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Suunto Core vs Casio Pathfinder Part 2

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Uploaded by on Mar 30, 2008

An in-depth comparison between the Suunto Core and Casio Pathfinder (PAG40-3V), two outdoor watches with similar features.

Btw, I keep calling the Casio the "G-Shock" in this video but it's actually known as the Pathfinder.

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  • Thanks for the review. I bought the suunto core, but I'm not sure I can live with this display. It really is weak. I tried to adjust the contrast, but still not satisfied. The suunto core is kind of like working in windows vs the pathfinder which is kind of like MS Dos.

  • @rodbaker Sorry to hear that you're not satisfied with your Core. While I haven't seen it in person, I know that Suunto makes the Core with a reversed display (dark numbers on a light background). You can videos of it here too. You may find that one works out better for you.

  • @rodbaker and yes, DOS vs Windows is a good comparison...

  • Belated thank you to nikudes. A few weeks ago I bought a Pathfinder Pag240, the latest upgrade to the PAG40 -- but I'm already contemplating adding a Core to the quiver as well. Your reviews are excellent, and between your comments and what I read in the Watchuseek forums, I had a ton of unbiased, real-world advice. Thanks again

  • @jvatl Thanks for your feedback. Nice to hear that you appreciate the videos. Hope you enjoy your watch.

  • Can you use a Nato strap with the Core? I think that would be cool.

  • @michaeleffmeredith The original band (shown in this video) did come with lugs so I think that that would work.

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  • casio pathfinder > $5000 rolex watch

  • Yes, that must be right.

    By the way, your vidos are absolutely top-class. Your level of knowledge is great and the way you explain stuff is extreemly pedagogic.

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  • The Core is not a very good looking watch. It looks like an what an executive in a business suit would wear, not a rugged outdoorsman.

  • @L1v2d1 I climb with my Suunto Core and have banged it against rock numerous times without any issues...Unless your dropped yours from a summit for testing or amusement, I can't see how you managed to "toast" it.

  • Try pressing adjust, mode and altimeter buttons at the same time. Then cycle with alti. button.

  • the suunto core is cool but no match to the g shock riseman. if you were to say bang your suunto against sumthing its toast unlike g shock which are meant to take a beating. so to those with the suunto enjoy the little time you have with your watch because it wont last

  • @rodbaker I have the same one manufactured in 2011, but my display looks brighter. No issues.

  • I love my Suunto Core

  • Suunto Core is amazing.. this watch warns you about storm before it begins. There was a tough dilemma for me to Suunto Core and Suunto Vector before this movie

  • I recently bought a suunto core... Not impressed, just my opinion I bought a Timex expedition ws4 and if you can get over the size they are awsome

  • these are wack compared to the retro casio watches.

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