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Suunto t6d Heart Rate Monitor

Suunto t6d Heart Rate Monitor

by Suunto
3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)

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Product Features

  • Calculates seven different physiological parameters
  • Instant results available via Movescout.com
  • Includes Suunto Dual Comfort Belt to calculate real-time heart rate and calorie consumption

Product Description

In an era of seamless technological integration, it seems a little silly that we can't track our athletic performances and transfer them straight to our computers for deeper analysis. Wait…did we say "can't"? What we meant is, "can". Thanks to Suunto's t6d Heart Rate Monitor, you can now find out just what your performance is--and how it's changed over time. Simply strap on this comfortable wristwatch and get a detailed analysis of seven physiological parameters that up until recently were so advanced only spots labs were able to calculate them. You'll learn about every aspect of your training, giving you the ability to make adjustments to improve immediately. Not only that, but a measurement of your Excess Post-Exercise Oxygen Consumption level will let you know if you're getting the most out of every workout. This is all especially cool if you get your readouts on your tablet while sitting at a hip coffeeshop after hitting a PR.   Calculates seven different physiological parameters Instant results available via Movescout.com Includes Suunto Dual Comfort Belt to calculate real-time heart rate and calorie consumption    

Product Details

  • Item Weight: 10.1 ounces
  • Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • ASIN: B003L6KCRQ
  • Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #39,909 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
WOW October 11, 2010
By ToTo
Color Name:Black Fusion| Size Name:One Size|Amazon Verified Purchase
I did a lot of research on these watches/computers and glad i got the suunto. you wont find much documentation on the website and not much comes with the watch but you really dont need it. All you need is some time to mess around with the menu and if you join a free forum like movescount, you will get all the information you really need on it.

The watch is light weight, durable, keeps more stats than the average person really needs, and is reasonably accurate. I dont regret the decision to purchase the watch or foot pod; would do it again in a heartbeat and am considering giving them as gifts.

Things i don't like, when in a training program the backlight is useless. It lights up, and you can read it, but it flashes; i cant read a small flashing screen when i'm running in the dark. The PC connection cable and terminals are archaic. three recessed brass terminals on the watch and 3 brass pogo jumpers on a clip, after drenching the whole thing in sweat and grime, it takes a few tries to get it link up and download. i would have expected some sort of BT sync or something more advanced given how great the watch is.

again, the watch is more than most people would need -more than i need - but the HR band is very comfortable and the watch does it all and is comfortable to use and wear.

UPDATE:
I have had this watch/belt/foot pod for over a year and use them to run at least 3 times (5hrs) a week. So far the watch is great. I have no regrets and would buy this again. Belt and foot pod take little/no time to setup, calibration is also simple. Once setup I found them to be reliable and accurate. The watch is easy to use and easy to read when running; I especially liked the setup of custom displays. The watch is extremely comfortable and does not slide around. The HR belt is also very comfortable, I forget it's on most of the time.

I find the Suunto watch/software to be useful. It tells me all sorts of stuff HR, pace, averages, altitude, temp, distance, training effect, lap times, time, kCals, ...etc. Suunto's MovesCount website keeps the logs and training statistics online which is nice. Best of all the sync software is MAC/PC compatible.

The only annoyances i have with this watch are the backlight is non really useful and the audible alarms are faint. The sync cable can be annoying. The foot pod is light and constantly accurate, but the mounting clip is slightly wider than i would like for my shoe.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Great watch, VERY DIM DISPLAY November 10, 2010
Color Name:Black Flame| Size Name:One Size|Amazon Verified Purchase
All the features on the watch are great, work just like they are supposed to. The display is just so dim. It doesn't look anything like the pictures on the internet. Very hard to read.
I called Suunto technical support, they said the t6d can not be adjusted for brightness.
Disappointed that such a nice watch has no way of adjusting brightness.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Excellent HRM August 13, 2010
Color Name:Black Flame| Size Name:One Size|Amazon Verified Purchase
There are many HRMs on the market, just about all of them follow the "more data/features == better" strategy. Suunto does not. Suunto does very well with this HRM. It is quite easy to set up and get going with it - though there are a few functions not (very well) described in the manual. The thing that convinced me about the T6D is that once you set it up, it allows you to focus on your training rather than having to fiddle with buttons and look at non-essential parameters.

There are three displays: Time, Display1 and Display2. The Display1 and 2 are used during training and show you three rows of configurable parameters. Download Suunto's user manual for a list of all the parameters if you're interested - there are quite a few. The third (bottom) row of each display you can program a number of parameters for that you can cycle through when training - very handy!

Suunto's claim to fame is the Training Effort (TE) value it computes as an overall index for how hard your training was. There is some technical literature about this and Suunto's claims appear not entirely taking from thin air but have a level of medical foundation it seems. The TE values at least work for me and they give me direction to my training schedule. Be sure to take the time to set all your personal parameters up properly as this will make a big difference in the TE values.

Another thing that attracted me to this watch is the extensibility through pods - Suunto sells a foot pod, bike pod, GPS pod etc. So you don't have to buy an HRM with a GPS built-in that seems totally cool when you buy it but in the end you don't need or don't use all that often. Buy the pod you need when you need it.

Not a functional item but the Suunto T6D looks good (my opinion anyway). I bought the black flame and worried a bit about the readability of the inverted display. In a dimly lit room it is rather tough to see I must say but then again, we're not training in a dimly lit room are we? If you do some night time exercises, the watch has the option to turn on the backlight at the touch of a button or continuously (though it will eat your battery when you leave that on all the time). In sunlight, the display is perfectly readable. I frequently use it as a regular watch and have no issues with the display.

Suunto also has PC software you can download for free. It allows you to obtain your training logs and study the data. Though the software appears fairly stable (no crashes), it has a very bad user interface and lacks features. Oh well, it is free I guess. Suunto also has a web-site [...] which allows you to upload data and participate in groups - less data analysis but some form of socializing. Hopefully Suunto improves on the analysis aspects of this soon.

I came from a Polar s610i and the Suunto is quite a change; for the better I must say. As an HRM Suunto works better (much less glitches and an EXTREMELY comfortable sensor strap), the Suunto looks much better and their is a ton more meaningful data.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Obsolete
One of the least reliable devices I have owned, especially considering the price. It is both unfortunate and surprising, considering Suunto's excellent reputation. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Optimist
The worst experience!!!!!!
I bought the Suunto t6d twice from Amazon.com and both times the watch had problemas. I just took the second watch for a battery change and I was told the system had a major... Read more
Published 22 days ago by Ricardo Maldonado
Functional and Reliable But Has A Few Limitations/Problems
The Suunto t6d has all the capabilities of my high-end Polar Heart Rate Monitor (an old, now-discontinued Polar S625X). Read more
Published 1 month ago by Avid Reviewer
Nice watch. But needs some improvements.
The price was the best I could find online. The product was delivered quickly. All the items were exactly as described. I will recommend the seller to my friends. Read more
Published 3 months ago by GoSeahawks
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Published 4 months ago by Reader 45
Soon to be Left in the Dust
I've had a continuing series of Suunto watches and am a huge fan. I have exercise data from the T6 series going back to 2003. Read more
Published 7 months ago by M. R. Peterson
Great product when it works, if it works
Loved it when it was working. After summer vacation where i swam with it for a couple of hours in a 6ft pool, the screen went semi-blank, it stopped pairing with the heart rate... Read more
Published 9 months ago by Ahmet Yetis
Awesome watch but unreliable altitude readings
I bought this watch together with the Suunto Foot Pod Mini and I love it. I'm no athlete but I like gadgets and the t6d got everything I need. Read more
Published 10 months ago by AJ
yes, but... still a great buy.
Good product, works as advertised, great training tool. Now... the 4 star and not 5 because

1) out of box failure : battery was near end of life, but took me a while to... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Julien
Don't Buy This Watch
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Published 12 months ago by Robert Silverman
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