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If you don't like the looks you may also consider looking at G-Shock alternatives - more specifically Pro Trek, Timex, Suunto, and Luminox watches that are often compared to G-Shock. While they're not as tough as G-Shocks, the price point at which they retail is extremely attractive. If you didn't find a small G-Shock that you liked, keep in mind that there is a whole world of smaller Casio watches out there. It's nice to step out of your comfort zone from time to time, but you should never wear a watch that you're not comfortable with. Which is why larger watches like Mudmaster GG-1000 or Rangeman GW-9400 are necessarily too big for smaller wrists. You'll get used to the larger size over time. Larger G-Shocks are comfortable even on smaller wri sts. The resin "folds" around your wrist when you're wearing the watch, unlike what you get with normal watches. This is because of the extra resin that Casio adds to the back of the watch. While they might not fit under your shirt sleeve, the good thing about large G-Shocks is that the normal " watch size rules" don't apply to them.
Or if you want vibration alarm, you'll have to go with the relatively large G-Shock GD-350 to get it. Those only come on Twin Sensor and Triple Sensor G-Shock and Pro Trek models. Especially if you need top of the line features like compass or thermometer that you won't find on smaller models. With that being said, you shouldn't dismiss large G-Shocks just because of their size. What's great about G-Shocks is that even the cheapest, smallest models are still tough like nails. The Final Word: Don’t Dismiss Large G-Shock Models Bottom line is that I'm not losing out on durability by going for the smaller watch. The basic features cover most of my needs, and they're all waterproof to 200 meters. And that's not the effect that I'm looking for.įinally, small G-Shocks are just as tough as their bigger counterparts. Because if you're wearing that huuuuge oversized Mudmaster GG-1000 on your wrist, the first thing that happens when you walk into a room everyone is going to look at your watch. Second, I don't like "flashy" watches and prefer to have something more humble sitting on my wrist.
And that's nearly impossible to do with oversized XL G-Shocks - they're just not made for it. Since I wear my G-Shock daily and not only outdoors, and I need to be able to tuck it under my shirt sleeve. Personally, I prefer smaller G-Shocks and here are 3 reasons why.įirst off, I like comfort.
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