“But it’s not just that which sets us apart from the competition. “By combining the latest innovations, such as the Mio Wrist Based Continuous Heart Rate Technology, design and ease of use navigation, we consciously broke the template that defines other running watches,” said Simon Drabble, director of miCoach at adidas. GPS tracks your speed, distance and logs your route and an MP3 player with Bluetooth® wireless audio delivers music and audible coaching guidance, eliminating headphone cables and music players. A built-in accelerometer counts every step so you can monitor your stride rate. SMART RUN uses optical technology to track your heart rate from your wrist. There are no cables, straps or additional sensors with this unique all-in-one device.
For the first time, runners of all abilities will be able to track their runs using GPS mapping, monitor their heart rate off their wrist, listen to their favorite music and get real-time coaching in a single, simple, color touch screen running watch. From what we've seen/read/been told, it all sounds rather promising.Īdidas introduces the miCoach SMART RUN, the most advanced and intuitive wrist based running device on the market, available November 1. We'll be featuring a full review in an upcoming issue of the mag, but in the mean time take a look at what adidas say the watch will be able to do. News of the new adidas watch reached us a few weeks ago, but until yesterday there was an embargo about revealing any info on it.
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