Gymboss Plus: Your ⏱️ Ultimate Interval Timer and Stopwatch Solution Review

I've bought several of these - some for gifts and a few for myself but somehow I got a shinier "plastic" last time around - Ordered pink camouflage all around and I hated the feeling. Also, it had a very annoying beeping sound. On this occasion I contacted the seller and he said that it is matte, it looks velvety - and that's great. I do HIIT and need a timer - I don't like using my phone for it. Setup is pretty easy too. It's a basic timer - nothing fancy - so if you're doing all sorts of…

This is my second GymBoss. The first one worked fine until I dropped it. Then the setup screen stopped working. All other functions worked except the buzzer which I couldn't fix because the setup screen didn't show that part of the setup. So I ordered a newer model shown in the review photo. From the start, the screen didn't show full numbers, only part of the numbers. Usually when I press and hold on the screen, the numbers appear for a second and then disappear. First, a small fall should not

I used the Everlast interval timer for years until it started to fail and the replacement worked. So I bought GymBoss Plus through Revain. Having received one with a faulty button (which Revain promptly replaced) I have to say I love this timer more than I've ever loved my Everlast. It's very small and light. I have an elastic band around my wrist and I strap it around my wrist while I run. It vibrates so much that I can easily feel it while walking. I also bought a watch strap but haven't…

I've had 2 regular Gymboss for about 3 years now and the only reason I wanted a new one was because the screen on my other 2 went down to zero after a while, although there was still time and beeps/vibrates. I thought Gymboss+ would be perfect. Everything was fine the first few times. Now I only had it a month and a half and two important races that I needed were cancelled. I always set the number of intervals to 99 because I usually run 4 hours or more and so don't have to start again until…

Slightly larger than a matchbox and very light I find this to be the perfect tool for interval walking/running. You MUST download a copy of the instructions from the internet as I doubt even a NASA pilot could read them without using the Hubble telescope. Don't worry - just type "Gymboss Instructions" into your favorite search engine and they'll appear instantly. Although I'm hard of hearing, I only use it in beep mode because the frequency is comfortable for the elderly and easy to hear with…

I needed a heavy bag one on one training timer and that was all I needed. I haven't found any features that contradict the description provided. It's small, maybe a little smaller than a pager if you remember. I didn't find anything difficult to set up or program. If you can set up a digital clock, then everything is fine. No additional instructions need to be downloaded. But if you're struggling with the clock, then maybe. I set mine to only 1 main 1 minute interval to repeat 30 times. I set…

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! I just bought a Gymboss+ but already own several other Gymboss timers. Gimboss is outstanding. I am a long distance runner. Numerous marathons and ultramarathons since 1993. Gymboss is invaluable if you regularly take long-distance, planned walk breaks and do terrible interval training sessions if you enjoy it. I clip it to my vest or the inside of my watch band and take breaks at set times. When running extremely long distances, your body needs a break to change rhythm…

I've been using the simulator for 5 years. My last timer was the gymnast in the picture. The clip is broken. I found and compared honmax. Honmax is smaller, its size is only 55.5*45.5*15mm while gimboss size is 58*46*15mm. Honmax's LCD is smaller than Gimboss's, but it has a backlight, it's easier to read for me, its display is far from the edge, the distance to the gymnast's display is too small, it's not easy to read; Gymnastic clips fall off easily and are not durable. The honmax clamps are…