Suunto Ambit2 S – The New GPS Watch for Athletes
The new Suunto Ambit2 S is a light and sleek GPS watch for multisport athletes that packs all the features needed for cycling, running, swimming and multisport training. The GPS provides accurate pace, route navigation and tracking, while the heart rate monitor lets you train within your ideal zone.
The new Suunto Ambit2 S is a light and sleek GPS watch for multisport athletes that packs all the features needed for cycling, running, swimming and multisport training. The GPS provides accurate pace, route navigation and tracking, while the heart rate monitor lets you train within your ideal zone.
Cycling: The new Suunto Ambit2 S will support power meters (ANT+) and offers various power measurement values and numerous options for in-depth analysis.
Swimming: The Ambit2 S also offers comprehensive swimming functionality, including pace and distance, automatic intervals, stroke rate and swimming time related to different pool lengths. The Ambit2 S will also learn to recognise your swimming style, which makes performance analysis easier.
Running: Runners benefit from highly accurate pace and distance thanks to FusedSpeed „¢, the Ambit’s accelerometer integrated GPS, as well as interval timer and autolaps for training.
Multisport Training: Users can switch between sports, making the Suunto Ambit2 S ideal for recording your multisport training or race.
App Zone and Movescount.com are also upgraded
In a move that redefines sport watches in the same way Apple did to the Smartphone, Suunto is also upgrading the Suunto App Zone “the community forum where users can find and create free Apps for the Ambit GPS watches. The upgrade now gives Ambit owners the chance to create and share more advanced Apps, putting the power of personalisation in their hands. Since it launched in November 2012, the App Zone has proved popular with users, who have created over 5,000 Apps so far. Suunto’s online sports community Movescount.com which hosts the App Zone, will also be updated to provide new tools for in-depth analysis, enhanced navigation and improved opportunities for sharing.
Written by
Read next
Kiwi Olympic rowing champion Mahe Drysdale takes up his Ironman challenge
Five-time world champion and London Olympic gold medal rower Mahe Drysdale takes on arguably his toughest test when he competes in IRONMAN Australia at Port Macquarie this weekend. The 34 year old Drysdale, single scull gold medallist at the London Olympics, has spent his sabbatical away from the spH20 Audio Ript Ultra Premium over-ear headphones - hanging with the Gym bros just got a little cooler for Triathletes
H2O Audio’s debut over-ear Ript Ultra delivers thunderous bass and sweat-proof comfort but its $404 tag leaves it treading water against feature-richer Bose and Beats rivals.
Review: H2O Audio Ript Lite Noise-Cancelling Headphones with Some Big Compromises
The H2O Audio Ript Lite packs noise-cancelling and strong features for $169 AUD, but weak bass and problematic noise-cancelling hold it back from being a top contender.
eo SwimBETTER Review: The Data-Driven Coach That Never Yells
Australian tech innovation eo SwimBETTER transforms swim training with precise hand-tracking paddles, delivering elite-level technique analysis that improved my pace by 12 seconds per 100m.
Ironman Western Australia: Flat, Fast and Fierce in Busselton
From a scenic jetty swim to a wind-whipped bike and run, Ironman WA offers an iconic year-end test and a final shot at points on Australia’s west coast.
Noosa Triathlon: 5 Must-Do Experiences for the Ultimate Weekend
From soaking up Hastings Street energy to bargain-hunting at the Expo, these must-dos make your Noosa Triathlon weekend unforgettable.
10 Things You Must Know Before Stepping Off the Plane in Hawaii
From scorching heat to quirky island slang, these insider tips keep you sane, amused and ready for Kona’s triathlon madness.