Coros - Apex 4 Satisfy Running (disp. dal 15 settembre)
Apex 4 Satisfy Running
COROS builds the world’s finest alpine-grade GPS watches, heart rate monitors, and training software for endurance athletes. The APEX 4 is their pinnacle mountain sports watch, built for alpine running, ski touring, and technical climbing.
COROS’ engineering takes shape in a sapphire glass, 1.3-inch always-on display that reads clear in sun, snow, or shadow, powered through sixty-five hours of GPS on a single charge.
SATISFY's hand is in the details: a 46mm crystallized black titanium bezel, an engraved case back, and two interchangeable bands in the box: khaki nylon and green silicone.
The interface also features three SATISFY-designed watch faces, available exclusively with the SATISFY COROS APEX 4 watch. Developed with our athletes, each one is customized around a specific moment in the running experience, surfacing only the data that matters, exactly when it matters.
The Physical Overview reads the body at a glance: distance, heart rate, recovery, calories, and daily effort, all on a single screen. The Environment Overview reads the conditions before the first step outside: temperature, rainfall, humidity, and UV exposure. The Training Overview pulls back to the week as a whole: distance covered, elevation gained, recovery status, and training load, revealing the shape of what you've moved through.
SATISFY's hand is in the details: a 46mm crystallized black titanium bezel, an engraved case back, and two interchangeable bands in the box: khaki nylon and green silicone.
The interface also features three SATISFY-designed watch faces, available exclusively with the SATISFY COROS APEX 4 watch. Developed with our athletes, each one is customized around a specific moment in the running experience, surfacing only the data that matters, exactly when it matters.
The Physical Overview reads the body at a glance: distance, heart rate, recovery, calories, and daily effort, all on a single screen. The Environment Overview reads the conditions before the first step outside: temperature, rainfall, humidity, and UV exposure. The Training Overview pulls back to the week as a whole: distance covered, elevation gained, recovery status, and training load, revealing the shape of what you've moved through.
