@Stijn There is a dedicated sportmode “windsurfing” in both watch and app. What exactly are you looking for in terms of datafields?

There’s a cloud of mystery around the algorithms. Suunto is not telling anything except this clause in their online documentation that VO2max estimate will appear after any run or walk longer that 15 mins. Later on when you do more exercises the number should get more accurate. Previously they were using FirstBeat algorithm and it was a known fact that hiking or trekking was not optimal for the calculation, the result would be more reliable on flat terrain. Many people were criticising why VO2maz was enabled for trekking at all. Now that we got the update we know even less. I am not aware if it is available for trekking at all. My own experiences are just awful. Before this week’s update I had a crash and my watch lost completely VO2max estimate. Now it is not appearing anymore no matter what I do. I’ve done flat terrain runs and forest walks, long ones and short ones and VO2max just fails to appear. I am planning on doing a factory reset next.

Good catch. I’m not sure if anyone of power is tracking these, but I’ve been trying to post small UI bugs in the SW update topic here: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9732/software-release-2-30-26/190?_=1700569982085 Can’t hurt to point them out, I guess. Perhaps they’ll be addressed if we get a hotfix for some of the “real” bugs.

@Andres-Linares I didn’t know that there is Jump Rope. I will test it soon but I saw that there is activated Suunto + (Movement) by default. Did you test it without S+?

@Kraisun-Tunta might be a temporary situation (or not, i don’t know), but probably due to this https://forum.suunto.com/post/132328 or this https://forum.suunto.com/post/131343

@Daniel-Z-0 You can try to clean it in warm water. If that doesn’t help, I suggest you contact Suunto support.

@Mff73 Great suggestion!

I bought an NPE WYUR https://npe.fit/products/wyur And it “just works” bridging between my vertical and the crank.

@la-tzèca said in ..and at the end, I bought it. Summary.: I write this in order to help some users that are evaluating the Vertical. I come from a Forerunner 935 and I use since one week. I had some The overall look speed values are smoothed and usable. My FR 935 “bounces” and is not really useful. I think I could undestand almost everything about the watch, without the need to read a single page of the manual. What I do not like OHR: Good enough for sleep tacking, useless for anything else. But I was aware. Armband Fonts: There are plenty of room in the sport screen modes: Make them bigger!!! Why the limit to 4 screens in sport modes ? No web (full browser) UI “Live Track”: no way to automatically let my wife know where I’m lying dead in the forest If I choose “light mode”, WTH is the bottom value “white on black” ? a single bluetooth POD “per type” little bit bulky. Probably mainly because of the armband Bottom line: From MY2017 FR 935 a step forward. The watch seems more “essential” but at the same time “more consistent” (Less is more). OHR works for some but not all, Apple for me is the best here. Your FR is a lot lighter watch so that is likely an issue. Part of the 4 screen limitation is adding 2 S+ screens and 1 screen for altitude profile if route loaded gets up to 7 screens….I think a lot. App runs natively on iPad and Mac ( with Apple Silicon) so Web UI is not necessary. Similar for Windows I think to run Android app. Live Track yes not available but you can find options that will work on your phone. BT Pods noted many times here Welcome and hope you enjoy it.

@peegee for me, sleep on Suuntos is working very well for last 5years. Yesterday, after update it showed 2h awake time I hope that was just a hiccup

@Martin-Tuharský Known issue after the last firmware update. Until Suunto fixes this, there is a workaround: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9751/unable-to-disable-wrist-hr-on-sport-mode?_=1703677843804

@neverhood Not at this time. That would be a request to Suunto, it would be good to have different distances for alarm leaving route whether you are biking or on foot (running, SkiMo, hiking, etc.)