PACE Pro

For my part: 1- I think it's the right price. They don't offer anything less than Garmin, to name just one, for equivalent products. 2- It's all-inclusive; you don't have to pay extra for something you've already bought! 3- The battery life is far from ridiculous. I have a Pace Pro, and it lasts bet

Thanks for the review. I too have the Apex 4 (46mm), and disagree with a few points here. (And for reference, I’m strictly a road runner; run 6-7 days/week, usually 80k/week.) I find the MIP screen very readable, not at all dim. Compared to my previous watch, a Fenix 7 Pro, it’s just as readable—may

I switched from Garmin to coros and specifically to the pace pro and am happy. For battery life and ease of use with a cleaner/simpler app experience/interface it wins big time. Again will depend on your use, but as primarily just a runner who also uses it to track gym workouts, hikes, and walks it’

Me pasé al Apex 4 después de tener todos los Fenix de la serie. Al reloj le falta alguna herramienta como poder introducir coordenadas y navegar hacia ellas, y alguna cosa así, por el contrario, Coros tiene la filosofía de Apple en las actualizaciones (Garmin te deja tirado en un año), cuando Coros

You're on a suunto sub so people will naturally recommend the suunto. But coros is the king of that segment. Pace Pro is both lighter and will give you better battery life. It's also smoother. Both watches are great, pick the one that you think looks better. If you're on the fence, go with the coros

If you’re used to actually using an Apple Watch for functionality beyond fitness, you will find wearing a Garmin/Coros incredibly disappointing. Great fitness devices, but any sort of smart functionally is just meh. Meh to the point that I just turn off anything outside of fitness tracking. For quit

First is my F-U to any overinflated prices for running gear. Shit is getting out of hand. I saw a New Balance singlet recently for $100. I love my Brooks and Altra shoes. I stay away from carbon plated anything and I stay close to discounts and sales. I wouldn't say I'm frugal because most of my gea

I moved from a garmin 645 (similar to the 255) to the pace 3. The 645 was defectively made, garmin fixed it once for me but then it kept breaking at the mounts until I couldn’t fix it anymore. Anyways, I like the pace 3 for what it is, similar in features to the 255/645. If i were training more seri

The Suunto Run is its own thing, it is running a new operating system with limitations in comparison to the other watches. Here's my current pro/cons on Suunto (Race) and COROS (Pace Pro): Suunto: Pro: Watch face gives great information, and they can be customized Pro: 24/7 HR recording Pro: Body Re

Maps on the Apex 2 are very slow by today standards, skip it. I'd consider the Coros Pace Pro, Nomad or Apex 4. Maybe the Nomad seems better suited. The Pace Pro is not actually meant for the trails and hiking, but if you're not prone to accidents, with a screen protector it's going to be fine. Amol