Rugged GPS Sports Watch for Running, Cycling & Hiking
Pace, distance and heart rate on your wrist, with a metal compass bezel for the trail. This rugged GPS watch is built for daily runs, outdoor rides and hikes, and it pairs with your phone for turn-by-turn navigation.
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Pace, distance and heart rate on your wrist, with a metal compass bezel for the trail. This rugged GPS watch is built for daily runs, outdoor rides and hikes, and it pairs with your phone for turn-by-turn navigation.
Rugged GPS smartwatch with compass bezel for outdoor running, cycling and tracking
- tracking workouts without a phone
- monitoring heart rate and pace on the move
- navigating outdoors from the wrist
Leave the phone behind and own the trail
Before: a buzzing phone in your pocket and guesses about pace. After: pace, distance and heart rate on your wrist, with a compass bezel to keep you oriented.
Everything your workout needs, on your wrist
- Track pace and distance without the phone
GPS and a pace and distance workout timer log every run and ride from your wrist. Start the timer from the touchscreen, then glance down for the current split. The phone can stay zipped in your bag for the whole session.
- A compass that keeps you oriented
The engraved metal compass bezel shows your heading at a glance, so you can check the direction at a trail fork. Phone-linked navigation draws the route on the watch face when you need the line. Useful on the hills, and on the trails you have not run before.
- Built to be read at a glance
The round colour touchscreen is high-contrast and easy to read in bright sun. The knurled rotary crown gives you a firm grip to turn between screens mid-effort. Pair it with a watch bands set if you want a second colour for the week.
Guessing pace is over

The phone that bounces in your pocket
Every stride jolts the phone against your hip, and the screen is too far away to check mid-effort. You finish the run with a rough sense of the pace and no real number to show for it. The session counts, but it leaves you guessing.

The trail that tests your bearings
A junction on an unfamiliar trail with no signal and no clear marker is where a phone becomes a liability. Lost minutes eat into the session, and the ride or hike you planned gets shorter. You need a direction you can check in a second.

Your wrist does the tracking
The GPS watch starts the timer, logs the route and shows pace, distance and heart rate on a high-contrast screen. The compass bezel gives you direction at each fork, and phone-linked navigation draws the route on the watch face. The phone stays in the bag, and the session finally has data you can use.
Why not just use your phone?
| This watch | Phone app | Basic fitness band | |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPS tracking | Yes | Partial | No |
| Compass bezel | Yes | No | No |
| Hands-free workouts | Yes | No | Partial |
| Wrist heart rate | Yes | No | Yes |
| Turn-by-turn route on wrist | Yes | No | No |
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Questions and answers
Rain runs and sweaty sessions are what this watch is built for, with a metal bezel and a silicone strap. The product data does not confirm a swim rating, so check the listed water rating before you wear it in a pool or open water.
GPS needs a clear view of the sky. Step outside and wait for the satellite lock before you start, and the pace and distance will track your route from there. Wear the strap snug, about one finger width above the wrist bone, so the heart rate sensor stays in contact with your skin.
Yes. It links to your phone for turn-by-turn navigation, and the route appears on the watch face. Leave the phone in your bag for the workout and keep it paired for directions.
The black silicone strap is light and soft enough for daily wear. Keep it snug during workouts so the sensor reads well, and loosen it a notch for the rest of the day.
A basic band counts steps, but it has no GPS, no compass bezel and no on-wrist route. This watch takes over the phone armband on runs and rides. Spread the cost over a season of training and the price per session drops fast. If you are still weighing cheaper options, compare them in fitness trackers first.
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