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For me it can be the gloves but also other reasons such as using poles and my wrist can hit a button
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@miniforklift
@Frederic
this is both during activity recording, as I understand… we’ve got a lock function for that… it would be crazy if we hadn’t
I couldn’t do mountain biking, gym workout, skitouring, skiing etc without it
my everlasting wish is for a lock function during every day watch mode. I managed to go to activity start screens and switch on do not disturb etc… luckily most of the unwanted presses go towards HR and step screens… still annoying but not “critical”.
I simply don’t understand why there’s no option to lock the watch
living sideways
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@freeheeler locking bottom campaign… even with the bottoms of the peak you want it. I think is a good idea, I don’t need it, mostly because here is almost summer/spring all the year and I never had an issue, even wearing the s9b with large bottoms (I love that bottoms). Who knows…
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@freeheeler agreed. I like how garmin does it - can set it to come on automatically, and or you can use hotkey to unlock/lock.
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@freeheeler Sorry, I thought you were talking during an activity.
For me it’s worse when not in activity. Once I put it in a pocket of my backpack and because we can’t lock the screen, i guess some buttons got pushed and performed a soft reset !!!
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Last week I had the possiblity for en extended off-grid test off the S9B and SA. I hiked 70 km in the north norwegian wildernes and partly in Laponia, north Sweden. So i tried out several functions.
Concerning the firmware I have the following suggestion:
When using the trackback function it would be nice to have the same function as you have it in the ordinary navigation mode. That means showing the track back as u blue line and if you are off track(back) get a warning that you leave the track. Especially up here in the north there are often no pathes/trails and even on a trackback you can fast loose your “way”. This improvement of the trackback function would help very much
I planned the route in SA and when navigating you get a diagram that shows ascend and descend for the whole route. Information about how many kilometers left to the finish would be nice.
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@dmytro pressure sensitive bezel without a good lock is useless. At least for sports that you might do wearing anything with long sleeves.
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A couple of suggestions:
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The interval screen could have the zone ring, like GhostRunner?
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S + CLIMB, could recognize the type of exercise? In other words, do not indicate minutes / km if you exercise by bicycle.
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@mdzott either that or editable threshold. I had htx u11 and it had pressure sensitive sides to perform a designated task, one I have found my threshold of choice, it was even set off in my pocket, so I’m fairly confident sleeves won’t be an issue. That said, sure, a setting to lock or only turn on during training would probably do no harm.
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I’d like the following improvements for the navigation:
- An extra navigation data screen that gets added only when route navigation is activated. Ideally this data screen should be customizable. I’d want the following fields there:
- Next waypoint name
- Distance to next waypoint
- Distance to the end of route
It would also be great to have ascent/descent to the next waypoint. I know most of this information is available elsewhere but I really want to see these fields only when navigation is used.
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More functionality rich navigation elevation profile. I want ability to zoom the elevation profile in/out just like we zoom the navigation breadcrumbs screen. Also I want it to have hill splitter function e.g. display distance remaining and ascent/descent remaining to the end of the current climb or downhill. Ideally it would be great to be able to switch between the total ascent/descent (an overview mode) and the current climb/descent. I honestly don’t know how to achieve that with only 3 buttons, but these are features I’d use all the time.
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Distance remaining to the next waypoint or next turn at the bottom of breadcrumbs screen - similarly to how Garmin and Polar display that.
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I also like a route direction arrow displayed around a screen perimeter on regular non-navigation data screens. The idea is that you can glance on that when looking at your other data screens and have an idea of where the route a turning just ahead of you. Normally it would be at the top of most of the data, but if you missed a turn or about to turn it would shift left or right. Garmin Fenix has this feature but unfortunately it doesn’t quite work the way it should.
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@sky-runner those are great requests (and I know some field testers have suggested similar things to Suunto already). I surely hope the navigation field will be updated.
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@sky-runner I like this, especially the navigation profile.
Coros has a pretty good implementation of an interactive elevation screen.
@isazi is there a conclusion as to what the scale means? If I set it to 500ft. is that distance the diameter of the entire face or?
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@stromdiddily I thought it was the radius, or the distance between you and the border
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@isazi said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@stromdiddily … the distance between you and the border
This.
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Btw I wish we had an adaptive s+ list, where last used items show on top. Just like in exercise tab the latest sports are shown on top.
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@sky-runner I wote for this. my “workaround” for road cycling is to create separate routes for each climb in additional to complete route and switch between routes during ride. what a user experience!
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How about Strava segments?
Suunto Spartan Sport WHR power user
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@peringmar Yeah, my training partner has live segments with his Garmin and that was one of the reasons why he bought it. Says it’s great to have
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@miniforklift For those of us who are far from the KOMs, I see it a bit unnecessary and sometimes depressingly
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@peringmar Strava segments would be great to have. I use live segment tracking often on F6X but unfortunately the implementation is quite flaky and fails almost 100% when following longer trail segments.
Basically the way it works on Fenix is that once you’ve matched a segment start it adds an extra screen which shows time on the segment, distance remaining, time ahead/behind of a PR, and another time behind that varies between the segment CR or your friend on the segment leaderboard. Fenix also highlights the segment on the map screen which is handy for following the segment.
If I designed live segments on a Suunto watch, I’d combine the map with the segment data and show a single segment screen with a segment shape as a route with your position on it to help navigating, then at the bottom distance remaining and at the top segment time and time ahead/behind the PR/CR. These times come from Strava and are embedded in segment FIT file as timestamps.
This is the feature that I’d definitely want very much on a Suunto watch, especially considering the poor Garmin implementation.
