...and this is yet another validation for my purchase of a Vertix 2 a few weeks back; I am loving this piece of equipment. Fantastic video and overview of the platform!!
Awesome! Can't wait for the delivery of my Vertix! Your last review is what helped me to decide to go with the Vertix and now that they have this I think makes it a little more user friendly for some of us that may be a little more "seasoned" and would rather do things on a computer than on the phone/watch.
I have only recently bought a Pace 2 so these updates have been perfectly timed and made me love the brand even more, super happy with them and loving the continued improvements they are making
Thanks for the preview! I signed up for the beta about two hours after I got the email from Coros -- I'm sure that was probably too late. I will say that I'm super happy as a customer that bought my first dedicated run/gps watch (Pace 2) from Coros and didn't have any expectations or comparisons with the Garmin ecosystem. Now that I've owned it for over a year I really could not be happier with all the updates the watch has gotten and I'm super excited about the hub.
That's a great idea. Like I mention at the end of the video the COROS Training Hub kind of ignores all of the other wellness data that Polar/Garmin take into account. It would be cool to see this added in the future.
Coros upped their game. I ordered a Garmin 245 earlier but I canceled it and bought the Pace 2 because of the superior strength training features. Now they have this, so great news to be using the Coros ecosystem. The only drawback with Coros is their unwillingness to support non-Coros ANT+ footpods, so I cannot use the Pace 2 with my old Garmin ANT+ footpod on treadmills. I am therefore still using my old Garmin 310XT for indoor runs. Pls Coros, add support for non-Coros ANT+ footpods so I can use only the Pace 2 for everything.
Great job, Coros! Finally! As soon as there is a new Apex or a new Apex Pro on the market I will join team #coros (hope Coros launches new watches in 2022). Thank you for the video, very interesting and well done.
My Pace 2 is supposed to be arriving today! I used the Coros trade in program, received a $200 credit for my Apex and flipped it for the Pace 2 for free. Probably sounds like a downgrade, but I also have a Garmin FR 945 so I plan to use the Pace 2 as a daily driver and the Garmin for bigger outings when navigation and other features are needed. Excited to try this hub, thanks for your videos!
Great review Dave! I am super excited about this update! Coros has pushed out some serious updates out recently. I love it when a company listens to customers and evolves.
I chose the Coros Apex Pro over Garmin/Apple Watch 3 months ago and so far I absolutely love it. The watch itself is great and the company keeps on delivering additional values and functionalities (like the topo/landscape maps last month, and the training hub this month) or extra watch faces and more. Very satisfied as is but also excited to see what else they bring us.
@@ChaseTheSummit Ha! Excellent review of new platform by the way. Coros deserves credit for this. The overview you gave looked similar to Training Peaks, which I have used for ever.
Great video, thanks a lot for the update Dave. In my opinion, what's also missing is navigation/route design/gpx file import-export features like the ones you can find in Garmin's ecosystem. Any indication as to whether COROS will be working on adding them in the future? For me, it could be a game changer (together with a new COROS Apex version, with full maps)...
COROS does actually support GPX file import for navigation through the smartphone app. You can use any service like GaiaGPS or Strava to create your route and import it through the app to your watch. It would be nice to have this capability within the web environment as well.
Looks like a step in the good direction once there will be training plans available for sure. But what is holding me back partially is the lack on to be able to import all my previous activities from other devices and Garmin connect or Strava for instance. A sync option with Google calendar or the Apple calendar would also be nice and easy in your daily schedule.
Currently I´m using an AW5, but I´m looking for something new. First I checked Garmin and thought ENDURO....FENIX....during a video someone also mentioned Coros. So I found this channel and you are explaining it pretty well. The I´m going to buy a Coros, but I´m not sure, what to look for: Apex Pro? Vertix? Vertix 2? Difficult, but the got me with the crown and scroll through the menu. That is just amazing and such a smart move. Sure, the battery is what I´m looking for and Coros does a great job (looks like)
Kind of depends what you do. If you don't need the mapping the original Apex is a great watch. If you want all of the features the Vertix 2 is the way to go. The Vertix 1 is actually a great deal right now as it's been discounted heavily!
I watched Dave’s video about the Hub and, despite being an AW6 with Workoutdoors on Strava aficionado, I ordered a Cronos Pace 2 last night! Why? The Hub…I want in! The calendar for training goals and planning looks phenomenal!
This look amazing. I wasn't able to get a beta invite in time to review this but it looks really interesting. I should probably coach you on this platform. I see lots of swimming in your future. 🏊♂
This is brilliant news. With the calendar based training functionality, including the ability to do power based calendar workouts and training plans with Stryd, I can't see any point in having a Stryd subscription.
I am planning to buy my first running smartwatch and that will be the Coros Pace 2 EK edition!!! I thing that Coros is a really great company thanks to often updates and i really appreciate that!!! By the way, i noticed your Greek tattoo on your left hand "μου λείπεις"... "i miss you" in English!! What is your relationship with Greece? Have you ever been here? Yeah, i am from Greece!!!
im glad i have a pace2 so I get this training platform. like you I have watches from coros and others, so the ability to upload data is a huge plus. I will need to do some comparison with Flow.
The better they get, the more blurred the lines get between then and Garmin and Polar. Makes the decision harder, but ultimately it will be a good product.
Great stuff. Thank you for the info. The only thing I miss is Garmin body battery alternative. Other than that great software, great devices, best for the price according to how I see it. Keep up with the good job youre doing.
As a guy who does a lot of weight training, metabolic conditioning and long distance running/rucking for the military which ecosystem is the most user friendly? I can’t seem to make up my mind between Coros Vertix 2, Polar Grit X Pro and Garmins Fenix 6 Pro. The polar recovery data seems impressive and easy to use, Garmin seems to be everyone’s favorite overall and Coros seems like a really cool new company to invest in. Any tips? Hard for me to tell what will work unless I could try all three 😂
They will all do the job. The edge that Garmin has is a bit more polished app/ecosystem as well as features like Body Battery and advanced training tools for running. I'd say you probably won't be disappointed with any of these options.
What would be the best way to import data from Polar flow to Garmin Connect? For some reason, when I try to import a tcx file to Garmin Connect from Polar Flow, it does not allow. Thanks! Great content!
Wow. I didn't expect that! My coros is now my default device but I missed a web app. This looks great. I wonder if they will eventually offer plans for events like in polar flow?
Thank you for a very informative video. I have a pace 2 and overall have been very happy with it. However I have had difficulty trying to figure out using the timer function - that is speed work based on time and not distance. Can you help ?
Is there any news on the COROS pace 2 (all coros watches?) issues with the HR monitor being off for the first 10-15 mins of the workout? This is really something that holds me back from getting one myself. Thanks for great content!
This isn’t so much a COROS issue but an optical HR sensor issue as a whole. Particularly in colder climates the sensors may need some time to “warm up” and stabilize. I can’t say COROS has any plans to improve this with firmware updates. I’d say only improvements could come from new hardware.
Ah right, that makes sense. I have been reading a lot about the same kind of delay in Garmin devices. Thanks for the good work - btw just remembered to subscribe despite I have been following your channel for quite a while now. Sorry!
Just got a garmin Fenix 6 about 6 months ago because of the maps and platform. Wishing I had held out for a coros now. Sounds like they have addressed both of my issues with this upgrade! Wonder how long my garmin will last.....🤔 Great video!
I'd say if maps were your priority the Fenix is still the winner. The COROS maps are nice but they're just a context basemap. Not routeable, no POI, no trail/road labels or markers, etc... The Fenix is on another level.
Hi, I have the Vertix 2 but find it a bit big and heavy for 24/7 wear. If I buy a Pace 2, does Coros have anything like Garmin Trueup. Asked Coros directly but no answer. Would like to sync both to phone app
In a way, yes. You can set your "preferred activity tracker" within the COROS app and the app will prioritize the wellness data from whichever device you choose for "daily wear" but will also integrate any new activities recorded from the Vertix 2.
Garmin still has an edge in terms of Connect since you can view all of your wellness data and body battery etc... as well as generate reports and export excel spreadsheets from your data. Lots of flexibility there, but COROS is definitely closing the gap. At this point it's a matter of preference.
5:38 I see Mtn Climb and Multi-Pitch in Training Types, but I don't have these options on my Pace 2. Is this because you have a different watch or are they features that will be coming to the Pace 2 in the future?
Dave, I have problem with the heart rate accuracy for my Coros vertix 2 weeks ago, I stop to use it. Even my daily heart rate accuracy is jumping around. How is your heart rate accuracy ?
It's decent but not perfect. The Vertix 2 is a big watch so you'll need to make sure it's super tight on your wrist to prevent it from bouncing around which can lead to bad HR results.
when adding a workout to the calendar, will the workouts show up when you start an activity on a watch? or do they only sync over so you can manually start it?
If you select Activity > Training Plan or Workout they are automatically populated on the watch so you can start them. By default they do not auto-start if you select "run" or whatever. Hope that helps!
Quick update on this. I was wrong. I just tested it and it does actually ask you if you want to "Start workout scheduled for today?" prior to doing your activity if you select the activity the workout was designed for. So yes... It's there!
Can we manually upload gpx data to the web? I want to buy new coros watch and I want that the web app can show the history of my running and gives better estimation of my fitness level. Thank you in advance.
Ahah love when you said"it's a free upgrade , not a paid one or membership subscription" the only company who make that kind of things is stryd ,they sell the pod and if you want what all other companies offer for free you have to pay another 10 euros or dollars, depending where you live . Waiting for next Garmin watch if they release running power, goodbye stryd 😛 great video
The Stryd platform is a bit different in that they have adaptive training plans that are designed for your personal data. That's really what the subscription pays for. Other than that, this COROS training hub is pretty great.
lol! Right? There's a lot to dig through. Personally I find the VO2 Max estimation graph, and the calendar training load/base fitness map to be pretty useful even for casual use.
@@ChaseTheSummit @John Rambo check out our training blog: We will be posting some more items about how to maximize this data for your training in the near future. coros.com/stories/?category%2Ftraining
Coros is doing a really impressive job!
Great company with great values
They're certainly making a lot of progress.
I was looking to get the Pace 2, and my only drawback was that the COROS did not have a desktop app. Now that they do, my choice is clear.
I suspect you're probably not the only one! Hope you enjoy the Pace 2!
Literally bought my Pace 2 yesterday, and today the web interface is announced, lucky me!
the pace 2 is a very good choice I have it for a few months now, it does not disappoint.
...and this is yet another validation for my purchase of a Vertix 2 a few weeks back; I am loving this piece of equipment. Fantastic video and overview of the platform!!
Nice! the Vertix 2 is a great watch.
Awesome! Can't wait for the delivery of my Vertix! Your last review is what helped me to decide to go with the Vertix and now that they have this I think makes it a little more user friendly for some of us that may be a little more "seasoned" and would rather do things on a computer than on the phone/watch.
Awesome! Enjoy the Vertix!
I have only recently bought a Pace 2 so these updates have been perfectly timed and made me love the brand even more, super happy with them and loving the continued improvements they are making
Awesome!
Thanks for the preview! I signed up for the beta about two hours after I got the email from Coros -- I'm sure that was probably too late. I will say that I'm super happy as a customer that bought my first dedicated run/gps watch (Pace 2) from Coros and didn't have any expectations or comparisons with the Garmin ecosystem. Now that I've owned it for over a year I really could not be happier with all the updates the watch has gotten and I'm super excited about the hub.
Awesome! I hope you got into the beta!
Nice review! Would love to see a comparison between this and Garmin Connect / Polars website
That's a great idea. Like I mention at the end of the video the COROS Training Hub kind of ignores all of the other wellness data that Polar/Garmin take into account. It would be cool to see this added in the future.
Coros upped their game. I ordered a Garmin 245 earlier but I canceled it and bought the Pace 2 because of the superior strength training features. Now they have this, so great news to be using the Coros ecosystem. The only drawback with Coros is their unwillingness to support non-Coros ANT+ footpods, so I cannot use the Pace 2 with my old Garmin ANT+ footpod on treadmills. I am therefore still using my old Garmin 310XT for indoor runs. Pls Coros, add support for non-Coros ANT+ footpods so I can use only the Pace 2 for everything.
Thanks for sharing. Yes, kind of a bummer that they only support their own pod.
Garmin is getting better (6X user), but COROS customer support and product support is phenomenal.. kudos where it is deserved 👏
For sure! It's good to see COROS make moves in the right direction.
Great job, Coros! Finally! As soon as there is a new Apex or a new Apex Pro on the market I will join team #coros (hope Coros launches new watches in 2022).
Thank you for the video, very interesting and well done.
Nice! Thanks for sharing.
Finally. Well done Coros. Great review of the new web interface Dave. Thanks for the content.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome summary man! I'm one of the 2000 beta users. This portal is a game changer for sure!!!
Nice!
Thanks for sharing this! I like the platform a lot and I’m using my Coros V2 more and more and enjoying training plans!
My Pace 2 is supposed to be arriving today! I used the Coros trade in program, received a $200 credit for my Apex and flipped it for the Pace 2 for free. Probably sounds like a downgrade, but I also have a Garmin FR 945 so I plan to use the Pace 2 as a daily driver and the Garmin for bigger outings when navigation and other features are needed. Excited to try this hub, thanks for your videos!
I have an apex but I love my wife's pace 2 because it is so light and the screen clearer. The 945 is a great watch too. Great choices!
That's interesting! Thanks for sharing.
"Thats a bummer" that got me hahaha
lol, the ol' Dadbod has made a bit of an appearance since baby #4 arrived. I'll be back on top of it soon! Thanks for watching.
Before it was a bit easier to chose which platform. Coros just closed that gap significantly
It's certainly getting harder!
Nice job Coros. Suunto users still waiting for that. But coros shows that they care what users want.
It's interesting that Suunto actually went the other direction and abandoned their web portal for a phone app 🤷♂️
Great review Dave! I am super excited about this update! Coros has pushed out some serious updates out recently. I love it when a company listens to customers and evolves.
For sure, I definitely give them kudos for the updates made in both firmware/software side of things. Looking forward to what 2022 brings for them.
@@ChaseTheSummit Is this a hint that something big is in the pipeline? 👀👀
@@platzs33 lol no. Well, not that I know of.
I chose the Coros Apex Pro over Garmin/Apple Watch 3 months ago and so far I absolutely love it. The watch itself is great and the company keeps on delivering additional values and functionalities (like the topo/landscape maps last month, and the training hub this month) or extra watch faces and more. Very satisfied as is but also excited to see what else they bring us.
Awesome!
Looks really cool. Might force Garmin to give Connect an overhaul. It has changed for years.
That would be nice to see! I'd like to see it simplified a bit.
“This is just my Coros mileage.” That’s a great comment.
lol, I felt a little self conscious!
@@ChaseTheSummit Ha! Excellent review of new platform by the way. Coros deserves credit for this. The overview you gave looked similar to Training Peaks, which I have used for ever.
Great video, thanks a lot for the update Dave. In my opinion, what's also missing is navigation/route design/gpx file import-export features like the ones you can find in Garmin's ecosystem. Any indication as to whether COROS will be working on adding them in the future? For me, it could be a game changer (together with a new COROS Apex version, with full maps)...
I totaly agree with you.
Garmin stays far better for navigation.
COROS does actually support GPX file import for navigation through the smartphone app. You can use any service like GaiaGPS or Strava to create your route and import it through the app to your watch. It would be nice to have this capability within the web environment as well.
That’s incredible! Can’t wait to test it out. Thanks for the detailed overview Dave!
Nice! Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for the detailed demonstration. So looking forward to this!
It's pretty sweet!
COROS, woooow! Big moves! Agree with your point, Dave... wellness metrics is key! But still, huge update!
For sure! Moving in the right direction.
Really liking this layout over Garmin's.
Nice!
Love it, and love my Pace 2 EK Edition…go COROS GO!
They're making good moves!
Oh Dave I'm so upset I don't have a 3rd arm to test their watch. Great show.
Work on that!
Looks like a step in the good direction once there will be training plans available for sure. But what is holding me back partially is the lack on to be able to import all my previous activities from other devices and Garmin connect or Strava for instance. A sync option with Google calendar or the Apple calendar would also be nice and easy in your daily schedule.
Those would be nice improvements!
This looks great. I might be putting a coros watch on my wish list!
Nice!
For me phone app is enough, but I think I will use this desktop version, a specially calendar. Thank you for this video! Good as always 👌
For sure! Thanks for watching!
Currently I´m using an AW5, but I´m looking for something new. First I checked Garmin and thought ENDURO....FENIX....during a video someone also mentioned Coros. So I found this channel and you are explaining it pretty well. The I´m going to buy a Coros, but I´m not sure, what to look for:
Apex Pro?
Vertix?
Vertix 2?
Difficult, but the got me with the crown and scroll through the menu. That is just amazing and such a smart move. Sure, the battery is what I´m looking for and Coros does a great job (looks like)
Kind of depends what you do. If you don't need the mapping the original Apex is a great watch. If you want all of the features the Vertix 2 is the way to go. The Vertix 1 is actually a great deal right now as it's been discounted heavily!
I watched Dave’s video about the Hub and, despite being an AW6 with Workoutdoors on Strava aficionado, I ordered a Cronos Pace 2 last night! Why? The Hub…I want in! The calendar for training goals and planning looks phenomenal!
@@ChaseTheSummit in the end it is going to be the Apex Pro. I guess…
This look amazing. I wasn't able to get a beta invite in time to review this but it looks really interesting. I should probably coach you on this platform. I see lots of swimming in your future. 🏊♂
lol, I'll need to find my floaties 🤿
This is brilliant news. With the calendar based training functionality, including the ability to do power based calendar workouts and training plans with Stryd, I can't see any point in having a Stryd subscription.
The only advantage Stryd has right now is the adaptive training plans that are based on your personal data.
I am planning to buy my first running smartwatch and that will be the Coros Pace 2 EK edition!!! I thing that Coros is a really great company thanks to often updates and i really appreciate that!!! By the way, i noticed your Greek tattoo on your left hand "μου λείπεις"... "i miss you" in English!! What is your relationship with Greece? Have you ever been here? Yeah, i am from Greece!!!
Thanks for sharing! The tattoo is for my mom who passed away when I was younger. She was Greek.
im glad i have a pace2 so I get this training platform. like you I have watches from coros and others, so the ability to upload data is a huge plus. I will need to do some comparison with Flow.
Nice! Let us hear your thoughts once you get a chance to try them side by side.
The better they get, the more blurred the lines get between then and Garmin and Polar. Makes the decision harder, but ultimately it will be a good product.
Absolutely. Competition is good for everyone!
Great stuff. Thank you for the info. The only thing I miss is Garmin body battery alternative. Other than that great software, great devices, best for the price according to how I see it. Keep up with the good job youre doing.
Thanks! Yes! Something like Body Battery would be awesome to see on COROS.
As a guy who does a lot of weight training, metabolic conditioning and long distance running/rucking for the military which ecosystem is the most user friendly? I can’t seem to make up my mind between Coros Vertix 2, Polar Grit X Pro and Garmins Fenix 6 Pro.
The polar recovery data seems impressive and easy to use, Garmin seems to be everyone’s favorite overall and Coros seems like a really cool new company to invest in.
Any tips? Hard for me to tell what will work unless I could try all three 😂
They will all do the job. The edge that Garmin has is a bit more polished app/ecosystem as well as features like Body Battery and advanced training tools for running. I'd say you probably won't be disappointed with any of these options.
@@ChaseTheSummit I guess I’ll wait for the 7 then 🙂
What would be the best way to import data from Polar flow to Garmin Connect? For some reason, when I try to import a tcx file to Garmin Connect from Polar Flow, it does not allow. Thanks! Great content!
It's an issue on Polar's side. I'm not sure if it's intentional or not. I'd try the FIT file using the "export original" option in Gamin Connect.
Can you make a updated video on how to set up the team in the COROS app, can't seem to find anything on that topic. :)
I’ll see what I can do!
Awesome! I’m lazy and would like to see gear tracking on this app. Would finally make the switch over from Garmin
That would be cool!
Wow. I didn't expect that! My coros is now my default device but I missed a web app. This looks great. I wonder if they will eventually offer plans for events like in polar flow?
They already do to some degree mobile.coros.com/plans.php
I'll stay with intervals.isu altough I have a pace 2
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for a very informative video. I have a pace 2 and overall have been very happy with it. However I have had difficulty trying to figure out using the timer function - that is speed work based on time and not distance. Can you help ?
You could set activity alerts for pace or use the interval function. What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
@@ChaseTheSummit
I have run workouts the have 2 min on , 30 sec off sprints ; 10 sets, after a 20 min warm up and ends with 20 min cool down .
Is there any news on the COROS pace 2 (all coros watches?) issues with the HR monitor being off for the first 10-15 mins of the workout? This is really something that holds me back from getting one myself.
Thanks for great content!
This isn’t so much a COROS issue but an optical HR sensor issue as a whole. Particularly in colder climates the sensors may need some time to “warm up” and stabilize. I can’t say COROS has any plans to improve this with firmware updates. I’d say only improvements could come from new hardware.
Ah right, that makes sense. I have been reading a lot about the same kind of delay in Garmin devices. Thanks for the good work - btw just remembered to subscribe despite I have been following your channel for quite a while now. Sorry!
Just got a garmin Fenix 6 about 6 months ago because of the maps and platform. Wishing I had held out for a coros now. Sounds like they have addressed both of my issues with this upgrade! Wonder how long my garmin will last.....🤔
Great video!
I'd say if maps were your priority the Fenix is still the winner. The COROS maps are nice but they're just a context basemap. Not routeable, no POI, no trail/road labels or markers, etc... The Fenix is on another level.
Wow! I think I need a COROS watch now 😅
Nice!
Hi, I have the Vertix 2 but find it a bit big and heavy for 24/7 wear. If I buy a Pace 2, does Coros have anything like Garmin Trueup. Asked Coros directly but no answer. Would like to sync both to phone app
In a way, yes. You can set your "preferred activity tracker" within the COROS app and the app will prioritize the wellness data from whichever device you choose for "daily wear" but will also integrate any new activities recorded from the Vertix 2.
Cool staff thx mate
Thanks for watching!
Great Video. Thank you
Thanks!
Thanks!
Curious, as a fellow Garmin user, what would keep you from switching to Coros full time? What would you miss most?
My coach is a Coros athlete and can get any of his Coros users in the Beta. I’m a little jealous
Garmin still has an edge in terms of Connect since you can view all of your wellness data and body battery etc... as well as generate reports and export excel spreadsheets from your data. Lots of flexibility there, but COROS is definitely closing the gap. At this point it's a matter of preference.
5:38 I see Mtn Climb and Multi-Pitch in Training Types, but I don't have these options on my Pace 2. Is this because you have a different watch or are they features that will be coming to the Pace 2 in the future?
Different watch, the Pace 2 only has "running related" activities where the Vertix 2 has more niche activities like climbing, etc...
Nice review!
Thanks!
How do I Export my data though?
To keep offline or elsewhere?
You can individually export activities
@@ChaseTheSummit Yes, but there should be an option to export all. I can't export so many one by one.
Dave, I have problem with the heart rate accuracy for my Coros vertix 2 weeks ago, I stop to use it. Even my daily heart rate accuracy is jumping around. How is your heart rate accuracy ?
It's decent but not perfect. The Vertix 2 is a big watch so you'll need to make sure it's super tight on your wrist to prevent it from bouncing around which can lead to bad HR results.
@@ChaseTheSummit Thanks Dave! I got a nylon band to get it tight but still no luck. 🥲
when adding a workout to the calendar, will the workouts show up when you start an activity on a watch? or do they only sync over so you can manually start it?
If you select Activity > Training Plan or Workout they are automatically populated on the watch so you can start them. By default they do not auto-start if you select "run" or whatever. Hope that helps!
@@ChaseTheSummit ah got it! Yeah that’s one thing that Garmin does that I enjoy
Quick update on this. I was wrong. I just tested it and it does actually ask you if you want to "Start workout scheduled for today?" prior to doing your activity if you select the activity the workout was designed for. So yes... It's there!
Casual 50k on a Saturday, dude you are nuts 2:04
Lol, it certainly didn’t feel casual! 💀
Can we manually upload gpx data to the web? I want to buy new coros watch and I want that the web app can show the history of my running and gives better estimation of my fitness level.
Thank you in advance.
Yes you can.
@@ChaseTheSummit Awesome! Thank you.
Ahah love when you said"it's a free upgrade , not a paid one or membership subscription" the only company who make that kind of things is stryd ,they sell the pod and if you want what all other companies offer for free you have to pay another 10 euros or dollars, depending where you live . Waiting for next Garmin watch if they release running power, goodbye stryd 😛 great video
The Stryd platform is a bit different in that they have adaptive training plans that are designed for your personal data. That's really what the subscription pays for. Other than that, this COROS training hub is pretty great.
sad this came only after i picked up the forerunner 55 over the pace 2! oh well lol
The 55 is still a great watch!
this only for coros watches?
Yes, it's a COROS specific thing.
@@ChaseTheSummit thank you.
@@ChaseTheSummit How to access it? :)
No!!!!
Don't add the "wellness"-data, it's not accurate anyway. 🤦
This is sweet.
Sure is!
And suunto still nothing
It's interesting that they actually went the other way and gave up their website for a phone app 🤔
Now I just have to learn what half this data means
lol! Right? There's a lot to dig through. Personally I find the VO2 Max estimation graph, and the calendar training load/base fitness map to be pretty useful even for casual use.
@@ChaseTheSummit @John Rambo check out our training blog: We will be posting some more items about how to maximize this data for your training in the near future. coros.com/stories/?category%2Ftraining
@@corosderek288 Thanks for chiming in!
Garmin forerunner 165 or Coros Pace 3 ??please suggest