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As someone already tried 3 Brands (Garmin, Coros & Suunto) here's my high level review and ranking from Top-Bottom: Coros Pace 3 (or better Pace 4) PROS: Complete training load / status. Fitness test to update HR and Pace Zone. Training Plans built in. EvoLab Website. Simple and Straightforward Phon

Hopes are high! There’s several features I’d love to see implemented specially in the Race series (I have a race S) Heart rate settings to allow for HRR and LTHR. Suunto Run already does this so I HOPE they bring it. Gear tracking! Such a small thing that’s super nice to have so I don’t have to use

I’ve had the Coros Pace 2, 3 and, most recently, the Suunto Run. In terms of build quality, the Suunto is certainly much more stylish and of a higher standard. However, I find that the analysis and presentation of sports data – and, above all, the overall simplicity – of the Coros is superior. If yo

Mira si eres de asfalto, estaría entre coros o Garmin yo te lo digo muy claro si no te importa no tener funciones Smart Watch, responder mensajes, responder llamadas poder pagar con el reloj vete a COROS, porque COROS es más barato y tiene un autonomía que Garmin no tiene de hecho el pace 4 le gana

Suunto pros: - Suunto industrial design, UI design, screen quality, and build quality is ridiculously good.- Native support for pace, power, and HR zones. (Coros is cagey about power.) But I'd hedge this by saying Coros HR/Pace zones and fitness estimates are better. Suunto is a bit of a chore to ma

Sorry na mess up yung formatting from the post but here: Hello, I recently lost my Garmin 255 and while looking for a replacement, I got curious about the Suunto Run. I’ve been using it for a month now and thought I’d share since I don’t see this a lot here. Mostly Garmin, Coros, or Apple Watch ang

I just compared the two on their website. The weight difference likely stems from a different battery size given the battery life comparisons being higher for the Race S. There might also be a difference due to onboard storage. The Run has 4gb for offline music which is something you may wish to con

I had a Suunto Race S and the screen was beautiful. Better than anything Garmin or Coros have in that price range. The HR sensor is the same found in the Suunto Run and I had 0 issues with it when running or lifting. I had more issues with Garmin when lifting weights giving very elevated readings. T

I love DC Rainmaker, but his criticism of Stryd and running power in general should be questioned. It's not difficult to build a standard running model. Ron George looked at the physics of running power and developed a running model summing the resistances to external forces. HE acknowledges however

I train exclusively by running power, although I use Stryd, not Suunto's builtin power. Here's a few comments on your observations: Suunto "Running Power" is just (a simple function of) GAP Yup, pretty much. A basic running power model that models external work would sum up the resistances of runnin