Coros Nomad Watch

Why We Like It

Get a little sick of charging your electronics? Same here. The battery life on this thing — paired with an always-on MIP display — is the bees knees. GPS watches used to mean either dropping serious cash or checking your phone every ten minutes for a map. Coros changed both: affordable, with wicked battery life to boot.

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• Dual-frequency GPS with offline global maps — turn-by-turn navigation even where canyon walls block a clean signal
• Up to 22 days battery life (50 hrs in full GPS mode) — outlasts monsoon season, not just the afternoon storm
• Dual-layer aluminum/polymer bezel + hardened mineral glass — shrugs off scree, cactus spines, and the occasional slide off a saddle
• Adventure Journal with Voice Pins — geotag the good fishing hole on the Gila River before you forget where it was
• Dedicated fishing modes — moon phase, air pressure, and catch logging for serious river rats
• Sun-readable MIP display — desert glare doesn't care about your screen brightness setting
• 40+ sport modes, HR/HRV/SpO2 + recovery tracking — for hiking, biking, and questionable altitude decisions