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I would like to take it along. Unfortunately I have some legal cases going on (I’m a lawyer - unfortunate for this trip) and I would rather be able to simply look at the watch instead of pulling out my phone to check if an email is important. Although I hope my assistant will contact me via...
I know what you mean. I was going to return (purchased through Amazon), but think I will keep for travel in general. I’m going out of town for work next week and am going to see if it is worth keeping. Definitely thinking it would be hard to watch over all three devices at once and of course...
That is exactly what I have. Just due to the three devices, I was trying to cut down on cords. All can charge with a magnetic charger plugged into one usb. This is what I have and it packs into a small cube. The watch can only be charged with a magnet charger.
I am sure many have asked this before and I apologize. But technology seems to change all the time (including using USB C charging cords instead of USB A). I plan to rely on technology as little as possible on this trip of a lifetime, but unfortunately I will have to stay in touch with work...
I will be walking my first Camino from Porto in October. Your point about the 10% rule is spot on from what I understand. I’m a woman that is 5’2” and 115 pounds and in good shape. If I was the same height and 300 pounds, it is doubtful in that type of shape, 30 pounds would be doable.
I have purchased the Carbon Z which are so light weight and foldable (but expensive). The only downside is they can’t be carried on a plane as they could be a weapon. I plan on putting my pack in a suitcase and leaving it at a luggage locker in Porto.
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