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Defiantly something to consider but I've also seen plenty of people pull out of storage their dive computer the day of their trip to find out its not working...it really could go both ways. My best suggestion (and what i do personally) is dive with 2 computers. I love my Shearwater, especially so because it uses AA batteries that i can find anywhere...

I'm excited about the Xtrusion but just cant commit till i see their tent design. I do like that they switched gears and are planning on using a single handle latch system over the hood push pins; having said all that if the lone peak was 12 inches shorter (and i'm looking at it thinking, maybe i could make that happen...) it would be perfect.

@@NARoutdoors totally understandable man, I think they are supposed to reveal The tent during mountain west at the end of the month. Maybe worth the wait.

Fair enough; i've just ordered one. Give me a few weeks to get it in and try it out. subscribe!

In my opinion it would be much better off with a straight clip. the doubling back adds complexity. it may be worth removing it and cutting off the double back portion and then filing it down to be more suitable for your use needs.

i had issues with the edc turning on in the pocket as well but never the the wedge/xt. I've got a few of the Rovyvons that i really really like. I've not had a chance to try out the E30. I'll get one and let you know what I think...Kinda sad they didnt follow the other angel eyes with a hybrid replaceable/rechargable battery tho for the pro version.

@@NARoutdoors yeah. I was thinking that too about the hybrid. But honestly, I think it's worth it with this one. I usually carry an Angel E7 (red), an extra AAA, & a small power bank with me. I've only had the E30 Pro a few days so I can't speak for the battery life but it's almost double all the EDC variance and triple the E30. The UV, red, and warm are great. I wanted the Angel Eye E7 with UV, red, and warm but the front facing only comes in red/warm or UV/warm. I figured I'd use the red.

absolutely everyone needs to make their own decision based on their use case; but i honestly can not come up with a use case where the EDC is the best. It absolutely fails the KISS principle when it comes to tactical lights and is overbuilt and also hard to use as a task light (which still benefits from KISS)

The momentary/strobe button is the biggest issue. Even in non-stressful situations trying to just hit the button for momentary on is challenging without setting off the strobe. Getting it in and out of lock out tests my tolerance and using it without the lockout ends up having it turn on in my pocket. IMO many lights these days really try to do too much and fail due to that.

@@alexandrosparaschou246 I don’t believe so but will try downloading it soon and trying.

@@colbywood1384 I’m taller than their east west length on a midsized platform. I’d have to get the king extension one way or the other; knowing that does it change your recommendation?

@@NARoutdoors honestly, with the amount of research I have done and living with a wedge camper, I think the king extension would be worth it. Especially if you ever plan on growing a family. It comes out to 6 feet across I believe, I'm assuming you're over 6ft

@@NARoutdoors also if you do any sort of build out below you can create it in a way that allows more bed space due to the extrusions to the side it is vastly more spacious than anything on the market.

The lone peak is super nice and I think for any truck bed size over 5ft it would be sweet but a 5ft bed truck just looks off with this on top. The base price is nice but their shipping is higher than anyone else that ships by about 1k (I have to tack on 2500 just to get it). #eastcoastoverlandtax I tell ya what tho: if they made one that had an 18” pass through this would be exactly what I’d get. As it is now it’s still in the running but I’ve still not made my decision. Maybe there will be some photos of it on a 24 ranger soon.

Good catch! It’s not something I really used on my Apple Watch so I didn’t notice there wasn’t an option. Personally I’m rarely in a place I need to pay for something and don’t have my phone so it’s not a huge deal for me.

Thanks for the reply. I agree! I do wish lone peak had some length option for the top tho. 5 foot overhang and 5 foot bed just look off to me…any other bed length and it’s not an issue.

No camper yet. The dirtbox looks cool and I did look into them but decided their weight of 450 had me cross them off. I even tried reaching out to see if they would try to lighten the design since I think they are built in CO but never heard back. For the super pacific camper I don’t know what I’d really add on to it beyond the base unit.

LP or ORU for me , ORU is close LP shipping or a long drive up and back but I like both designs and they build for older trucks so that’s an extra plus.

Just make sure to check it's hand tight before every dive!

@@NARoutdoors Thank you. I will ensure that I seek expert help from the dive shop, the first time I use it.

Oh and, please, please, let us manually end a dive on the surface, not have to wait for it to time out.

absolutely agree with some more customizability of the bottom scrolling section! In my dive thoughts i actually mention that perhaps having it default to the tank pressure after inactivity would be an appropriate work around for my desire to always have tank pressure displayed. I also realized after making my most recent video that it could use a guage function!

thanks for the replay and you are spot on; I can confirm the band isn't long enough for a 4m compressed neoprene dry suit (the 4i extension band works with this however and will allow u to use it as a drysuit computer which i will be highlighting in my next video about this computer). I think suunto really is really marketing this for new diver / rec divers / vacation divers and not drysuit divers. I dont think they could make the band much longer without causing problems for daily wear...for me with my wrist size the medium band is just about as big as i could wear on a daily basis without the tail sticking out too far.)

I noticed the same thing and ordered the band extender for the 4i that suggests it will work with the ocean. Will let you know!

I hear rumors it’s coming in an update…

It's still worth it the thing is fantastic!

Yeah i figured as much with the reason for the moving time display, its just something i noticed that irritates me (my apple watches with always on display did not have this issue) I also find it odd that for the always on time display it always shows a 10's digit for the hour but on my actual watch face display it does not. (08:23 vs 8:23). I feel like they could continue the variable display but constrain it within the limits of the digits already used and it wouldn't seem to shift so much. Regarding your point about this being a dive watch rather then a full fledged computer: i disagree. Suunto is absolutely marketing this as a full fledged dive computer and while for me it will be a backup to a Perdix for many it will be their only computer.

@@NARoutdoors I’ve had a lot of devices for diving, my opinion is that it cannot be a fully fledged diving computer because the screen simply isn’t big enough. If you are a serious diver this would only be for fun dives, I wouldn’t even consider it for anything technical. I’ve dived just about everything there is to dive, wrecks off Scotland on mixed gas to reefs in Australia on Air. This would be the watch I would take on Holiday to get a dive in while the family are by the pool and nothing more. At the price point it’s at I consider it cheap.

@@ragetobe I would respectfully disagree: it is a fully fledged dive computer (especially if the rumored compass update is released) and will serve the needs of 90%+ of the dive community but it is very much a recreational dive computer that could do some very basic beginner tech diving (not a tech diver myself but i personally wouldn't---get a shearwater perdix for that).

@@NARoutdoors I don’t care if you respectfully disagree or not, I’ll take my 30+ years of diving experience as an instructor over your need to produce content any day of the week. A dive computer just doesn’t look like a watch, perhaps back in the day it might have sufficed, as did the Suunto Stinger, which had no compass but was a very good dive watch. Not something you would use in to any sort of complicated or specialised diving. A car might be able to go 140mph, that doesn’t mean it should. By the way, even your title calls it a watch, which is exactly what it is.

​@@ragetobe Hey, it doesn't suit your specialized needs & thats ok. People who rack up your experience and dive specialized and complicated scenerios are undoubtedly going to be served by other options. For people new to diving and people who have decided that recreation diving is enough (regardless if they are a serious or a casual divers) this style of device may be plenty for their needs: be it as watch, a bike computer, or a dive computer.

Eh no leave it uncluttered

Will definatly be posting a dive review but it will be a few weeks (and likely be inland due to my schedule). I've already got some thoughts based on playing with the dive mode tho.

While i've not gotten to dive it yet (I will post a dive specific review, right now i'm evaluating it as a watch and will post a watch specific review in 2 weeks or so) I believe that the compass is not available in dive mode. I am not sure if this is an oversight or intentional choice from suunto. I will also say it doesn't matter to me; having used multiple dive computers with digital compasses aside from merely being able to check a box saying i've got a compass they are not nearly as useful as you would imagine (they are all really hard to use). If i'm going to be doing something that needs navigation i'm going to use an analog compass. regarding information displayed in dive mode: yes it has the important things displayed all the time: depth, NDL, total time. a selectable display portion can cycle (via button press: you can lock this with a long button press) Tank pressure, consumption cuft/min, gas time remaining, safety stop, type of active gas, ppo2, temp, max depth, clock, and battery. I've already picked up on a few things i think that could be improved upon in the dive mode: you'll see this during my actual dive review.

Thanks! Waiting for the new video. If you have any other dive computer to compare, will be a plus.

Compass does not work when in scuba mode. In freediving it does work. Suunto support couldn't tell if there is going to be an update. The buttons work well even with dry gloves and you do need to use the buttons to toggle between different info in the bottom. Going to my next dive with it right now.