@northman57 I don’t think so. It would mean that maps also have altitude values in parallel and it is a totally other kind of data.

Maybe one day…

@vinc14 the value for the night is the best of multiple good measures during whole night. Unique measure is unique measure.

Comparing several FIT files (Race 2 and Vertical) this is “The IA summary” Summary of detected behavior In activities with pauses and repeated segments: The Vertical prioritizes raw accuracy: if you move, it counts it. If there's a curve, it tries to follow the path you took. The Race 2 prioritizes track clarity: it prefers to trim the track slightly (14.12 km) to avoid GPS noise giving you an inaccurate distance reading, especially after a pause or in areas you've already traversed. Final Verdict of your comparison: The Suunto Vertical performed like a precision "tank": there's hardly any error between ascent and descent, and it doesn't hesitate to count every meter you move, even during pauses. The Suunto Race 2 is an "optimizer": its priority is that the track on the map looks perfect and without spikes, so when in doubt (during pauses or sharp turns), it prefers not to add distance.

@Kraisun-Tunta I was thinking about the same just yesterday. Let’s say I buy a second watch, do I have to wear it for two weeks to determine my HRV range again? If yes, will it be the same as on watch one? I guess not, so the current logic has a few flaws.

also forgot to mention I noticed that share from suunto app doesn’t work well… so if you want to share this app to your friends - you could use this link - https://splus.athletica.one/parkrun i opens the parkrun page directly in suunto app if it installed or just show the web version of app page.

@juancarlos To me it looks OK. Last night’s (Monday’s) HRV was 40 which is within your 35-42 “Recent normal range” and therefore green. I would presume Tuesday’s and Friday’s HRV values were rather high (over 43) thus your 7d average of 43.

@Tsarit Exciting What do you see when you display the bottle pressure and gas consumption? Do you also get a diagram like that? Please excuse me, mine is in German Blue = pressure Grey/black = gas consumption [image: 1768379936657-screenshot_20260114_093502_suunto.jpg]

@Steven-Hambleton this is one reason why I moved back to vertical 1 from Amoled since the watchface when dimmed the font are outside in sun unusable with today’s small fonts.

I am never powering off any of my watches. They go into DND if I don’t need them. Plus when they sit on the shelf, they go into some super low power mode so that the battery last weeks. Still there might be more people using power off than demo, but I guess there are not many at all. Do you think the most used menu items should be at the top and at the bottom of a list?

@MarkusG Strava Live Segments guide is no longer available for custom sport profiles too. According to @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos , the same workaround - adding intervals data screen - should help with Strava Live Segments too, but that is a very silly workaround since Strava Live Segments feature has nothing to do with workouts, and that uses one of the 3 available data screens.

Manual page 59 You can use your device to navigate in various ways. You can, for example, use it to orient yourself in relation to magnetic north or navigate to a point of interest (POI). Can you guys confirm that is possible to create POI in Suunto APP, then synchronise with Nautic and it will use GPS (on surface) to navigate towards POI created previously ??

… ach mit light Flow verwechselt.

Same here, first activity with new firmware. First 11 minutes of OHR reading is incorrect. I had same pace from begining on closed lap. My HR was higher from beggining. Between 30-40min lower HR is fine as i went slower in that part. [image: 1768325890831-img_1413.jpeg] But i experienced something like that rarely with old firmware too.

Today it worked for me without any problems. No reset before or anything else

with the latest firmware, counting swim interval length and rest time works again. thanks @suunto !

@Olaf-Gottschalk I’ve used the Crosstrain option for the majority of my races, but I’m going to try an experiment with my next race. I have recently got a Stryd pod, so once it’s calibrated and I trust it, I’ll create a Multisport for Indoor Running / Cross Training. Reason I’m doing this is that I’m trying to improve my times and the best way to do this is in the runs.