You’re on the tailor-made track, Jacob. Suunto’s limelight ($249 in the Lava igneous Multifunction edition, which is pretty sharp) has all the basics: altimeter out-and-out to a meter, digital compass, watch functions, further a barometer. And it’s waterproof to 100 feet, just in case.
The Tech4o TrailLeader
($150) is a newborn contender. It has all the same draft as the Suunto eliminate rate of ascent or descent, but adds an accelerometer to measure room traveled. I haven’t equitable it, but I am wildly jaundiced of anything that isn't GPS-based and claims to measure locale. Who knows, though. It’s a well-featured pilot at a fit price.My personal favorite is the St. Moritz VS-1
($240). I like its super-sturdy steel case, unqualified altimeter, and apt all-around functionality. The barometer is particularly useful, as it shows trending air pressure also allows you to make an educated assumption about weather that’s on the way.Still, I principally relish altimeter watches for that altimeter metier. essential always helps to have how indeed longer I need to keep grinding uphill.
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