Suunto’s 9 Peak has all the features of Suunto’s 9 Baro but only a fraction of the weight and bulk.
Most sports watches are wrist-top computers, and though impressively small for what they can do, are still unfortunately large for wearing on your wrist. And that’s doubly true for weight-weenie runners who count every gram in pursuit of peak performance.
But Suunto’s new 9 Peak sets a new size and weight standard for a fully featured watch. It’s 37% thinner and 36% lighter than its predecessor, Suunto’s Baro 9, with all the features of that watch and more.
Here’s what you need to know.
Suunto 9 Peak Sports Watch
The 9 Peak is the thinnest, smallest, and toughest watch Suunto has ever made. But it doesn’t skimp on features.
The watch has 80-plus sport modes including running, hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and swimming. It also features customizable screens to show the most relevant data for your exercise, as well as an intelligent battery management system.
The 9 Peak also sports accurate wrist-based heart rate monitoring, in-depth weather insights, and expansive on-watch navigation capabilities.
It allows route import and gives turn-by-turn navigation with Komoot. And the 9 Peak provides blood oxygen level measurements to help users better understand acclimation levels at higher altitudes.
Suunto 9 Peak + Suunto App
Battery Life
‘Nordic Design’
Suunto 9 Peak: Specs
- Weight: 52 g (titanium), 62 g (standard)
- Dimensions: 43 mm x 43 mm x 10.6 mm
- Water Resistance: 100 m
- Battery Life: 25 hours with Performance mode and up to 170 hours in Tour mode
- GPS: GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, QZSS, BEIDOU
- Availability: Presale and launch on 5/25/21; available for purchase at Suunto.com on 6/17/21
- MSRP: Titanium models: $699; standard models: $569