Stryd

isazi

@NickK I can see at least power and ground contact time in the graph, so not just averages but all recorded values. Cannot say much for other aspects (I only did one test).

@isazi You mean in Suunto app workout analysis, after you used that much rumored about Stryd S+ app?

Yes, that’s how I imagine it would work based on what I’m seeing from Fat Burner that gives you not only the averages that go into split/workout summaries but also the actual time series.

isazi

@NickK yes in Suunto App

RightNow

Any timeline when the new STRYD Suunto plus app will be available? Soon? Later? Next year?

isazi

@RightNow whenever Suunto and Stryd believe it’s ready.

RightNow

@isazi Thats the answer I’ve expected but it was worth a try

isazi

@RightNow

EzioAuditore

@isazi you should be politician man

isazi

@Hristijan-Petreski I was.

taziden

@isazi said in Stryd:

@Hristijan-Petreski I was.

“then an expensive watch scandal happened.”

ChrisA

@taziden

atoponce

@isazi Which version is it? If it’s the Next Gen they released last year, would you be interested in selling it if you haven’t already?

isazi

@atoponce it was not the next gen, it was from 2019, and I sold it on our local marketplace (for more than I expected)

v.sacre

Small bug when using Stryd footpod, if the footpod has empty battery during the workout, the Suunto Vertical doesn’t switch automatically to native power but remain to 0w for the rest of the run. Pace and distance are them well updated.

isazi

@v-sacre paired as power or foot pod?

v.sacre

@isazi Footpod.

EzioAuditore

@v-sacre weird since the power never comes from the foodpod as I understood by ‘natively’ from the watch.

herlas

I reported this some time back and was told automatic switching to wrist-power when Stryd Baterry dies is not a feature present at the moment

suzzlo

@herlas same happends with the HR band… I mean, no switch once you start.

isazi

@herlas same for HR, if your external sensor dies the wrist OHR does not automatically start.