Race S lug to lug distance is 48mm. Can someone measure the lug to lug on Race 2 and Fenix/Epix Pro 47mm?

Bonjour, j’ai retourné très récemment ma Suunto Race pour un problème de capteur de pression et au retour je me suis aperçu d’un très léger décalage comme dans votre cas. Alors qu’avant l’envoi, tout était bien droit. Le remontage après remplacement du capteur a dû entraîner ce décalage. Mais honnêtement, à l’usage, en portant ma montre au poignet gauche, je n’y porte pas attention, voire même ça compense très légèrement l’angle du poignet.

@Nikolai that option does indeed not exist, for the same reason the classic Garmin speed and cadence sensor can also not be used.

@jannis definitely at 100% again sorry suunto

That’s a little bit old (2.37.48 - October 2nd 2024). https://www.suunto.com/en-gb/Support/Software-updates/Release-notes/suunto-vertical-software-updates/ I don’t know if it can have an impact, but there is a certain chance.

@Egika said in 3.22.24: Custom pictures are very crisp and detailed on the screen. Photo cannot show the reality… I love my personalized Run!! [image: 1764846374988-img_2360.jpeg] Resolution seems pretty good as for that kind of device! Nice! I wonder how it will impact on “wake up full screen when move wrist”. For sure will eat some percents. Seems nice anyway! Do You find out any advantages run 3.X software compared to other suunto devices with 2.X software? (Vertical1/2, Race1/2 etc.)? Faster UI, Maps or something? Except mp3 music storage ofc. More stable? Less buggy? No battery drain or something?

@enriqueescoms There are two times, one for the whole activity and one for the time you actually swam - the watch will break your swim in intervals if you stop…

Hey guys! Just published it. It should compatible with any S+ powered watch, but to be honest I’ve not test it on legacy devices such as Suunto 5 or 9. [image: 1764940169925-parkrun.jpeg]

@Kraisun-Tunta use whatever picture you like and upload it to your Suunto Run

I need to go to the pool today. I’ll give you my feedback if I get the same information. I also need to check if the following information is available: number of laps, rest time, swimming stroke, automatic intervals, interval lap table, heart rate during swimming.

Version 6.5.7 corrected this bug. Phases are now visible also in new sleep summary

@atoponce said in Issues with pace/distance - Stryd integration: Utnlike my previous Ambit3 Peak and 9 Baro, I don’t see anywhere in the Race S menu to calibrate it. I also don’t believe it’s necessary however, as Stryd is precise out of the box. From what I read in the past in the forum, Stryd integration seems to be screwed up since Q3 update multiple BT sensors, if I remember correctly. Missing autocalibration option is a bug in the watch firmware, and the problem is, it needs to be disabled after initial pairing, and used only for manual calibration which is rarely or never needed for most users. So at this point it seems always enabled, as I understand, and I don’t know the implications of that, but is it possible that those implications are what you are seeing? Getting the actual speed/pace from whatever the watch provides, either GNSS based or accelerometer if indoors? I was contemplating getting Stryd Duo myself for indoor track runs, so I can have an accurate pace and distance (don’t care much about power at this point), but the more I look into it, the weirder the Stryd itself seems, even without Suunto issues. So there is now 4th generation pod? (Stryd 5.0) - Dec 2025 ( 3rd gen (Next Generation Stryd) - late 2022 - Nov 2025 2nd gen (Wind Detection) - June 2019 to September 2022 1st gen - January 2018 to June 2019 ) Possible issues that are not clear to me and if they apply to 5.0: • Reading through Stryd site, I don’t see clearly stated battery life anywhere • Battery level not available while charging, always shows 0% • Stryd will switch itself off to save power when your cadence drops below 130 SPM for a few minutes, unless pod gets keep alive command from connected Stryd app • Exercise can be started on the watch while only using single pod. When using Duo, exercise needs to be started in the Stryd app? • Pods support only single channel BT connection, so if using the Stryd app, can’t connect to watch using BT? Consequently, without ANT+, can’t connect at all for DUO workout? For USD 300/600 pods, this looks entertaining. Maybe it’s just outdated info and/or my misunderstanding.

@surfboomerang I can also confirm that I haven’t noticed any problems with the graph shifting for a few days now. I can’t say whether this has been the case since the beginning of December (the new month) or whether it was already fine a few days before that.

@harristyle I think in a prior discussion the issue is if the belt is connected to an iPhone R-R data from the Garmin belt is only sent to the phone. Disconnect the belt from the phone and it should work.

@peegee Going to lock this, see https://forum.suunto.com/topic/14205/3.22.24. Never mind, I unlocked as I guess you mean the Race 2?

@peegee Are you syncing this watch to only one smartphone?