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Out of Collective Podcast – E28 – FLIPBOOK w/ Parkin Costain Adam X Sauerwein
With a 21-day battery life and a slim profile, the Suunto 9 Peak Pro is as comfortable in the office as it is in the mountains.
Retail: Starting at $549
The 9 Peak Pro is Suunto’s most powerful GPS watch offering, built for long adventures in the mountains all while being slim and stylish enough for your everyday adventures. Even though it’s just 1cm thick and 4cm wide, it’s packed with features we have come to expect from Suunto. With it’s new processor and fast user interface the Peak Pro 9 reacts quickly to your commands.
This military-grade watch offers over 95+ sports modes from Ski Touring to Snorkeling. Handcrafted in Finland using 100% renewable energy. It’s also loaded with what I like to call “comfort” features, sleep tracking, push notifications, media controls, and alarms as well as a pretty handy navigation feature. And as if I needed another piece of technology to tell me I’m out of shape, it’s got a fitness tracker that syncs with the app, telling you when you’re “going too hard” or “losing fitness.”
Personally, fit and finish are more critical than function when it comes to something I am expected to wear daily. The 9 Peak Pro checks all the boxes, this watch hasn’t left my wrist in 60 days (3x to charge it) I’ve smashed it, bashed it, submerged it, yet the watch looks the same as it did on day one. It’s a beautiful well-designed watch that fits comfortably on your wrist all while being a tech-heavy, powerhouse.
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For more on this watch —> https://www.suunto.com/en-us/Products/Sports-Watches/suunto-9-peak-pro/suunto-9-peak-pro-forest-green/
If you’re looking for a watch that looks great, isn’t bulky, and performs the Suunto 9 Peak Pro is a great option.
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AdamX is a writer, podcast host, dedicated coffee- lover, and seasoned adventurer who has a passion for living life to the fullest. With a love of skiing and cycling, he has traveled across the globe to discover new adventures and soak up all the world has to offer. He shares his experiences and the lessons learned along the way. Truly embracing the “Whatever, Whenever” mentality, guests range from Wrestlers to Skiers and everything in between. When not on an expedition into far-flung corners of the planet, AdamX works as a lifestyle and wedding photographer.
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