COROS published a review by FeedTheHabit testing the PACE 4 across trail running, hiking, cycling, and everyday training, highlighting its bright AMOLED display, ultralight design, long battery life, and advanced performance tracking.
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Our PACE 4 continues to prove that you don’t need a bulky watch to get serious performance. In a recent review, FeedTheHabit tests the PACE 4 across trail running, hikin…
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COROS
#ExplorePerfection | #TrainWithCOROS
- Industry
- Sporting Goods Manufacturing
- Location
- Irvine, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About COROS
COROS Wearables, Inc. is a sports technology company that thrives in the here, now and future. By applying the technology of tomorrow with the sports of today, COROS designs and engineers products that help athletes train with the quickness, intelligence and power to break barriers and achieve real results. The company’s athletic gear and sports wearables empower athletes worldwide, providing more enjoyable, social, safe and performance-boosting outdoor sports and fitness experiences. In addition to connecting and competing in pools, trails, and roads around the world, COROS customers, athletes, and fans connect and share on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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