@MarkG normally there is no issue with activities that long. Hopefully a one off.

@SergioB and other app notifications do work? That’s odd, as on iOS there is no app specific source of notifications…

After days of using Race 2 HRV i decided to give a try to Suunto Chest Strap again. Yesterday on shopping i bought new CR2025 batteries different brand (Energizer) I put new battery to strap. Wet electrodes of strap. Connected strap with Race 2 succesfully + get strap on my chest. 100% Chest strap battery. I DIDNT start exercise. I just took off chest strap + I took off sensor from belt, everything was laying separate. Next day I started exercise with strap - it was magically 20% batttery left before I started to run. Lost 80% during 24h without using it and having sensor taken off from belt with dry strap so its impossible it could work anyway + battery should last 500h. Next day I started running exercise with 20% battery in sensor, ended up and magically Race2 shows it got 30% battery left Did 40 minutes gym session - still 30% battery. Now i know its not batteries fault. Its sensor from strap/Race2 software that reads wrong battery status or problems with connecting BT. or watch itself. Its my probably last try and post, just wanted to give a info

In the areas where Zone Sense marks the curve in red (anaerobic), I was clearly in zone 3. I could count or recite the alphabet without any trouble, yet the watch showed me at the absolute limit of the red zone.

@Charlie-Needham Totally agree. The flow with Suunto Race for me is quite better. Already had several issues with different activities finishing them by accident.

@Liviu-Nastasa said in Race 2: GPS, cadence and distance accuracy vs previous Suunto models: @sky-runner [image: 1769344846864-c9ab307b-00f3-4382-ba11-f9b9714e9577-image.png] I run today with a friend wearing a Garmin Epix Pro, his watch measured 14.6km … mine shown 14.44km … the difference seems to be 1.43%. 160m difference in ~14km. Today mi Race 2, 120m less than Vertical in 12,2km. (The sistematic ~1% difference). You can try “distance correction” in Strava (GPX ra distance) and see the difference. May be it wiil be more close to Garmin final distance.

@jamesGW I’ll second all of these. The ability to import/export POIs from the app in particular. I would also add, the ability to enter coordinates for a new POI creation directly on watch in the field (ie off of maps, guides, signs, etc) without needing the app would be fantastic. This was a feature on the Suunto Traverse and Traverse Alpha, but has been missing the past few years since the Spartan line. A sorely missed feature!

Just created a Marathon Training Plan in the lazest App version 6.6.6. The Assistant asked me when I would like to have my Long Run. My answer: Sunday. Result: Not even one training on a Sunday in the whole 10 weeks. Completly useless unfortunatly… Also its not possible to enter the Race Date like in Training Peaks

@2b2bff Hi everyone, thanks for your input. I’ll enter my maximum heart rate achieved in both sports, but I’ll configure different ranges for each discipline since certain muscles or physical qualities are more involved. Thanks for your contributions.

Thank you for the feedback Pavel “At first glance it looks like doing something like this for Suunto should be relatively simple” Quite cool! Interesting pointers given by NO-DECO and Nandodiver, thanks, I will give a try to both Subsurface and Divelogs

Regarding the breakdown schema, in the case of a decompression dive, the cumulative time for ascent segment does not seem to take into account the 10 meters per minute ascent rate, as mentioned in the footer of the screen. Currently, the cumulative time displayed at the first ascent stop is identical to the bottom time, which is counter-intuitive. For example, in the Nautic manual, a sample dive of 19 minutes at 40 meters is presented. The ascent from 36 m to 9 m should not display a cumulative time of 22’36. Since a 27-meter ascent at 10 m/min takes 2’42, the displayed cumulative time should be 25’18 instead. Therefore, the next stop should display a 28’18 cumulative time rather than 29’36, and so on. Don’t you think? [image: 1769277537818-decompression-dive2_2.jpg]

@EzioAuditore said in "Raise to Wake" not working properly during activities: @jjpaz you’re right when toggling it before starting the activity it works as intended. After the activity has been started it doesn’t. Thanks mate. Is this known and reported? I’ve sent ‘Comments’ from Suunto App, but I haven’t received any feedback, so I don’t know if Suunto officialy knows…

@Kafela I’ve had some issue with the morning report, try to follow instructions in this link, it might help. https://forum.suunto.com/topic/14406/sleep-widget-not-working-properly-on-vertical-2/12?_=1769270474181

@dotcom I got the same problem, Ocean not recognize swimming styles correctly.

@Alon-Dotan It has been released now.

@Niels-Søren-Bøgh That’s super great news. I was just wondering if it was doable. I have the Suunto Nautic and I’m in the market for a backup computer. I was looking at competitors, but having that option makes me lean toward a Suunto product for sure. Can Suunto confirm that this is indeed a supported configuration? That would be awesome!