OHR accuracy of owners of Race 2
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@VoiGAS
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@Brad_Olwin do you have some “suunto” textile strap or 3rd party?
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@Tomas5 I am using the straps sold with the Suunto Run that can be purchased separately.
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Thank you.
I agree with the adustability of the textile strap. But personally I think the silicone strap gives me the feeling the watch is more „stable“ on the wirst, as the strap is sturdier than the textile. Just my 2 Cents
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@Tomas5 I have had issues with my race 2 HR accuracy when doing movements like the skierg, rowing, wallballs, etc. I think my issue is the strap that comes with the race 2. I wore my wife’s Garmin side by side during a workout to compare and the Garmin picked up my hr perfectly while my race 2 was very inaccurate. It just wouldn’t pickup my HR sometimes at all while the Garmin had no problems. I even had my wife wear the Garmin and race 2 side by side. I think the band on the race2 is the culprit because it’s so stretchy it’s hard to get the proper fit. The band is very comfortable but the stretchiness isn’t great for HR accuracy. During runs the HR accuracy is perfect.
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I will get back later after few weeks so people with same problem have some answers. At least for me it looks with Race 2 better than with S5. Not sure if it is accurate but at least no spikes with 200bpm while normal walk etc.
Walk looked good HR usually between 100-120 which is correct for me.
On bike it looks good too. I think there was rise of HR while riding down bumpy road while i think my real HR was lower but other than that it was correct. So for now good but this is only after two excercises. Will let you know later. -
Are there signs of cadence lock during downhills? Thats the only situation where the Race S OHR really fails for me
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@VoiGAS i don’t run, i will see while hiking
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Today possibly cadence lock in first half? Not sure but strange change in middle of activity while i walked same speed all the way.
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@Adam.B which Garmin are we speaking of?
