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(More customer reviews)Previously I had a Suunto ALtimax that started resetting randomly. The Altis is much sturdier and more accurate. It's also easier to use. I don't have to keep referring to the manual to figure out how to use the log book.
I use the watch mainly to keep track of total vertical feet skied in a day. I've used it for 5 days of skiing and it's great!
The watch is also smaller than other altimeter watches in the price range.
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Stylishly designed and packed with performance features, the HighGear Altis includes a digital compass, altimeter, barometer, and thermometer in addition to its advanced chronograph functions. The round case is made from stainless steel, and it's completed by a comfortable rubber strap with a tapered profile. The HighGear Altis includes the following features:
Digital altimeter with range from 2296 to 29520 feet (-700 to 9000m)
Rate of ascent and descent with altitude alarm
20 altitude Log Book memories with log date, average ascent and descent, total ascent and descent, number of laps and total time
24-hour Auto Log
Altimeter "Difference" mode to highlight altitude variances
Digital barometer with sea level and absolute pressure display
Working range: 300 mbar to 1100 mbar
Weather forecast and 24-hour graphic pressure trend display
Digital compass with adjustable declination
Digital thermometer with working range from 14 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit (-10 to 50 degrees Celsius)
Ski chronograph calculates ski time from starting point to base altitude as well as rate of descent
1/100-second chronograph with 50 laps, lap/split timer, and best/average lap times
Basic timing functions: time, dual time zone, day/date/month, dual daily alarm
Backlighting
Scratch-resistant mineral glass crystal
Water resistant to 50 meters (165 feet), suitable for swimming
Consumer replaceable battery (CR2032)
About Highgear Highgear was born in the Appalachian Mountains in 1999, when outdoor enthusiast Mike Hosey had a vision to create his own unique line of compact and affordable outdoor navigational tools. Aiming to enhance customer's experience of the natural world, Highgear evolved significantly in 2001. Watches, hand-held navigational devices, and pedometers were added to the product base, while infusing the entire line with top-notch design. The people at Highgear are passionate about the outdoors and spend their time skiing Sugar Mountain, biking Bent Creek, hiking Pisgah National Forest, and paddling the French Broad River. All products are field tested and measured for durability, accuracy, and reliability. Then, hours are spent brainstorming on how to make improvements on intuitiveness, design, and function. The result is a line of high-performance tools that makes outdoor adventure easier and more fun.
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