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Suunto X-Lander Wrist-Top Computer Watch with Altimeter, Barometer, Compass, and Chronograph | 
| Brand: Suunto
Category: Sports
Buy: $210.00 - $350.10 (On sale from $359.00)
as of 7/30/2010 14:47 EDT details
Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 2491
ASIN: B000MS3YH6
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| Features:
| • | Silver wrist-top computer with altimeter, barometer, compass, and thermometer | | • | Altimeter offers range of up to 29,500 feet and automatic 24-hour memory | | • | Displays current barometric pressure and temperature; 4-day barometric memory | | • | Compass boasts cardinal bearing, North-South arrow, and declination setting | | • | Stopwatch with split-time measurement; water-resistant to 100 feet; 2-year warranty |
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Product Description
The Suunto XLander Watch combines all the features of a watch with a bit more pizzaz? an altimeter, barometer, electronic compass, and a complete calendar clock, all housed in a high-tech, stylish aluminum casing. Use the altimeter to track your ascent as you tackle that burly hike. The barometer clues you in to changing weather conditions and the electronic compass keeps you on track. Always remember your significant other's birthday as the complete calendar clock keeps you up to date. Suunto equipped the XLander with a mineral crystal glass face and a carbon fiber back to ensure maximum durability.
Product Features- Material: Aluminum
- Band Type: Water-resistant fabric
- Altimeter: Yes
- Barometer: Yes
- Compass: Yes
- Stopwatch: Yes
- Chronograph: Yes
- Thermometer: Yes
- Heart Rate Monitor: No
- PC Compatible: No
- Waterproof: Yes, up to 30m
- Backlight / Electroluminescent: Yes
- Alarms: Yes, 3 daily
- Size: 1.5in diameter
- Recommended Use: Mountaineering, hiking, casual
- Weight: 2.5oz
- Warranty: 2 year
- Country of Origin: China
Amazon.com Product Description
The ultimate option for the outdoor enthusiast, the silver Suunto X-Lander wrist-top computer offers an accurate altimeter, a complete barometer, a precise electronic compass, and a multifunction sports watch in a single elegant package. Regardless of your excursion--whether it's climbing mountains, riding a muddy bike track, or skiing off piste--you need accurate, real-time information about your surroundings to pull off a successful trip. The X-Lander contributes by not only providing important data, but also keeping track of your activities so you can make rational decisions at key moments. In addition, the watch is user-friendly and solidly built, with a non-allergenic aluminum casing, a carbon-fiber back, a durable mineral crystal glass, and a water-resistant fabric strap. The built-in altimeter, which boasts a range of up to 29,500 feet, puts all 14 of the world's 8,000-plus-meter summits within the avid climber's range. Among the altimeter's functions are an altitude measurement function that lets you follow the vertical progress between stages, an automatic 24-hour memory that stores the altitude and ascent/decent rate for every hour, and an adjustable altitude alarm. Climbers will also dig the logbook function, which lets you record total and cumulative vertical ascents and descents as well as the number of runs skied. The X-Lander also displays the current barometric pressure and temperature--a must for activities in which weather plays a factor. The device automatically records barometric data for the previous four days, with the first six hours manifested in one-hour intervals and the rest in six-hour intervals. When the reference altitude is set correctly, the instrument also displays the present sea level pressure, which makes it easier to read and understand the barometric pressure at high altitudes. And few things are more important when exploring unfamiliar territory than a compass. The X-Lander's electronic compass contributes by guiding you with cardinal or half- cardinal points and a North-South arrow. The compass can also be set to track a certain bearing, which helps you follow a chosen direction. Meanwhile, the unit's declination adjustment function allows you to correct the difference between true North and magnetic North. In addition to the variety of outdoor functions, the X-Lander also displays normal time, with such add-ons as three daily alarms, a calendar programmed to the year 2089, a stopwatch with split-time measurement, and a countdown timer. Other features include a durable negative LCD display, a user-replaceable battery, and water-resistance to 100 feet. The X-Lander is backed by a two-year warranty on parts and labor. What's in the Box?
X-Lander wrist-top computer, battery, user's manual.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 14
 Will do business again. February 22, 2010
M. Buzek (TX,USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
GREAT!!! Service, I got excately what I ordered and received it in 4 days! I recommend'em and will to my friends and family as well..
great! January 6, 2010
ToTo (Orlando)
The watch is light, comfortable and slick. The negative face is subtle, but i would not say its hard to read. The alarm does stink, unless its very quiet, you will likely not hear it. The compass and barometer are fine for my needs (which are infrequent). Overall, love the watch!!
X-Lander Black Military August 5, 2009
M. Thompson II (Colorado Springs, CO USA)
One month in, this watch is doing great. I've been on short hikes and long hikes. This watch performs well. The compass is great to have to make sure you're heading in the right direction. As stated with most other reviews, the temp can be off which may cause a similar problem with the altimeter. However, both give you a great idea of each. I plan to update this review in another month or so.
Great Compass Watch, So Far! May 2, 2009
W. Stohler (Honolulu, HI USA)
I purchased the X-Lander Military version of this watch (all black, rubber strap). I've scraped it across several hard objects, and it has yet to show scratches. I love the compass and reverse display. You have to be careful when setting up the watch, as it is easy to change the factory defaults on the barometer. The elevation data seems to change constantly with barometric pressure, but I'm assuming that this is always the case with this type of instrument as its not tied to GPS. My chief complaint is that the buckle is hard to unfasten (acutally, the tab that holds the end of the strap in place).
Suunto Military X-Lander February 7, 2009
John McSwiney (Bonbeach, Australia)
The Mil X-Lander is one impressive piece of equipment. It is a an ABC watch that is built to withstand some pretty harsh environments. The watch wears large on the wrist, but it is perfectly at home on the trail as it is in the office. I do a lot of bushwalking and mountain biking and the barometer and compass are easy to set and use and the alti is very accurate. I would recommend this to anyone who is out in the scrub or who just wants a bloody great watch for everyday use.
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