Across the board, we are examining small electronics doing big tasks. Manufacturers must balance criteria that are inherently at odds. Instrumentation, batteries, and screens take up space and mass. Athletes on the go have limited tolerance for bulk and have limited capacity for carrying or wearing a readily viewable device. For hundreds of years, people have carried information on their wrists. Other than in your eyewear (Prediction: OutdoorGearLab “smart sunglasses” review, coming 2020) this is the best place to collect data on your training. Whether you are running, skiing, swimming, or hiking, you don’t want your wrist too weighed down. Suunto and Garmin have both shown that they can fit full-function, long-lived devices onto most wrists.
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