it’s possible, you can do it in two ways, directly using the Suunto App and going to offline music, there’s a toggle there, also you can customize the buttons on the headphones to trigger that if you want to.

@Sven-Grossenbacher said in Wind added 60% extra elevation: Has anyone else experienced this? Yes, many of us. Is there a known fix or workaround? No. Most manufacturers have a built-in algorithm or threshold to disregard sudden and dramatic changes in elevation that would be impossible for the given activity. Suunto doesn’t seem to employ this. There’s a general unwillingness by some to admit that this is an issue, but there are enough examples in this forum and elsewhere demonstrating that it is, in fact, a problem. Both wind and sudden submersions in water will give false elevation readings. I posted a clear example of the latter before that related thread was locked. (Just guessing here) I’d imagine Suunto is aware of this and working on a solution. Like many of the issues we run into, it seems like it would be an easy fix that other companies have somehow figured out. But who knows. Until then, the general advice is to go back into your affected activities and edit the elevation data manually.

@keybeez possibly this issue https://forum.suunto.com/topic/12624/laps-are-not-exported-from-app-to-strava-and-fit-file-correctly-breaks-runn

@Ghost said in Suunto ZoneSense: As far as I can remember, on my Vertical, when the optical heart rate is enabled and the watch loses the signal from the strap during an activity, it switches to the optical sensor. No, it does not, unfortunately. I just double checked. Once you start an activity, there is no way to change sensors, HR or otherwise. I’ve had it happen a number of times where the battery on my external HR sensor dies or stops working for whatever reason. You’re then left with no HR data for the remainder of the activity. It definitely should fall back to the OHR, but doesn’t. I tie this in with the general failing of how Suunto handles external sensors. Hopefully the ability to change sensors mid-activity will come along with the ability to have multiple sensors of the same type.

Another run (custom) without VO2max show… [image: 1745245242917-screenshot_20250420_112014_suunto.jpg]

@Sportsfreund You can edit the message if you want

For me.it is the same. Sleep Tracking is not working properly since the last Update. Not like with he OP with problems days in a row but no data recording every 3-4 nights. Did a Soft Reset. No change

@sky-runner said in New owner of Suunto Race - first feelings: @Tami999 said in New owner of Suunto Race - first feelings: On Race i see only time (YES i know i can set wake up when move to see full watchface but than it becomes flashlight) Have you tried changing the default display brightness to low? Also, some watch faces are less bright than others. I am quite OK with Athletics watch faces. Yep, that was first thing I did (just like turn off crown vibration) when launched Race

Suunto Coach: You’ve meditated a lot this week. Continue with a lower volume of meditation next week to avoid injury.

@GenosseFlosse Wish we could see at least average temperature and if sun/rain for next few days in weather widget like this. 21/04 21’C 22/04 17’C 23/04 19’C 24/04 24’C

I realise this post is quite old but for anyone else coming to this issue (like I just did on the Race S) I would note the following:- The segments and timers are all a bit confusing. As someone previously noted, the Segment 1 message comes up straight away, and the Segment 1 timer is then the delay until Segment 2. As such, I use Segment 1 as a last ditch reminder to take my pre-race gel / confirm the app has started. The time is gaps between segments (e.g. 45/45/30 mins); I note that some users have given examples with total run time (e.g. 45/90/120mins) and in my experience this is not correct. The text is definitely too small for when you’re on a run! It would be beneficial to have the ability to repeat a setup - I have a longer event planned and 20 segments isn’t enough, but it’s a simple repeated pattern… Below is an example of how I’ve set up my Race Nutrition app. I’ve only used it on one training run and tested it a few times with shorter duration segments to confirm operation, but now seems to work as I’d expect. [image: 1745141654789-1000005433.png]

to belatedly answer OP’s question- no. that’s up to runna: https://www.reddit.com/r/runna/s/taOZEHULZw but there’s another suunto bug that means runna won’t work properly anyway: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/12624/laps-are-not-exported-from-app-to-strava-and-fit-file-correctly-breaks-runna - nothing runna can do about that one.

@erik_ibk I have the same problem and these are vital things to work so I’m really disappointed this issue has been constant for weeks and nothing is being done, even if MANY people are having the same issues. I think I might return the watch since these issues have been here the whole time I have had this. So disappointing. I can’t just be restarting this all the time and I can’t know when it is not going to measure the sleep. So it’s not helping to restart to get that sleep data back. How is it possible that there has been promised update but it’s been WEEKS? this would have never happened with Garmin. So I guess I have to return this then?

@Isabelle-Licoine Yes, I have done a reset on the watch and I am able to add network from mobile app and download maps again with the latest SW. Thank you.

@aiv4r It worked!!! Thank you.

@Silviu-Adrian-Moise Hello, I’ve had the same problem since yesterday, the altitude is going crazy even when stopped, and counting the ascent. And not just when active, even when staying at home without moving the altitude goes up and down. I already had the problem several months ago, and after trying everything, I had to fight with Suunto to get a replacement. So now I’m doing a test today, and it’s going back to the store.