Suunto t3c

benneally
benneally Posts: 973
edited August 2010 in Training, fitness and health
Thinking about getting one of these bad boys to keep training going and being helpful. Thinking of running it with a speed sensor skewer thing too.

Anyone got one/anything similar? Recomendations, comments?

Any help much appreciated. Thanks.
Scott Spark 30 Boardman Road Comp Fixie Mud Aero Rims

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  • benneally
    benneally Posts: 973
    ahh maybe the t3d instead..?
    Scott Spark 30 Boardman Road Comp Fixie Mud Aero Rims
  • ut_och_cykla
    ut_och_cykla Posts: 1,594
    I have one - without skewer. Good, not sensitive to power lines or flapping jackets. Only criticism is the tones (for on/off/intervalls etc) are a bit too quiet. Running beside a trafficked road they are hard to hear in fact. But good bit of kit otherwise for HR function, keeping track of sessions etc. There is no built in 'coach' though - think you have to go to T4 for that.
  • stratcat
    stratcat Posts: 160
    Been using my T3c for about a month now. I don't have the bike pod skewer thing (I use my bike computer for sped distance) but I could see how it would be handy having all the info on the watch. I haven't used the alarm/tones yet so can't comment, but I'm very happy with my purchase. Haven't had any problems with it at all.

    I wear mine all the time as it looks good as a watch too!

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