COROS

04/24/2026

Eilish McColgan is back at the start line of London Marathon this weekend feeling better than ever.

Get a behind the scenes look at Eilish’s training to target 2:20 in London this weekend at the link below.

Good luck, Eilish! We are rooting for you!

COROS GPS Watches & Training Tools for Endurance Athletes

04/24/2026

COROS 🤝 WAHOO

We’re teaming up to help create a seamless training experience for athletes across both brands. Now, anyone using both a COROS and a WAHOO device are able to connect their accounts directly, to ensure there are no gaps in your training.

Plus, you can also connect a COROS watch with the KICKR RUN, so data recorded on the treadmill is sent directly to your watch to ensure your indoor runs are always recorded with accuracy.

Learn more by visiting: https://coros.com/stories/latest-news/c/connect-coros-and-wahoo?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

04/23/2026

Design that runs deep.

The new PACE 4 Black Crystal uses a Physical V***r Deposition (PVD) process that bonds a matte metallic finish to the 6000-series aluminum alloy bezel at a molecular level.

The result is a surface that resists sweat and salt, maintaining the refined design year after year.

Learn more by visiting https://coros.com/buy/pace4/aluminum

04/22/2026

Introducing COROS PACE 4 BLACK CRYSTAL

A stealth-inspired version of our lightest AMOLED watch that adds an aluminum bezel, transparent design elements, and premium feel, while maintaining all the things you already love about PACE 4.

Learn more at https://coros.com/buy/pace4/aluminum

04/21/2026

After 90 miles, nearly 10k ft of climbing, and battling the greats of gravel for almost 5 hours, .lange opened the Lifetime Grand Prix with a convincing 1st place finish at Sea Otter Classic.

Continuing his success from the Hills, the US Gravel Champion displayed an impressive climb up Lookout Ridge where he and Keegan Swenson dropped both the race leader and chase group. From there, it was an all-out battle. In the final turn, Bradyn maneuvered into the inside line to lay down the power in a final sprint push at 1,114w.

Way to go, Bradyn - this is your season in the making.

04/20/2026

Many runners will say the hardest part of a marathon doesn’t start at the start line—it actually starts at mile 20.

Peruvian national champion Mica Wood is no stranger to running fast, but her biggest question during her latest marathon build has been: “How do I get to 20 miles and be ready to keep pushing?”

Mica’s answer is in the details: high mileage, long runs on tired legs, and consistent fueling using COROS nutrition alerts.

Set up your nutrition alerts directly on your watch: Run Activity → Activity Alerts → Nutrition Alerts.

Learn more by visiting https://support.coros.com/hc/en-us/articles/4956724088468-Setting-Up-Nutrition-Alerts

04/19/2026

Coming soon: The same best-in-class performance, with a new look and feel.

04/17/2026

and the desert have unfinished business.

After battling for 238 miles at last year’s , Max was forced to pull the plug just 12 miles short of the finish line. What started as a chest cold turned into rhabdomyolysis, cellulitis, and a host of other problems that led him straight to the hospital from the course.

This was Max’s first DNF. But rather than viewing it as a failure, he’s doubled down on not giving up.

We are excited to cheer Max on at his first race as a COROS athlete when he returns to Cocodona for vengeance this year.

He is approaching next month with fresh insight, adjusted training, and a renewed outlook on racing. Read more about how last year went down, and how he’s applying what he learned at the link below.

https://coros.com/stories/more-than-splits/c/max-jolliffe-cocodona?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

04/16/2026

Need advice on balancing work and training?

Just ask COROS Community Manager, , who’s building toward a performance that could place him among the top American finishers at the Boston Marathon.

Charlie could teach a masterclass on how to manage an elite training load with working 9-5. His days are structured, often rigidly so. Mornings begin with work, then a midday run. Afternoons he’s back at the desk. Evenings close with a second session, followed by dinner, recovery, and sleep.

Visit the link below to hear more about how Charlie balances elite running and working full time at COROS.

Good luck next week in Boston, Charlie! The whole team is rooting for you. 🎉

https://coros.com/stories/athlete-stories/c/charlie-sweeney-full-time-to-boston?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

04/15/2026

How many miles have you logged this week? 📊

Now you can easily check your weekly run, cycle, and swim volume just by swiping down from your watch face to the Weekly Distance widget.

Learn more about our recent software update at https://coros.com/stories/coros-metrics/c/march-2026?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=referral

04/14/2026

Introducing COROS NOMAD Ash.

Our go-anywhere, do-anything adventure watch is now available in an all-new colorway. COROS NOMAD Ash features a metallic crimson aluminum ring beneath the bezel, a two-tone band, and a matte grey finish.

Shop now at https://coros.com/buy/nomad