10 years of Suunto Outdoor Sports Instruments

	Suunto is proud to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Suunto Outdoor sports instruments in 2008. Starting with the groundbreaking release of Suunto Vector in 1998 and continuing the trend for the past 10 years, several inspiring and great Suunto Outdoor instruments have since been accompanying adventurers to the ends of the earth and back. Throughout the year, we’ll be celebrating these great achievements in new and exciting ways, so stay tuned for more details in the following months to come. Read more about the 10 year anniversary of Suunto Outdoor sports instruments

	Introducing Philippe Gatta French sportsman Philippe Gatta is truly a man of adventure and determination. Born in Nice, France in 1968, Philippe has dedicated his adult life to conquering the worlds of rock climbing, trail running, and mountaineering. Additionally, this new Suunto ambassador has also climbed over 200 summits on six continents, 30 of which were done solo. Philippe has also run more than 35,000 km (21,700 miles) on varying terrains around the world. Philippe will be contributing his exciting stories of his travels and expeditions to this year’s Suunto Vector anniversary activities. Learn more about Philippe

	Suunto goes green When out on any adventure or journey, it’s important to always remember to take everything with you and leave nothing behind, to ensure that those that follow in your footsteps will share the same great experiences that you’ve had. Furthermore, as adventurers, it’s our job to help maintain and preserve the parts of the world that we love to explore, which is why Suunto is teaming up with a fellow Finnish-based recycling company in an effort to recycle old and unused wristops into other items and devices that can be used across the globe. Learn more about Suunto’s new recycling efforts

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To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of Suunto Outdoor sports instruments, March's calendar picture will take you to Miroslav Caban's expedition to Broad Peak - the 12th highest mountain in the world (8047 meters / 26401 feet). Broad Peak is well-known for its bad weather - it can surprise you, unless you come equipped with the right gear, such as Suunto Vector. Since 1998 Suunto Vector has earned a solid track record in helping the climbers and other outdoor enthusiasts to know their surroundings better.

March calendar image taken by Miroslav Caban.

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