Riding with a sports watch?
Good idea or not?
(2 votes)
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In principle, you take any jewellery for sport to avoid being able to hang on it. Also valid for rides. Sports watches are designed for sport, whose bands are also released from the clock in the event of an accident – this may not always go out glimpsically for the watch, but can save one’s hand. How much watch value you want to put on it, you have to decide for yourself. I have a Fitbit Charge 4, purchase price at the time 70 Euro, currently more expensive – this is in a frame where I wear it while riding. The likelihood that she’s taking damage isn’t that high in itself and then it’s not that much value that’s broken.
Don’t talk about it unless the watch has a safe hold. So it’s not lost.
So am I. Since the side parts are loosened at something train, there is no problem if you should hang. It’s probably very low, but sports watches are tight.
I also find it practical to keep an eye on time riding.
The likelihood of falling in such a way that the clock is broken east relatively unlikely.
Have fun riding, LG Lotti3516
I didn’t know what could talk about it.
Sure, I’ll go back and forth.
This is a sports watch and riding is a sport. LG gadus
Sure, why not?
I even wear my sports watch in everyday life.
If the sports watch has integrated horse riding as a training, it is worth it.