Which watch are you targeting?

My comment was a bit snarky, but totally a joke, not meant to offend. In all seriousness, yea it’d be nice to see your exact watch. But in the grand scheme of the entire Suunto platform right now, I’d prefer to see it all work and be full featured on the functionality front. And it’s FAR from it at this point.

@Michelle This is something that has been already discussed several times and already added as feature suggestion. To avoid votes dispersion please try to search the topic first and in case, vote the “most voted” result. check the search result : https://forum.suunto.com/search?term=swim run&in=titlesposts

@TELE-HO

@isazi voted as it makes sense

@Brad_Olwin nice watch face. Which one is it?

And if you simply want something to compute an estimate of VO2Max, try e.g. runalyze.

@Nareg-Sinenian well, there’s 0 votes here

@ianshowalter to be clear, cloud-front and AWS are CDNS not services. FYI

@TELE-HO I can understand that. I know that I prefer to stick to one product even if it’s not perfect. So for the moment, I’m still with Movescount, I will probably use SA one day (app is downloaded, but watch not sync for the moment, I just follow updates). I don’t think I will use multiple services in a close future, spend too much time in front a screen instead of running!!

I’ve started a similar thread after I found out about Strava “Slide” feature but I should have continued here. It seems that Strava was experimenting with this - https://labs.strava.com/slide/ - and their algorithm is available on MIT license on github - https://github.com/paulmach/slide - which makes it possible to implement with Suunto App.

@Shrek3k emptying the cache is not an issue. You just lose cached things like the map. It’s useful when the app is misbehaving too.

@TELE-HO I don’t think you can.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos absolutely, and it’s much better integrated (it was mentioned in a discussion with @Brad_Olwin few days ago). The only downside is having to manually set your zones in the watch, but at least for me zone changing does not happen that often so I don’t mind.

I am in the minority but I have my say: I don’t think the Suunto app needs to crowd its interface with very often inaccurate weather data. Prefer to search for them on sites that I consider most reliable