@Piotr-Grygiel Much better with the preivous software, TBH…

@trailcafe said in All Trails:

I can’t stop recommending plotaroute.com because it syncs directly with Suunto and has directions.

I started using this fairly recently and I can also vouch for it. Total ascent seems to be more accurate than what it estimates in SA plus the plotting is more logical and intuitive

@MKPotts said in TSS Suunto App vs Trainingpeaks:

@stromdiddily
How do you change the default TSS calculation in TP? I can’t find a way to do this in the app (iOS), do you have to do it on the website?
At the minute I have to manually change every run recorded with the Peak Pro from pTSS to rTSS.

On the web if you update the TSS used for an activity you should get a prompt asking you to set the default…like so

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@stromdiddily yes and we are talking about the later since on-watch intervals being too basic have been on the watch for a while but as with many things, pretty half-baked.

I’m going to find a nylon strap because the Suunto straps that I have with my Vertical and the Race all irritate by skin where the buckle makes contact with the skin.

@nomison over thinking it’s easy done. I also have the Pixel 6. No idea where I got number 4 from 🤣

@dreamer_
The truth is that even in swimming it is an essential thing even though in real time there is the suuntoplus screen

I’ll be able to provide updates if I hear something from Suunto, for now it has just being acknowledged as a reported bug.

@GiPFELKiND the resources jumps (up and down) are discussed here quite often and they’re not really reliable when you look at them in short time intervalls, like a single day. In the long run, they pretty much fit my personal feeling. But afaik no one at Suunto can look deeper in how the resources work, since they are Firstbeat „stuff“. I found that I can raise them significantly (about +20% ) while meditating for 30 to 60 minutes and there my HR drops to sleeplike values, so my guess is, that sudden changes in HR will influence such highs in resources .

Maybe I just have not yet figured out how to do it but I would be happy to have separate settings for backlight during activity and otherwise. Maybe even by activity type. I’m also a bit confused when the backlight turns on by tapping and when not. Im also confused about what the standby mode actually means 😀

@Kai-Liu I don’t have access to one, but that’s a great suggestion. Thank you!

@Ketoohs I have not done this yet myself, but I have read that car touch up paint or toy modelling paint can work.

Indeed, having the avalanche map available on the watch wouldn’t make it the only tool to use.

We already have to juggle with multiple apps (mobile or desktop) with different capabilities (online only or offline capable, 2D or 3D), for different uses (planing a trip, sharing plans, tracking) and map layers (by country, slope angle, recent avalanches, avalanche terrain, terrain hazard, dynamically taking latest avalanche report and risk reduction method into account…).

@Fizzgig
Suunto offers a service independently where purchased. you just need the receipt when requesting service

@SuperFlo75 Same. Has been pretty accurate for me with running and trail running activities - gym not quite as good - but that obviously has more arm movements involved.

@aus95 thank you !!! Just tested. It worked for me too.

@Elipsus noted! Will try this! Thanks!

@isazi Thanks. Hopefully it will get fixed. Love the watch otherwise and the app is great.

Or just give us two sizes of each model? Since a large part of Suunto’s appeal for me is the look, design, and build quality of the watches—and I suspect Suunto knows that this is one of the few key areas where they can compete with Garmin—it would make sense if they produced a few sizes/varieties of each watch, since “style” is such an important USP for them.

@MiniForklift same issue as S9PP