Recently, Reebok sent me their This Warm-Up Camo Watch ($50) to test-drive. This timepiece is a viable option, as it has a rubber coating that grips to your skin without tugging or slipping too much with sweat. I like that it is all black so I can match it with more of my outfits (I openly admit to matching my workout clothes/shoes/accessories, no shame!) and the bit of purple adds a bit of femininity to distinguish it from a men’s design. As far as the look goes, I have seen many brands and styles of fitness watches and I have to say this is a top choice, maybe because I’m drawn to simplicity, but I personally don’t need an obnoxious device clamped on my wrist.



My one issue with this Reebok watch, which unfortunately has dictated my less-frequent use, is the fact that it is a manual watch face and not digital. It is readable, but the second hand is difficult to keep an eye on while performing high-intensity movements. I almost have to stop completely in order to decipher how much time I have remaining in a set or exercise. Digital clocks are generally larger and bolder. So, I believe that this watch would be perfect for activities like yoga, walking, hiking, or low-intensity machine cardio—the name of the watch speaks for itself! It is also available in a fun springy blue or pink color!

Though this watch hasn’t seen the light of day or my gym too often, I have inquired about other Reebok watches and found they do offer digital options, like the Workout SZ1 ($90). It's a bit more expensive but probably worth it for the added convenience - a big bonus in my book!

Disclosure: Reebok provided me with the watch reviewed in this post free of charge, however, the decision to write this review and all opinions expressed are entirely my own.