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COROS NOMAD review: the maps-first watch I’m using for all my trail running
· By Endurance Wire
The COROS NOMAD is the watch I wear when my running involves maps, dodgy trail forks, long battery demands, and the kind of days where you don’t want your wrist tech to be the thing that falls apart first. COROS positions it as an “adventure” watch that sits somewhere between a rugged, no-frills option (think Garmin Instinct vibes) and a full mapping watch, but at a price that undercuts most of the competition. And rather than being a “tested it for a month then moved on” situation, it’s actually become my default for trail running.
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