@isazi I encountered a problem where an illogical distance appears on the watch and in the iPhone application When the training is transferred to another phone as a file (iphine or Android) A different and more reasonable distance appears

@EzioAuditore thanks for the information. Chris.

@isazi thanks - done

@surfboomerang Thanks!

Ich vermute, dass das zum Stromsparen so ist. Auch der Sekundenzeiger der Uhr wird nach einem Timeout nicht ständig angezeigt. Damit glaube ich eher nicht, dass es sich um einen Fehler handelt, sondern um eine bewusste Design-Entscheidung

@murphyp228 some notes on Stryd/Suunto, with a link to a forum post where we got into it: https://zulusierra.co/p/using-suunto-and-stryd-in-2024 TL;DR is that the workout data from Suunto contains elevation, but that elevation is overwritten by data from the pods. I had the same issue, and Stryd and I resolved it by swapping the primary pod over. You do this by identifying the current pod 1, unpairing both pods, and then taking what was pod 2 and your phone somewhere out of bluetooth range of pod 1. Pair, then it’ll be come pod 1, and pair the other pod which will become pod 2. Ta da you should see elevation data…

@sartoric on both on the watch i found it. AND on the APP i found it to - not obvious to edit something to find the delete button. thanks and have a nice day vinc

@Jacobus some maths to do https://forum.suunto.com/post/154968 14.87km and 4h 48min

@sartoric Thank you very much for the reply. I will probably do it that way.

@C5032005 I will mirror what @iterumtenta said and I have seen similar when the Suunto HR belt is connected to my phone. It is almost like a scavenged resource where the phone and Vertical compete for the signal. If I “forget device” of the belt from my phone I get very clean results to my watch.

@ikda12 No, there is not.

@Ales-Zavoral 100m is certainly not too far in any mountains, forest, etc. Not everyone walks/cycle in the city.

@sonder1 There is a Suunto Plus Indoor Climbing. But no way to add climbing grade in it. It only detect and count all your ascents (at least for lead climbing because bouldering there is not enough ascent).

@Audaxjoe How can the watch software be updated to older versions?

I owned a Vector too and used to look often at the ascent speed while hiking, since that gives you an idea on how fast you are going and allow to estimate the remaining altitude difference to your destination. Since the Vertical/Race watch family can show altitude and barometric pressure, they could easily display also the vertical speed as a complication, it’s odd that isn’t present as a choice. I agree with you about the ridiculous small font of the time field shown on the top of the activity fields, it’s actually useless, especially while in outdoor activities.