Columbia Singletrak SKU: #7730412
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Finding the way back to camp will be a bit easier with the revolutionary Trakback technology of the Singletrak from Columbia™.
- A digital watch with an easy-to-read display.
- Unique Trakbak™ technology detects the slightest shift in compass coordinate on the journey out then provides the user with a clear direction for the journey back.
- Features a temperature gauge on the display of watch.
- These multiple timer modes are included:
• 50-lap memory.
• Two 24-hour countdown timers.
• 10-run data storage. - Water-resistant to 10 ATM.
- Synthetic strap materials.
- Backlight functionality.
- Dimensions:
Face: 15mm high x 37.1mm wide
Band Width: 23.7mm
Band Circumference: 9.5"
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Columbia Singletrak Review
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1 person found this review helpful
March 12, 2012
Karen S
from Baltimore, MD
I bought this watch for my husband (his choice) and he loves it. It was supposed to be a second, casual watch, but it has become his everyday watch. It has a bunch of settings and a extensive manual for a watch. I don't know that you could really call it a watch, actually. It is a watch, compass, alarm...it's like a Swiss army watch, but by Columbia. Pretty good.
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Who is Columbia? They try things. That may sound like small potatoes. But more than talent, money, or good looks, trying is the fuel of progress. It’s the spirit that pushes people up mountains, down rivers, and across continents. Trying helped them put little silver dots on the inside of jackets, made shirts that repel bugs, and led to a rechargeable heating system in boots. If you think trying won’t help, remember the Grand Canyon started with one drop of water trying to get to the ocean. And Columbia was born as a small, family hat company in Portland. So try. Try often. Try differently. Try harder. Then try again. Greatness will follow. Columbia. Trying stuff since 1938.
