Amphipod Xinglet Vest vs Polar Vantage M

But once you adjust the vest to fit your size and as you can see as I push on these tubes here, you can see how it will adjust to fit. So it's customi...

A month ago I bought the Polar Vantage M because it was on sale, and I much prefer the Coros interface. The big plus is how comfortable all Coros watches feel and how lightweight they are. I can sleep with the Coros Apex on while the Polar watch hurts my wrist.

- No VELCRO!!! Are you listening clothing makers? Velcro is DEADLY to modern lightweight outdoor fabrics.

Finally, the combined cost of the Vantage M and H10 was the same as the Suunto 5 by itself.

Beyond the armored vest I'd highly recommend a Helite vest or something similar. You can't put a price on your health!

This watch really focuses on fitness, the recording of your heart rate, miles, time are all very accurate. The sleep tracking gives you a indepth review on your sleep each day which has now become a habit to check when I wake up. This watch is not touch screen, this button controls are very easy to operate and turns out very useful when doing activities such as running, just click the bottom left button and your workout is paused. The phone notifications is OK, they show them but you have to press a few buttons, scroll down, click on them to expand the message

I agree completely with the glowing reviews. This is, by far the best reflective safety item I've used. The big "BUT" comes due to a short useful life. I'm in my third winter bike commuting season and at this point I look like someone's errant wrapped gift

I've had this watch for around 5 months now, brought over lockdown as was going through a bit of an exercise rut and hoped this would re-motivate me. I generally train around 5 days a week with a mix of running, weights, rowing (water and machine) and I've found the extra data useful and interesting. I quite like the design of the watch as well, which I think looks quite sleek compared with some of the garmin ones, which swung me towards polar when buying. In terms of the accuracy, I tend to use a HR monitor when I'm trying to stick to a zone for training, so haven't noticed a massive issue with accuracy as when just using the watch I'm OK with being given a more general idea of where my HR is