I don’t know about the temperature, but for cycling the v1 is in my opinion the better watch. I have the V2 now but previously the V1. For everyday use and most sports I prefer the V2 screen, it is sharper and clearer and I can read it better without glasses on! But the v1 screen is easier to follow a track on the bike.

After 17 walking activities with SV2, some on flat terrain and some on hilly terrain I got 1st V02max today. It was a brisk walk on flat terrain in zone 1 with good GPS and OHR. Great way to finish this year.

I had the problem again (first time in two weeks). It is possible that occurred because I had two alpine skiing activities consecutively (one of those by mistake, but it does not matter). @Egika I sent the logs to Suunto from the SA. Please let me know what I need to do for you to be able to see (find) them. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to send them right away (about 1.5 h after the end of the activity), but I hope that the problem is included.

@sky-runner your first point even weight more if you don’t turn a map in the size of the screen, but a map that is larger than the screen, as the centre point of this “disc” is off-centre of the watch screen… IIRC Garmin just uses the RAM of the SoC and Suunto use the same SoC (at least in the Race and Race S) with additional RAM. From my memory it is 11 MB, but that doesn’t really changes the whole situation…

@Valentin-Schulz You could wait for an update that should be soon but this should not be happening. I would try a hard reset but that seems to be what has happened. Try a hard reset and if still an issue it might be faulty hardware and will be replaced.

@safari sorry, not you have to do the maths, but Suunto should give the option m/s OR km/h (this option could be set one the phone) and then it is just Math

@thanasis I also had the explorer strap on my 9B. Fantastic strap which lasts for ever! I still have it and should try and fit the narrower pins from the V2.

also strange it go down as fast as this - i just went Nordic Walking 15km 2h45, yesterday. Today it went up only to 50

@Mads-Hintz-Madsen Yes that’s it, thanks a lot! I thought it worked just like my Garmin HRM Dual, which can broadcast its signal to both the Wahoo and the Suunto Race at the same time, but that’s not the case here. I’ll just use the Wahoo for my indoor sessions and then upload the fit file to the Suunto app afterwards. Thanks again and happy holidays!

@sky-runner Max HR is irrelevant, lactate threshold is. And as Max HR doesn’t change, but thresholds are, your statement is correct… https://www.suunto.com/de-de/sports/News-Articles-container-page/Figure-out-your-training-zones-and-supercharge-your-fitness/ Zone 5: Above your anaerobic threshold. Zone 5 ends at your max heart rate Zone 4: 94–99 % of your anaerobic threshold. The upper limit of zone 4 is your anaerobic threshold Zone 3: 89-93 % of your anaerobic threshold Zone 2: 83-88 % of your anaerobic threshold. The upper limit of zone 2 is your aerobic threshold Zone 1: <82 % of your anaerobic threshold. Zone 1 starts at your resting heart rate.

@vinc14 no, only in suunto app.

@suzzlo totaly agree with this. For me current watch faces are enough, but i would like to try develop own if it was possible.

@vinc14 Click on a waypoint to see more options. [image: 1767105823696-005704e9-be66-434a-93c2-a7f281e8e495-image.png]

@vinc14 you can lock the watch during the activity - go to Control panel (or hold the bottom button) - Button lock. Do the same to unlock.

@teddycricket said in sleep tracking not working after most recent update: A soft restart returned the heart rate. As you did, I’ve always soft reset the watch to restore the functionality of the OHR sensor; however, yesterday I’ve tried to restore the sensor by switching on and than off the “Power Saving” mode: it worked! In this way you do not have to synchronise the watch before the reset to keep the latest data, obviously in case of you do not keep your watch constantly connected to the phone via Bluetooth.