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I've used a Polar A5 for almost three years now and now the HR-readings are going all funny and peculiar; a nice excuse to get to know other brands or types. The A5 is pretty basic, I don't use all functions (esp. the 2 km. walktest seems a bit nonsensical to me). Are the 'extra' functions of the t3 useful/usable? Is the watch-face plastic or glass?

	Sunnto t3 - Click for more info At one point a fitness enthusiast who wanted to monitor and track their heart rate, caloric burn, and other exercise data would need a tangle of electrodes, complex equipment, and extensive personal guidance from a certified fitness trainer. Today, all you need is a Suunto t-Series wristop training device, a PC, and one or more accessories to create an optimal training range that outlines your ideal energy expenditure and muscle exertion while preventing you from overworking and damaging your muscles.