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Altimeter recommendations needed for small wrists!

  • gregL
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17 years 3 months ago #183730 by gregL
Another vote for the Suunto Observer. I have the stainless model with the elastomer band and even with fairly small wrists, it will go much smaller. It also looks reasonable when worn as a daily watch, and functionally it's bomber.

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17 years 3 months ago #183764 by andyski
another skinny Observer owner. Great watch. Another option is the older version of the Nike Ascent, which was even smaller than the Suunto. One major downside: battery was not user replaceable.

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17 years 3 months ago - 17 years 3 months ago #183765 by climberdave
Replied by climberdave on topic Re: Altimeter recommendations needed for small wri
another idea (if you're comfortable with your manhood and assuming you're a guy) is going this route.   Built for smaller wrists with great functions and you don't look like you could shoot lasers from you wrist like some of the other altimeter watches  ;D

Plus you can get a lanyard for it under the accessories tab.

Suunto Lumi Sportif

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