Author Archives: COROS Wearables

COROS Introduces VERTIX 2 GPS Adventure Watch and Eliud Kipchoge Edition PACE 2

Brand pushes forward with new tech and a celebration of its Olympic gold medalist Irvine, CA, August 17, 2021 – COROS Wearables Inc., makers of performance sports wearables, announced today the introduction of several new products including the VERTIX 2 GPS Adventure Watch and the Eliud Kipchoge Edition of its award-winning PACE 2 GPS SportsContinueContinue reading “COROS Introduces VERTIX 2 GPS Adventure Watch and Eliud Kipchoge Edition PACE 2”

Training with EvoLab for Trail Running

As growth in trail running and ultrarunning explodes, more and more athletes are turning to coaches and exercise physiology principles to guide their training. And not just elites! Middle-of-the-pack and back-of-the-pack athletes are also using these tools and resources to optimize their performances. As both a coach and an athlete, I love good data thatContinueContinue reading “Training with EvoLab for Trail Running”

John Kelly Completes Pennine Way and The Grand Round with the COROS VERTIX

As one of the very few to have won a Barkley Marathons race, US ultra long-distance runner John Kelly has completed two unbelievable achievements just one month apart… The first, a gruelling 431km traversing of The Pennine Way in the truly astonishing time of two days, 16 hours and 46 minutes, shaving an incredible 34ContinueContinue reading “John Kelly Completes Pennine Way and The Grand Round with the COROS VERTIX”

A Boatload of New Water Sports Features Coming to COROS

When we introduced our first GPS watch in 2018, we called it a Multisport watch. Multisport was code for Triathlon, and the PACE would be an amazing value with better battery life than any other triathlon watch on the market. As time went on, we started to take the multisport title at face value andContinueContinue reading “A Boatload of New Water Sports Features Coming to COROS”

COROS Ambassador Damian Carr Competes in Gloucester Invitational 24-hour Track Race

Founded in 1989, the 24-hour long race which is held in Gloucester, England, is a gruelling invitation-only Track Race held once a year. The aim of the race is to run as many miles within the allotted time frame as possible, and the current record for this currently stands at 170 miles (274.480 km) whichContinueContinue reading “COROS Ambassador Damian Carr Competes in Gloucester Invitational 24-hour Track Race”

Training When Treadmills Are the Only Option

Treadmills. From smoke, smog, and bustling metropolitan concrete jungles, to subzero temperatures, blizzards, and precariously dodging snowplows and skidding cars, I have dangerously avoided that piece of equipment for years. Running outside at ‘all costs’ almost became this foolish badge of honor I would pin to my chest after each run, despite the effort typicallyContinueContinue reading “Training When Treadmills Are the Only Option”

No Human is Limited and Explore Perfection

COROS matches with my ambition and my goal that is “Explore Perfection”. I am really happy to know that together we can move this world toward perfection. – Eliud Kipchoge The term “Sub 2” holds different meanings to different runners. To the high school middle-distance runner, it is a barrier for the 800-meter run –ContinueContinue reading “No Human is Limited and Explore Perfection”