@Liviu-Nastasa If the difference is 1-2% on a road, I wonder what it would be on a twisty trail.

@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

@sky-runner Treadmill session this morning: 2 × 5 minutes at 12 km/h, with 14 minutes of warm‑up at 8 km/h before the first acceleration, 2 minutes at 8 km/h between the two fast intervals, and 2 minutes of walking at 6 km/h to make a total of 28 minutes. First issue: the Suunto Race 2 couldn’t connect to the Polar H10. So I used the Garmin HRM 200 chest strap instead, and that worked fine. Clearly, pairing problems with chest straps still aren’t fully solved. Zone Sense results: aerobic–anaerobic thresholds at 150 and 153 bpm, which doesn’t make sense. The 150 bpm aerobic threshold is consistent with Garmin’s zones. During the fast intervals I was in Zone 3, slightly below my lactate threshold. I think that’s why Zone Sense didn’t estimate the second threshold correctly — you need to go above it. Conclusion: the first threshold is correct. Too bad that if I do an easy Zone 2 session tomorrow, it will probably calculate a second threshold that’s far too low.

@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!

I am having the same issue on my Race S. Has anybody found a way to fix this?

@gipfelkind Totally agree, ZoneSense seems to be buggy. I’m going to run without it for a while and see. Thanks for confirming!

@sky-runner said in In-activity time in HR zones data screen seems broken - times in zones are incorrect: Doesn’t Suunto team have an intern of someone like that to get on these bugs? They could start with fixing translations - an even lower hanging fruit…

@dimachad Thanks for your reply! Unfortunately that does not work in my case. I’ve reached out to Suunto over IG…

@tikgnd Спасибо тебе большое добрый человек, я потратил 3 дня на это, как я рад, что нашел твой комментарий

Some very loud statements here. Unless you were counting all your steps in your head throughout the day. Which I highly doubt.