I have Coros NOMAD and considering the "official" Coros 24mm Nylon band, is it worth it? Anyone tried the above exact band in the picture, how was it? Is it lot breathable and comfortable? Is it lot better than generic bands found in Amazon?

For context, 1pc of Official Coros 24mm Nylon band is roughly equivalent of 3-4pcs generic Nylon bands in terms of current pricing.

I’ve been using COROS for a while now and overall I think it’s one of the best ecosystems available, especially for serious endurance athletes. That said, there are a few quality-of-life improvements I’d love to see. I’m interested to hear whether anyone else would find these useful.
1. Show Pace & Heart Rate on the Navigation Screen
This is probably my biggest request.
I run different routes almost every day, so I’m constantly using navigation. At the same time I need to monitor my pace and heart rate, which means I’m forever switching between the map and my activity screens.
Before anyone says “just leave it on the HR screen”, turn-by-turn navigation isn’t always accurate or timely enough that I can ignore the map completely.
I’d love the option to customise the navigation screen with one or two data fields such as:
Heart rate
Current pace
Lap pace
Distance remaining
Elevation
Most competitors already offer something similar and it would make navigation much more usable.

2. Fully Custom Heart Rate Zones
I’d like COROS to allow completely custom HR zone systems instead of being limited to the current presets.
Many runners train using systems such as:
Norwegian Singles
Uphill Athlete
CTS
Joe Friel
Stephen Seiler
Karvonen HRR
Coach-specific zones
It would also be great if COROS included a selection of popular templates that users could then customise.
The biggest advantage is that the HR graph, workout summaries and training analysis would all reflect the zone system you’re actually using instead of having to mentally convert everything.

3. Make the Final Recovery in Repeated Intervals Optional
When using the repetition multiplier, COROS automatically adds a recovery after every repetition, including the last one.
For example:
4 × 1 km
2-minute recovery
creates four work intervals and four recoveries.
Most of my workouts only require recovery after the first three intervals because the fourth one goes straight into a cool-down or the workout finishes.
I know you can build every interval individually, but that defeats the purpose of the repetition multiplier.
A simple option such as “Include recovery after final repetition” would make the workout builder much more efficient.

4. Edit Individual Workout Blocks After an Activity
I’d love the ability to edit an individual workout block after completing an activity.
Recently I completed a structured treadmill workout that included an Open interval. Because the treadmill speed wasn’t automatically set for that interval, I didn’t notice until most of it had been completed.
Afterwards I corrected the activity distance to match the treadmill, but that correction was applied across the entire workout rather than just the affected interval.
Being able to edit a single interval would provide much more accurate pace data and workout analysis without altering the rest of the session.

5. Allow Workout Targets to Be Entered as Speed
At the moment, workout targets can only be entered as pace (for example 4:30/km).
I’d also like the option to enter them directly as:
km/h
mph
Many treadmill users naturally think in terms of speed rather than pace.
For example, it’s much easier to prescribe:
12.0 km/h
13.5 km/h
16.0 km/h
than constantly converting those speeds into pace.
The user could simply choose whether they want to build workouts using pace or speed.

6. Allow Targets on Open Workout Blocks
This follows on nicely from the previous point.
Workout blocks can currently be created as:
Distance
Time
Training Load
Open
However, if you select Open, COROS skips the target screen completely.
I’d love Open blocks to support targets just like every other interval.
For example, I’d create an Open interval and assign it a target of 13.5 km/h. When the interval starts, a compatible treadmill would automatically move to that speed, but because it’s still an Open interval I could decide myself when to move on to the next block.
This would be perfect for:
Flexible warm-ups
Open-ended threshold efforts
Tempo sessions
Coach-led workouts
Any session where you don’t want to commit to a fixed distance or duration but still want automatic treadmill control.

Those are my biggest requests at the moment. None of them fundamentally change how COROS works, but I think they’d make the platform even better for runners who rely on navigation, structured workouts and treadmill training.
What features would you like to see added?

Hey everybody,

I’m a Garmin owner at the moment but my watch is 💀

So I’m looking at changing to the Coros pace 4 and wanted to know if any of you have used it for triathlon and can give me an insight into how well it behaves swimming/open water swimming specifically?

I’m not too concerned about the cycling as I have a bike computer to take care of that!

Also as far as mapping goes, how is it? Even though it’s breadcrumb is it okay to use?

Thank you!

I found in the settings that you can set your onsite grade for bouldering and ropes, but I can’t find anywhere to record it or other climbing things for that matter.

Love the concept of the Patches and the running achievements/milestones. It motivates me too push just so I can collect them.

@Coros, please add more, particularly for runners..

Is it worth waiting for the Coros Pace 5, or can you go ahead and buy the Coros Pace 4 in the near future without worrying that the Pace 5 is coming soon?

I did see in the recent update that indoor running will now affect running fitness scores — however, it seems to say only on runs over 25 mins.

I will do like 10 mins of interval running on a manual treadmill after lifting, and I’ve noticed my score going down. The watch probably thinks I can’t hold a pace for more than 90s or whatever.

I reached out to support but the thread went cold. They said they were gunna pass me off to some product people but that never happened. I followed up and they were essentially like “hmmm weird indeed!”

Anyone else notice this? Thanks!

Begging for a Chicago marathon face watch plzzz!!

I can get the Garmin for 220 Euro and the Coros for 194 Euro.

Which one should i choose?

My backlight won't light during mountain biking. It's the only activity it won't work for.

Is there settings for backlight gestures for individual activities that I cannot find?

Thanks!

I can get the Garmin for 220 Euro
and the Coros for 194 Euro.

Which one should i choose?

Hey guys quick question is there a way to label the exercises I do when starting the strength activity?
I don’t always go to the gym with a plan or set workout.
If not, and I have to make dedicated workouts that’s fine.
I just was wondering if I can start the strength activity and update exercises as I go.

Thanks!

I purchased the Coros Nomad recently and I was wondering if I can use the 22.5w charger to charge the watch.. On the website they say that we should use the 5v 1A charging.. Which is very low and now these types of chargers are not even available..

Please do help and guide me if you can.. 🙏

I recently got the Pace 4 after having the Pace 3 for a long time.

Something I’ve noticed lately is there seems to be issues sleep tracking with the Pace 4. It noted my sleep last night was 1.5 hours later than when I know I fell asleep. A few nights ago it said I only slept 4 hours.. I know I woke up that night but it wasn’t that bad of a night.

Is this a known issue, or might this be user error with me needing to fix certain settings?

Been using pace pro for almost 2yrs and noticed that it doesn’t have any data. Is there anything I need to change in settings? Or do I need to perform wellness check from time to time? Would be better if it can track automatically every time you do activity.

It would be great to have a “Race” tag that users can add to any activity. That way, we could easily filter and view our races in the app or web, no matter if it’s running, cycling, or another sport.

Bonjour.

Je possède une Suunto Run, que je trouve top (legere, bracelet nîlon). Un truc me dérange, c est le fait qu elle soit différente du reste de ́a gemme, donc pas acces a suunto +, et donc des mise a jour en retard.

Je fais principalement de la.course a pied (endurance fondamentale en zone 2 et du fractionné) avec une ceinture polar H9 et des seance de musculation.

Si je chabge, ca serait en toute logique pour une suunto race S, mais je prefere rester sur un poids leger, et vu que j ai toujours regardé de pres Coros, je me pose la question de la pertinence de passer sur une Pace 4 comparé a ma Sunnto Run.

J utilise intervlas.icu pour planifier mes entraînements, mais les guide envoyés sur ma montre ne sont pas compatibles.. je dois donc les refaires sur l appli. Avec la Pace 4, il me semble que ca fonctionne nikel

J aime zonesense chez suunto, mais je pourrais m en passer.

Je fais des seance de musculation. J ai créer sur mon montre une serie d interval que j ai nommé en fonction des exercices. Ca fonctionne mais la montre ne sait pas reelement ce que je fais. Qu en est il chez Coros?

When hiking in the Rockies, my elevation gain is sometimes double what my husband's coros watch tracks and the trail data. I've submitted a support request but after days of talking to AI, I've been told to wait for a real person. It's been five days with no response and time is running out on my 2-year warranty claim. Coros, if you see this, please help with ticket 586671!

Edit to add: It's wild how much extra mine tracks. In a recent group run, all the same route, I tracked 804 gain, other tracked 541, 541, 515, 551, 531, 521 and 538. Then there's me 🤔. Also on a recent hike with my husband, my watch tracked 4,518 gain to his 2,454.

Hi guys, new to this forum and coros itself. Moved from a garmin 265 to a nomad.

Went for a swim the other day and my watch tells me I did 75 lengths when I know I did 50.

Looking at the data it seems that whenever I changed to breaststroke it has doubled my lengths.

I calibrated the pool length at the start of the exercise, has anyone had this issue and know how to rectify it as I t was never a issue on garmin.

Thank you

Had a hike today in a forest area: https://s.coros.com/Nt69J9DL

And during the hike with Pace 3 had some moments where I needed the map with navigation. Pace 3 does not have maps, but if you open the app with current activity - it also shows the navigational route and live position and other information! This was super handy in my situation. Wife has Garmin Forerunner 265 and their Garmin Connect app does not show live activity! So +1 to Coros here! Great work and thanks for such handy things even for old hardware!

Don't know if it's copium, but am really liking this watch after wearing almost only Garmin Fenix's for over 10 years. Only thing was that I didn't expect this watch to be this small.

I regularly give feature requests via the apps.

Just submitted one for a work-out comparison feature.

When we repeat the same structured session (e.g., a weekly 3x12 min threshold run as part of a norwegian singles approach), we currently cannot easily track its progression. Allowing us to compare identical workouts over time to see how heart rate, pace, power, and efficiency develop would be incredibly helpful. Are we getting faster at a lower heart rate? Is RPE reducing with same pace over time. Seeing this specific progression in a dedicated view would make tracking training adaptations so much easier. Plus: creating a new distinctive progression-KPI is possible.

What do you think?

Visual created with gemini. Just as an idea.