Running away

Built for purely athletics, the Traq Triathlon is named after what it’s meant to do. If that isn’t your need then this Titan won’t impress you.

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Hobbies and activities have taken a backseat in the past year. Mostly the one that pushes you out of your couch and onto the perilous trails of mother nature. Although this isn’t the best time to take a hike, the Titan Traq is not shy of features to help you record your next big marathon.

While this may not have the touch and software smarts of the Fitbits or Apple watches, this is made to lure the serious runners. Ones that shed a tear before opting for the much-expensive Garmin watches.

The Traq can easily go on for two or three days of extensive use. Titan says it can last you a good week but that’s when you only use it during workouts. This may be the case since this is not meant to blend in at the church or the grocery store.

It’s massive and bulky. Think of The Great Khali’s wrist and you’re close to the acceptable wrist size for this watch! It’s going to stick out like a sore thumb and unless you’re serious about outdoor fitness, the Traq can really feel cumbersome and hard to ignore.

Now that we’ve established it’s not suited for everyday or regular workouts, the Traq can really feel like a companion during outdoor activities. It can record your heart rate and among other stuff and you don’t need to lug around a smartphone to keep things recorded. It can sync later.