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Polar Vantage V review

Polar Vantage V review

Posted on November 11, 2018 By Jarvis

A great multisports watch in the making, but the software isn’t fully formed

The Vantage V is the multisports watch Polar hopes will emulate the V800 – a watch good enough to push the most serious of athletes. This isn’t just about tracking a run or a ride; it’s for the marathon runners that need something that can help optimise their training, or a triathlete that needs a device that can truly go the distance.

Four years seems like a long time in wearable terms to wait for a successor to the V800. But Polar said it wanted to wait until it had something truly innovative to show off and blow the competition out of the water.
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