Casio Pathfinder opinions
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triple sensor solar is the one i am really looking at. sorry forgot to add that. tanks
triple sensor solar is the one i am really looking at. sorry forgot to add that. tanks
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Been wearing my PAW-1300T for the last two years in Afghanistan, and it is an excellent watch. The updated slim model of the 1300 series is the way to go in my opinion too. The other ones are too bulky and exposed for my likes.
I had one of the older Pathfinders in 2001, and it was a battery eating machine, but I've never had that problem anymore with my solar powered model.
Been wearing my PAW-1300T for the last two years in Afghanistan, and it is an excellent watch. The updated slim model of the 1300 series is the way to go in my opinion too. The other ones are too bulky and exposed for my likes.
I had one of the older Pathfinders in 2001, and it was a battery eating machine, but I've never had that problem anymore with my solar powered model.
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I have a PRG 80 that has been beat to hell and is still going strong. Wear it at work as a firefighter and matches and anything else I do. Never take it off my wrist. Have had the watch for must be 4 or 5 years now and got it used from a good friend. I'd highly recommend it.
I have a PRG 80 that has been beat to hell and is still going strong. Wear it at work as a firefighter and matches and anything else I do. Never take it off my wrist. Have had the watch for must be 4 or 5 years now and got it used from a good friend. I'd highly recommend it.
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I have a PAW-1300 Triple-Sensor Solar which works great. Don't depend on the thermometer for temperature, unless you're willing to take it off your wrist. With the watch, a zipper-pull thermometer, and a density altitude dope card, I'm ready to shoot anywhere.
I have a PAW-1300 Triple-Sensor Solar which works great. Don't depend on the thermometer for temperature, unless you're willing to take it off your wrist. With the watch, a zipper-pull thermometer, and a density altitude dope card, I'm ready to shoot anywhere.
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