An unobtrusive wearable aimed at endurance athletes
Core Body Temperature Sensor Review • Non-invasive continuous body temperature monitoring
Stick onto your skin and wear it on a strap to monitor your core body temperature.
• IPX7 waterproof design
Can withstand being submerged in water for up to 30 minutes.
• Up to 6 days battery life
Can last up to six days on a single charge. ✔ Small, and unobtrusive to wear.
✔ Core temperature tracking appears accurate.
✔ Good battery life ❌ It feels pricey.
❌ Needs a better battery indicator on device.
❌ Lacks some simple actionable insights If you’re an endurance athlete tackling hot conditions While the Core can be of use in colder climes, it does still feel that it’s one where you’re focusing your training in hotter ones, whether that’s outside or indoors with lots of layers on. You want training insights that are easy to take on board While I do think the Core offers some interesting heat-related metrics, you need to do a lot of the deciphering to make sense of how to put it to best use. There’s a lot I actually like about the Core Body Temperature Sensor. However, I really struggled with the amount of work I had to do in order to really make best sense of the array of metrics it records.