COROS POD 2

MORE SENSITIVE INSTANT PACE

Say Goodbye To Data Lag

With the advanced accelerometer in the COROS POD 2, you’ll receive data directly from your foot to create the most responsive pace displayed on your watch. The COROS POD 2 removes the up to 10-second delay caused by GPS watches wrist sensors. With the built-in pace alert, your COROS watch paired with the COROS POD 2 ensures you can stay within your targeted pace in nearly real-time, instead of waiting for your data to catch up, even when there is no GPS signal.

MORE ACCURATE INDOORS

A Reliable Way To Measure Distance Indoors

With accurate pace detection, the COROS POD 2 measures the exact distance you’ve run, even when indoors. By plotting the motion of your foot through space on an XYZ plane, the COROS POD 2 automatically calibrates itself to calculate your stride and the distance you’ve run on a treadmill, or an indoor track. COROS POD 2 will be your perfect training partner for indoor running workouts in winter, or when the weather is bad.

MORE CONSISTENT IN THE CITIES

Improved Track Where GPS Signal Is Weak

GPS technology can experience interference. Running through tunnels or the first few miles of the Chicago marathon between skyscrapers not only disrupts your watch’s pace and distance data, but also creates messy GPS tracks. That’s where the COROS POD 2 steps in. With data gathered from various internal sensors, the COROS POD 2 is able to auto-correct GPS disruptions such as pace spikes and drops. Your COROS watch works collaboratively with the COROS POD 2 to improve data consistency during your runs.

MORE PRECISE ON HILLY TERRAIN

A Comprehensive Metric For All Of Your Training

Not all running terrain is perfectly flat. Effort Pace is a unique COROS metric that tells you how hard you’re actually working when on hilly terrain. With instantaneous data input from COROS POD 2, your Effort Pace becomes even more accurate. The COROS POD 2 makes your Effort Pace 5x more responsive than standard GPS, so you can make split-second decisions and better analyze your overall exertion once a workout has ended.