Strava
Lands as a race, not a blob
Most watches save a race as one long workout. HybridX Race saves it as sixteen laps, each run and each station in order with its own time, distance and heart rate, and it syncs to Strava through the UNA app — so you can see exactly where the time went.
The split
Your split time, just when you need it
Press at the transition. The split lands the instant you press, the watch shows what you just finished, then gets out of the way. A buzz tells you run or station without looking.
Split lock
Fumble-proof
After every split the button locks for 1 to 10 seconds — your choice, set on the watch or from the UNA app on your phone. Sweaty hands on a sled handle press twice; the second press is quietly ignored.
Undo
Take it back, exactly
Pressed on the way into the Roxzone instead of out? Undo it — the last split, or even the finish. The times either side are put back exactly as they were, as if you never pressed.
Heart rate
Per lap, not per race
From the wrist or a chest strap, lap by lap — so afterwards you can see what the sleds cost you, separately from the runs.
Safety net
It never loses a race
Lying on the floor after the wall balls? It saves your race by itself after a minute. Leave the app mid-race and the clock keeps running; come back within five minutes and carry on.