This would actually be a great fit for my "adventures": - Running for around 5 hours - Cycling multiple days but with a dynamo + battery packs The appeal of

This would actually be a great fit for my "adventures": - Running for around 5 hours - Cycling multiple days but with a dynamo + battery packs The appeal of this over a Garmin etc. is that this has a far better UI and is more suited to 90% of the time when I'm not outdoors but at the office etc. Maybe we need to compare the price point to buying both a basic smart watch and a basic fitness watch?