@Brad_Olwin Thanks for your feedback Temperature is usefull when skiing or mountaineering to know about snow quality or avalanche risk or to know if ice may cover the rocks for exemple. In any case it is more usefull than the internal sensor info that is a mix between body and outside temperature. On the other side, temperature given by forecast don’t take in account altitude so it’s not relevant in moutain. For sure it’s possible to carry the watch on the bag for exemple but in this case no hearth pulse and less pleasant to use. That’s why I would be intérêt in an bluetooth temperature sensor.

@Tieutieu I also don’t wan’t Apple or Google to know my locations. I am trying to do everything offline as much as possible. On the contrary, I can give my trust to Suunto (maybe I shouldn’t ), as they already know ALL my sport life. I also don’t use phone GPS photo location, for this reason. But for sport photos, I use this workflow https://forum.suunto.com/post/56926 And, outside suunto, without sharing my location to any GAFA, I can have this. [image: 1704740517529-smartselect_20240108_195854_f-stop.jpg]

@isazi yes, therefore I asked to add an option for such feature so that it won’t change the behavior unless you want to do so.

Or use any other routing offline tools (OK, not suunto) and export gpx and zou. My watch is Suunto, it has its app which is doing quite good lots of things. If something is not there, nowadays we have lots of choices to workaround if not too complex. Isn’t it? My winning combo : android locusmap, free openandromaps (updated each month currently) and offline Brouter.

@Mitch9 ok, now I see. Just replied to sigmart.

@kurko there’s a separate tag request somewhere in the forum, would’ve loved this as well!

Thanks, I will buy one

@ze-stuart said in Reverse-synchronisation of exercise: from Sports Tracker to the watch: I’m just greedy: I want the next step. #metoo

Ideally it would be great if based on your sleep data, it recognizes when you are awake and at a certain amount of time after you are up it would prompt you to perform a morning HRV test.

@jani-kaikkonen this would be great!

Yeah, it will be great if it’s possible to have multi pod support. For bike or shoes.

Voted! This + ability to get public routes that are available from other users on map (even users that are not followed)

@sartoric Hihi, i love to get some reputation points!

@suzzlo Old products? See not the date of the model’s creation only for the fact that it is on sale. Support should be minimum for two years and there is nothing to talk about.

@sartoric thanks, done that.

@Emir-Karisik … and it might be a good starting point to something like that what Garmin calls “LiveTrack” which I REALLY like to have. I’m often running alone and in the case I might have an accident, at least my wife or who ever is my track recipient, knows where to find me. Or on relay marathons, the next guy knows where I am and when to expect me and he has to continue, and, and, and …

RunGap will do the same as Syncmytracks but works for iOS

@Egika , dann werde ich das nochmal neu anlegen, wenn trotz Einstellmöglichkeiten, besondere Berechnungen aktiv sind. Beste Grüsse

Hello. Almost two years have passed and there is no information about adding the elapsed time feature to the Suunto app. I know, it is possible to measure this time by convert workouts to other applications like Strava etc. So, Strava app is not suitable for full range of activities. Why do I vote for this feature ? Because in my opinion the distinction between moving time and total elapset time is very usefull for hikers and cyclist. The idea is to distinguish between time in motion and rest time. Especially during long distance activities. So maybe it would be possible to add it as an option for some activities like hiking, trekking, cycling, mountain biking etc. I understand that this feature could be completely useless for a lot of runners . Greetings Mike H.