Polar AXN700

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The AXN700 is an altimeter made by Polar. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"If extreme activities are a daily norm for you, take along a partner that can handle any adventure you choose and help you along the way the titanium Polar ANX N700 Altimeter. This Polar altimeter tells you whether you've acclimated to the conditions at base camp with the Polar Heart Rate Rest Test. The ANX N700 records your altitude gained with a graphical trend image, vertical speed, and slope counter. This altimeter graphs sea level barometric pressure trends, tells you absolute barometric pressure, and alerts you when the barometric drops, so you know when a storm's a brewin'. This altimeter helps you find your way with a bearing in degrees reading, bearing tracking function, and declination setting. The ANX N700 also records your heart rate, maximum heart rate, and your heart rate as a graphical trend image."

From Backcountry Outlet:
"Count on the Polar AXN 700 watch ensures youre ready for whatever nature throws at you. This altimeter/heart rate monitor contained in a titanium case shows your current altitude reading with graphical trend curve and your vertical progress."

From US Outdoor Store:
"Polar ANX 700Polar Watches distributes the Polar product range of Heart Rate Monitors which suit beginners through to Athletes.They help to make exercise more enjoyable and rewarding for you. - Polar has the answers."

User Reviews

AXN700
Reviewed by Ville K, Dec 28, 2004

"That price is pretty much what I paid. Because I live in Finland and Polar is Finnish company too, so I suppose that Polar-watches must be cheaper here. That AXN700 is pretty good of all specifies, but one thing is worse. Lowest temperature level of activity is -20c degrees, so that quality as AXN700 is that level should be like -50."

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