@VoiGAS Hey! So that’s it! I was wondering if I already read that somewhere, but can’t find it. That was surely the case! Thanks!

@2b2bff it also ended like this - until @rafael-costa-de-araujo 22 days later came up with the buoy idea. (…and I am not sure that he has read the thread before posting…)

@Pshemo74 hi, I have Race 2. custom sport mode, automatic laps off, suunto + turned on the given training and some information - sugar, fat, running, walking, stopping. some APKs. suunto+ give laps automatically then there is confusion. [image: 1789891809747-1000004359.jpg] Android 14 Suunto APK. 6.13.8 R2 2.56.28

I don’t know how much the Suunto developers read this forum but if yes, I’d like to weigh in to say I would also like the ability to disable morning reports notifications without having to disable sleep tracking altogether.

@Nick-Henley-Welch said: I accidentally hid a workout on a specific day on the app and it has disappeared, it is still on my watch, how do I get it to appear on the app. if you deleted it from the app, and it is still in the watch, you can bring it back to the app if you fully uninstall and re-install the app. Cheers

Here’s my experience with my Suunto Race S: Everything was working perfectly until this summer, when I started noticing that routes were disappearing from the watch, even though they appeared as active in the app. These were routes created exclusively within the app. It didn’t matter which routes or sport modes I used—they would just vanish. After a while, and wondering what might have changed, I realized this issue started after I installed the maps for the Aquitaine region in France. So, I decided to uninstall them to see if that was the cause. To my surprise, I found it impossible to uninstall that map. Damn! And the routes kept disappearing. Then, I had the idea to reinstall the latest software version. That finally allowed me to uninstall the Aquitaine map. Since then, the routes have stayed synced on the watch! Anyway, I don’t know if it was just a coincidence, or if the Aquitaine map actually had something to do with it (I installed the same map on my wife’s Race S, and nothing weird happened to hers), or if reinstalling the software fixed it. But the fact is, about ten days later, the watch seems to be working normally again (and I hope I don’t jinx it by saying this—phew). Sorry for the long post. I hope this helps someone out.

@stromdiddily Thanks for sharing! That’s really helpful. No sleep breaks at all — that’s impressive And carrying whiskey for snakebite… now that’s proper ultra preparation

@isazi did you get a message from here or you meant PM?

@Angela74 In my experience, I don’t think this is related to the background refresh on the phone app. The main issue I’m having is that there is no proper function to manage or monitor the battery status. Sometimes the displayed battery percentage doesn’t seem to reflect the actual battery level accurately. I usually try to clean the charging contacts and, if possible, perform a soft reset after charging. Sometimes it feels like a minor issue, but at other times it can be quite annoying, especially when the battery percentage suddenly doesn’t seem reliable.

i recognized that the steps dont count when you do an activity such as housework (Hausarbeit in German). Even if you start it outdoors and walk back and forth for kilometres in the back garden.

@Dušan-Ković Thats true, i remember that

@sky-runner if you customise you screens, you can choose movement time and paused time or rest time, them you can directly see how long your aid station time is, without pausing the watch‍️

I’ve had Vertical 2 for almost a year now. The resources app has seemed to show very high numbers for me and it almost nevers shows any stress. This is way different to what I experienced with my last watch Garmin Fenix 5x plus. It did not have the body battery, but stress levels did correlate with how I felt. Now last weekend I did a 100km 24h military march in Lappland. After the march the resources were down to 10% but after a not so good sleep the number was again 97%! I tracked the whole activity with it. It is the same in my normal life, no matter how much I exercise, and I do quite a lot, the next morning I usually have 99%. So it seems to not have any connection to real world atleast in my use. Well, I can look at it and he happy that I have so much resources always Hopefully this could he improved. I think for now this is the only reason I’m considering to to back to Garmin. Otherwise the watch is really good.

@JoaquinS I can’t help you since I’m neither a battery expert nor do I have that specific model. However, I can advise you to translate your message into English so it reaches a wider audience and other users can offer advice. Regards No puedo ayudarte en tanto en cuanto ni soy experto en baterías ni tengo ese modelo concreto. Pero si puedo aconsejarte que traduzcas tu mensaje al inglés para que tenga más alcance y otros usuarios puedan aconsejarte. Saludos

@isazi ah, didn’t know thanks!

UPDATE - Seems to be working again now although not 100% sure of the stability of the connection. I have downloaded the map I need and will stop there for the moment.

@isazi Oh okay, so Marathon mode is basically a preset custom sport mode consisting of standard sport settings from the flagships (or old OS if that phrasing is preferred) by the sound of it? Edit: tested it out and it is possible to add the distance progress as well, as you mentioned less fancy. [image: g8bZfgN_d.webp?maxwidth=1520&fidelity=grand] But I assume this is the way it looks on V2 as well then. But with the V2 you have the ability to add a ETA. Is that ETA bound to route end point or can it be set to target distance as well?

@isazi great news. Looking forward to it