
COROS - NOMAD
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Last updated: Oct 3, 2025 Scoring
The new Coros Nomad!! I have a Coros Apex, charge the battery probably every 14-20 days.
r/hikinggear • Best hiking watch for multi-day trips without babying the battery? ->Lovin' my Coros linked to Strava
r/Marathon_Training • What do you use to track your runs? ->I love my Coros as a navigation tool. My phone very rarely comes out for navigation now.
r/Ultralight • So many new watches. Which watch is best for backpacking? ->My Coros watch has amazing battery life. I went on vacation for 10 days and knew I'd be fine not charging it.
r/smartwatch • Best smartwatch with decent battery life ->I have a Coros watch. The batteries last forever.
r/Swimming • How do you record your swims? ->I know I'm going to be the unpopular opinion here. I love my Coros but I've also tried Garmin and there's really not enough of a difference for me to recommend one over the other. I think it's whatever platform you're used to.
r/Coros • Best Fitness Watch for me: Garmin or Coros? ->Decathlon gps900, best value Coros watch. GPS is accurate, app is great the bartery life still out lasts most watches on the market. Unless you want the very best tech, this watch is perfect.
r/trailrunning • what fitness watch you all using? ->I never regretted buying a Coros watch.
r/trailrunning • Please, recommend a watch. ->Fitness watch is the way to go. Personally I use coros but Garmin is very popular too.
r/Marathon_Training • What do you use to track your runs? ->I'm a runner/crossfitter and enjoy the Coros watch. The sleep tracking and HRV are more generous than my fitbit was. (I'll take it ha!))
r/crossfit • Fitness tracker ->The Coros fitness watches are very useful.
r/Swimming • Which smartwatch to buy ->I may be old school, but I don’t think watches really do any of that in any useful way. I used to be a triathlete and obsessed with data. The watches are excellent at tracking endurance but even then it didn’t tell me a lot on a day to day level or anything usable. In the long term, even as a triathlete, only benchmark workouts and long term trends can be reliably used to inform effectiveness of training. Even doing the kind of training the watches are designed for, the recovery and readiness data were useless and never correct based on my own knowledge of my body and how well I did in benchmarks and races when the watch said I was peaking vs needed recovery. The constant movement alerts, targets etc also fuel obsessiveness and junk training for points. In hiit training, the watches really are useless. The HR functionality isn’t much use, calorie burns are completely wrong. There’s no useful info a watch can give you for lifting or hiit type training. It also can’t be worn with easily kettlebells and can affect front rack position and gymnastics grips. If you want to compare your heart rate doing 10 burpees today vs tomorrow, really the variability during those burpees is going to be greater than the sensitivity of the sensor, and if it’s up or down what does that tell you? Honestly, use an app like sugar WOD or paper and pen and write down your performance in benchmark workouts, time for a certain distance run/row, and your 1-rep, 3-rep, 5-rep max lifts. This will show whether you’re going in the right direction. Now, If you want to spend the money to get a nice watch to track running and other cardio in excess of about 5 minutes steady effort, garmin is excellent and for my money COROS is as good for far less $. Apple Watch does all the same stuff 90% as well, and with many other features alongside.
r/crossfit • Best fitness/smartwatch for Crossfit ->True, but my points are still valid. If Whoop have done anything that contravenes any laws they will find themselves getting challenged. If they haven’t, and I’d be surprised if their lawyers have missed any loopholes, then as I said, people can complain all they want but are left with the two options I mentioned. If they choose to leave I guarantee they will have some other issues with the platform they choose going forward. None are perfect. Good luck with whatever you do. I’ve gone with a Coros watch and the HRV4Training app. Covers all my requirements and is as streamlined as I can make it.
r/whoop • This MG thing feels like such a slap in the face as a user for the last 4 years. ->Yeah, my Coros doesn't seem to understand that kick sets exist. It also gets confused on sculling and some drills.
r/Swimming • do watches track workout splits properly and do club swimmers use them nowadays? ->Yeah but a coros watch could last a week without charge, running a half daily. Specifically for running coros/garmin are just far more useful.
r/AdvancedRunning • Apple Watch 10 for serious runner? ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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