration of an iceberg cave, Paul Heinerth and I cautiously entered a deep underwater crevasse and found a gaping fissure that extended out of sight. Sheer white walls dropped interminably in a narrow crack. We swam into the fracture a good distance and drifted down to the sea floor. As we hit 130 feet, we discovered that the berg was undercut and we could continue our swim below the mass. We found a dazzling world of colorful tunicates, sea stars and curious creatures. Brilliant reds cast a glow on the underside of the ice just a few feet over our heads. The allure of the teeming life entranced us to swim beneath the great berg and explore the expansive cave environment. The forces of great currents carved conduits and passageways through the ice and brought nourishment to the plentiful life. Large scalloped hollows textured the walls like dimples on a giant golf ball. It was similar to the karst environments that we were familiar with, only it was made of ice.
We slipped silently through the underbelly of the berg with our closed-circuit rebreathers, hearing only the occasional fire of the solenoid valve. We had penetrated a full quarter of the berg when we decided to turn around. I heard a faint moaning reverberate around me. Not recognizing the sound, I carefully inspected my gear. Finding nothing awry, we turned to swim back to the waiting Zodiac.
As Paul and I hovered at our decompression stop, I noticed the terrain had changed. The entrance looked significantly different than when we began our dive. As we snaked our way out through openings in the ice, I looked up to our waiting boat and saw Wes Skiles and First Mate, Matt Jolly in the midst of obvious celebration. I later learned that they had been frantic. During our dive, a deep and frightening groan issued forth from the berg. A large piece of ice in the opening calved and rolled sending them on an eight-foot swell up, and a sixteen-foot headlong crash back down again. That piece of ice appeared to block the entrance to our new found cave. They were happy to see us alive.
Story In 1997-98 I was diving on an exploration project at Wakulla Springs in North Florida. I was testing a new Suunto computer on some pretty extensive dives. Missions included dives with over 5 hours bottom time at 300 feet of depth. In that era, it netted over 16 hours of decompression to get us safely home. That dive would represent a world record for women and one that few men had ever attempted.
At one point during an early dive on the project, I realized that my computer was already over 900 minutes. I thought to myself, "hmm, there are only three digits on the screen... what happens when I go over 999 minutes?" I wondered whether everything would reset and crash when it reached its limit. Yet, just as sure as the engineer that built it, my Suunto computer rolled over and read 0 on the bottom time. However, it did not reset. It continued to serve me right through decompression. Although I could not see the missing "Number 1 in 1000 minutes," it never missed a beat. It was a 1 in 1000 computer on a 1 in 1000 dive.
Ironically a few years later, I decided to go cave diving to bring in the new Millenium. Entering the water at 11pm on December 31, 1999 and exiting in the dawn of a new Millenium, my Suunto Spyder performed flawlessly again!

huber brothers

speed climbers and mountain extremists

The Huber Brothers

Which Suunto products are you using? Suunto Cores and t6c heart rate monitors Story

Alexander and Thomas Huber, are recognized of the world's best extreme and alpine climbers of our time.

Better known collectively as the Huber Brothers, or Huberbuam, their farther, Thomas Huber Senior, was an extraordinary climber in his own right, with early ascents of many of the great Alpine faces to his credit. During their childhood the brothers were introduced into the world of mountain sports, climbing dozens of 4000m high peaks in their early years.

As they began to explore the vertical world on their own, the first significant ascents of their careers were recorded. Alexander became one of the first to climb the magic grade 9a and Thomas free-climbed the 350-meter high, grade 8b "The End of Silence" in 1994 - 8b being one of the hardest alpine routes at that time.

However, they are not limited to rock-climbing but are considered all-rounders and are active in all kinds of mountaineering around the world.

The ascents of some of the hardest mountains of the world such the Ogre, Latok II or Shivling are on their list of accomplishments, as are free ascents on the walls of El Capitan in the Californian Yosemite Valley, the traversal of Cerro Standhardt in Patagonia and free solo ascents of extreme faces of the Alps.

In 2003 the duo set a speed climbing record on El Capitan's Zodiac face, ascending the 600m wall in just 1hr 51min 34sec, a climb most mountaineers need days to complete.

They were the stars of a film released in 2007 titled 'On the Limit' which showed them attempting a speed climbing record on El Capitan's most famous route, the Nose. Although they failed to make the record on camera, they eventually set a new record of 2hr 45min 45sec in October, 2007. See the highlights of the film on Suunto TV.

Other more recent highlights have included first ascents on peaks in Patagonia and Antarctica as well as the first free ascent of Nameless Tower in Pakistan in July 2009.

wyatt

6-time world mountain running trophy winner

Jonathan Wyatt

Which Suunto products are you using? Suunto Quest, t6c Red Arrow, Foot POD, Road Bike POD and Comfort Belt. What's the best thing about your Suunto? "I love being able to see the Training Effect as I'm running.
"I am using the t6c Red Arrow for every training session. It is the first time I have been able to analyse heart rate versus altitude and when I am running on the hills it tells me if I am training too hard, am too tired, etc."
"Using the movescount.com I can quickly gauge how my training is progressing and so I can make the necessary adjustments. I love the movescount.com because it is quick and easy to use. I can spend more time running rather than sitting in front of a computer! I can look at weekly mileage and make decisions about my training based on the information. That is what technology should be about!"
"EPOC once you trust it, really works in giving a good idea of when you are having a rest day and what it means to be training hard or sometimes too hard." Most memorable sporting moment? Life should be full of great moments and everyday I am healthy, it's great! Of course some days are better than others! I rate my times racing in the Olympic games in Athens and Atlanta, being able to win a world title in mountain running in my home city of Wellington was another highlight - repaying some of the great support from thousands of people who came out to watch and who have helped my running career over many years. Story A 38-year-old New Zealander, Wyatt has a glittering curriculum vitae, including racing in Olympic track and marathon events before building a reputation as the world's greatest mountain runner, recently winning the World Mountain Running Trophy for the sixth time.
As he approaches 'the twilight' of his 22-year career, his training has become more refined and tailored to suit his lifestyle.
"I used to have a coach when I raced on the track and at cross country," Wyatt says, "but I prefer now to rely on experience built up over many years as well as information obtained from my heart rate monitor."
"I have adapted my cross country training to suit mountain running, and to be honest, there probably isn't anyone who knows mountain running better than I do!"
"I put the major focus on enjoyment rather than results," says Wyatt. "Mountain running is less intense than other disciplines, there aren't so many full-time athletes and it's the thing I enjoy the most."
He certainly seems to have enjoyed himself greatly in 2008, since he won most of the races he entered, including the thrilling victory at the World Mountain Running Trophy in Switzerland.
Taking the lead with just 500m to go, he beat second-placed Martin Toroitich of Uganda by just 13 seconds.
"I worked hard (for that victory) so it feels very satisfying," he said afterwards.

Browse Suunto sports instruments for men and women at Sport Chalet. Find wrist computers, watches, gauges and more for scuba diving. Shop for compasses and battery kits. Suunto has everything you need to stay safe under the water. Learn more about Suunto products, watch diving videos, and meet the Suunto Ambassadors. Our Suunto Experts will help you find the right dive gear and compasses. Get the technology you need for a great dive at the Sport Chalet Suunto Shop.

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