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New Suunto Track Exporter PC software available now for free download
 Suunto X9i users can now download their tracks to Google Earth for viewing on real satellite imagery. Once converted by Suunto Track Exporter PC software, the tracks can be stored, e-mailed to friends or posted on a website or blog for downloading and viewing by anyone with the free version of Google Earth.
 Learn more about the Suunto X9i and Google Earth
Download Suunto Track Exporter PC software
Learn to calibrate your Suunto Vector or Suunto X9i with new online tutorial
Maximize the performance of your Suunto outdoor wristop
Pictures can say a thousand words, and in this case, they’ll show you how to reference your altimeter, set your sea level pressure and calibrate your compass—in a pre-excursion effort to maximize the performance of your Suunto Vector or Suunto X9i. If you’re a stickler for accuracy (you bought a Suunto, right?) tune in to our new online tutorials.
Learn to calibrate your Suunto Vector or See how to replace the bezel on your Suunto X9i here.
The votes are in for the Biggest Moment online contest!
Suunto judges choose three winners
Last September, we asked you to share a photo and short description of one of your biggest moments for a chance to win a new Suunto heart rate monitor. Entries ranged from babies to bearded seals, and thousands of visitors voted for their favorites. At the contest’s conclusion December 4, our panel of esteemed judges selected the final three.
See the winning moments
Suunto Diving World Goes Live
 New site offers info and inspiration for divers of all levels
Launched in unison with a host of new Suunto dive computers, Suunto Diving World is an online resource for underwater enthusiasts, beginner through elite. Log on to explore Suunto products, join discussions and learn more about the art and discipline of diving.
Visit Suunto Diving World
Observe the Holidays with Suunto
Help your loved ones achieve their goals—and return home on time—with the Suunto Observer
 Looking for a meaningful gift for the climber, explorer or aviator in your life? Look no further than the Suunto Observer. A landmark in form and function, the Suunto Observer features an altimeter, barometer, compass, thermometer, dual time, date, alarm and comprehensive sports chronograph. Its mineral glass display with electroluminescent backlight makes it easy to read in the gamut of conditions, while stainless steel or titanium housings add good looks and rugged durability.
Check out the Suunto Observer
World Explorers Unearth Adventure with Suunto
Vranich, Harmon and Harmon dig and discover with Suunto wristops
Archaeologist Alexi Vranich has led digs in Bolivia for a decade. Adventurer Paul Harmon has mastered the art of reed boat construction. Together, they’ve shuttled nine-ton stones across Lake Titicaca and solved the mystery of Cost Rica’s stone spheres. Now, joined by Paul’s brother, Dan Harmon, the trio has embarked on a high-adventure film project—The Dig—showing the drama, energy and humor behind modern-day archeological explorations.
Read more about the trio’s travels and travails
Suunto Parts and Accessories Available Online at The Suunto Accessories Web Shop
New Suunto site features custom straps, batteries, chargers and more
Visit the Suunto Accessories Web Shop
Take the Suunto Training Survey
Take a brief survey for a shot at winning a package of Suunto and Salomon products
Interested in winning a package of Suunto and Salomon products worth eur 200? Each month through December 2006, we’ll choose a random winner from those who’ve taken the Suunto Training Survey. Good luck, and thanks.
Take the survey
Congratulations to last month’s winner—Ralf Retterath from Germany
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