Reebok continues its expansion into wearables with the launch of the Reebok Stride smartwatch, a new budget friendly wearable that packs various assisted GPS, AMOLED display, health tracking and Bluetooth calling into a compact, modern design. This new model joins the brand’s growing lineup of smartwatches in the US, so here’s everything you need to know.

Reebok Stride Specs & Features

Reebok’s latest budget wearable sports a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a 466 x 466 pixel resolution. Users can choose from over 100 built-in watch faces to personalise the look to their style. The watch is available in two colourways, namely Midnight Steel and Victory Gold. Stride supports more than 80 sports modes, including running, cycling, swimming and more. The assisted GPS also offers accurate route and distance stats.

The smartwatch also monitors key health metrics like heart rate, SpO₂ levels and sleep quality, giving users insights into their daily well being. In addition to fitness functions, Stride delivers smart notifications from your phone and even Bluetooth calling, so you can take or make calls right from your wrist. Through the companion Reebok Connect app, Stride can sync data and provide deeper activity insights, goal setting and progress tracking. It also supports integrations with popular third-party services such as Strava, Google Health, and Apple Health.

Other notable features include up to 10 days of battery life with typical use on a single full charge and an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. In the US, the Reebok Stride smartwatch is priced at $99.99, which is just below the Icon ($119.99) and sits above the Reebok Rush ($69.99).

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Reebok has released the Rush smartwatch in the US, targeting budget-conscious consumers seeking basic fitness tracking without premium pricing. Priced at $69.99, it undercuts the company’s Stride model by using lower-cost components while maintaining essential functionality.

The Rush sports a 1.39-inch LCD touchscreen at 360 × 360 resolution, replacing the Stride’s AMOLED display to reduce manufacturing costs. The device supports over 80 sport modes, including running, cycling, and yoga, with assisted GPS leveraging smartphone connectivity for location tracking.

Health monitoring features include continuous heart rate tracking, SpO₂ measurement, step counting, calorie tracking, and sleep analysis. Data syncs automatically to the Reebok Connect app, which integrates with Strava, Google Health, and Apple Health. Bluetooth 5.3 handles connectivity for smart notifications, music control, reminders, and Google Assistant commands.

Notable omissions distinguish the Rush from higher-tier models. The watch lacks Bluetooth calling capability and a built-in speaker, features present on the Stride. IP68 water resistance protects against rain and splashes but not swimming. The 300mAh battery delivers up to 10 days of usage with quick charging support, though actual battery life depends on usage patterns.

The 46 × 46 × 11 mm plastic case weighs 47 grams and accepts interchangeable sport bands. Users can select from over 100 watch faces for personalization. Onboard sensors include heart rate, SpO₂, G-sensor, touch panel, and vibration motor.

Three color options are available: Midnight Steel, Spectre Red, and Victory Gold. The Rush is now listed on Reebok’s US website as the company’s most affordable smartwatch offering.

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Reebok has launched its first fitness wearable, the Reebok Smart Ring, as part of a new global partnership with F45 Training, one of the world’s fastest-growing fitness communities. The partnership makes Reebok the official provider of footwear, apparel, and wearables for F45’s coaches and members.

The Reebok Smart Ring, priced at $249 in the U.S., tracks training, recovery, and everyday wellness in one simple view. Made from titanium, it monitors heart rate, sleep, activity, and recovery through built-in sensors, then combines everything into a single One Score on the Reebok Fitness App. The idea is to make health data easier to understand and actually useful for daily training.

The ring runs on a rechargeable lithium polymer battery that lasts 5 to 7 days depending on use and takes less than 2 hours to charge. It connects using Bluetooth 5.1, stores up to 7 days of data, and is water-resistant up to 5ATM. It’s also built to handle a wide temperature range from -10°C to 52°C (14°F to 125.6°F), making it reliable in most conditions.

To make sure it fits comfortably, Reebok offers a ring sizing kit before purchase. Buyers are asked to wear the sample ring for at least 24 hours to find the right size. Once confirmed, they receive a $10 coupon toward their Smart Ring order. The sizing kit is a final sale item and cannot be returned.

Reebok says the Smart Ring is made for people who want performance insights without the bulk of a watch. The sensors inside measure body rhythms in real time, showing trends and personalized tips through the app.

“This partnership with F45 connects two brands built on movement and community,” said Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky. “We’re creating products and experiences that bring people closer to the energy of fitness culture.”

F45 CEO Tom Dowd called the Smart Ring and partnership “a major step in helping people train smarter and stay connected to their progress.”

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Renowned sporting accessories manufacturer Reebok has showcased its new lineup of e-bikes and e-scooters. The range of e-mobility products was highlighted in a new catalog that also included accessories for the new lineup.

It is not known when the models will hit the market

The e-mobility space has a wide array of players and Reebok is making inroads into the segment. Reebok is known for its range of footwear and clothing but it launched its e-mobility arm last December. This was during the ISPO Munich and Asia Kingston is the licensee that will manufacture the e-bikes and e-scooters. The license to Asia Kingston is for five years and the images of the new lineup were given by Asia Kingston.

Asia Kingston is a Hong Kong-based company that has a growing repertoire of high-profile companies under its portfolio. The A-list clients of Asia Kingston include NASA, Alfa Romeo, Red Bull Racing, and Rover. The new Reebok offerings were designed in Europe and are offered in four categories namely Performance, Fitness, Commuter, and Freetime. The performance category features the RK Pro 29, an electric mountain bike with full suspension. It has a Shimano 12-speed groupset, a Samsung cell battery, and a MIVICE x700 motor situated at the bottom bracket area. There are three other variants of the RK Pro with a lower performance and price rating.

Reebok is also offering hybrid bikes in the lineup under the fitness and commuter categories. There are multiple step-through frame options for the model. Reebok is also offering a folding bike in the lineup – RK-Fun 20 Folding Full. It has Kenda 20-inch fat tires that are primed for adventure trails. Reebok is also offering road bikes in the new range of products. The RK-Fit Road comes with a deep seat tube and seat post. It is equipped with a Bafang motor and Shimano 2×8-speed groupset. The road bike comes with Tektro mechanical disc brakes which seems underwhelming for an electric bike.

The Reebok lineup also includes a selection of e-scooters with an exciting array of models such as the Urban Street Classic, Urban Sport, and Urban Pro Speed. Reebok also showcased a range of helmets. The Asia Kingston catalog did not provide pricing and release information for the new models. Reebok has also not provided an official clarification of the release of the models.

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Reebok, the Adidas-owned company which makes sporting products, has launched its first smartwatch in the Indian market, dubbed as Reebok ActiveFit 1.0. The device has launched through Amazon and it’s likely to be available exclusively through the online marketplace.

It is priced at ₹4,499 (~$60) with the introductory offer and is now available for purchase in India. The pricing will increase after 28th January. The device is offered in four different color options — Black, Blue, Navy, and Red.

The Reebok ActiveFit 1.0 smartwatch features a 1.3-inch HD display housed inside a round dial and is rated IP67, making it water splash and dust-resistant. It comes with several features, including call and message notifications, social media apps prompt, controls for camera and music, as well as some built-in games.

It also comes with a blood oxygen monitor, a heart rate sensor with 24/7 heart rate monitoring, blood pressure monitoring, sleep monitoring, and sedentary reminders. There are 15 fitness tracking modes for sports and other fitness-related activities.

The smartwatch also includes menstrual cycle tracking and meditative breathing. Other fitness feature includes calorie and step trackers. It also comes with a weather application, pricing access to weather forecasts.

As for the battery life, the wearable product is promised to offer up to 15 days of battery on a single charge and has a standby time of up to 30 days. Given the price point of the Reebok ActiveFit 1.0 smartwatch, it will compete with offerings from the likes of Xiaomi, Amazfit, Realme, Noise, among others.

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