Aa, ok. Thanks!

Dark mode in 2023 remains a good idea 💡

@bulkan yep, “Virtual Cycling” and “Virtual Running” would be nice to have, but I assume it won’t happen unless Zwift (or similar service) and SA get native integration

@matthieu-fou unfortunately personal settings from Ambits don’t get synced to Suunto app, even using latest SuuntoLink version. It would be nice, but not possible at the moment. See my post here.

Hey,
Can you please keep it loading for more than a minute and ensure that the internet is working fine?

With my old Spartan Ultra, the same issue…double steps on strava!

@flypg same here

@wotus The first issue did not change, but the second issue was fixed with update SA v4.69.4. Max. HR value in graph and colors in zones are now correct.
Screenshot_20230515-152330_Suunto.png

I had the same issue with this graph, and we can’t analyze some little variations of pace. Perhaps we should ignore the negative peaks in pace (stop, strong slowdown, drop, etc.) to display a graph that adjusts to the average pace rather than the extremes.
Vertical zoom on y axe could be an extra option to adjust if necessary display in specific situation.
Atm, pace chart is rather unusable, or even useless.

@Brad_Olwin I’ve been testing this by changing my watch to display pace rather than HR zones, and forcing myself to run in a focused zone. Last week, I ran tempo pace for 8 miles, and my HR drifted into Z4 for a large part, marking the run Anaerobic - no issue here, this would be my experience when running at this pace (around 7:10 p/m - my half marathon pace). All other runs have been at Z2 pace, and have stayed in the Aerobic zones in Impact.

@isazi Done by Suunto 👍

This is just a quick email update to inform you that we have removed the connection with the 3rd party application as requested.

@Hans-Frans until now all exports are done in the cloud and not in the app, may change in the future but I don’t know.

I just tested this. When I export GPX Workout it works on OSM. So it is probably due to the missing timestamps. But, I found workflow to be a bit bad… When I export GPX route I just download GPX file and that’s it, but when exporting GPX exercise I don’t get GPX file but link to the exercise, and when I click on it I get GPX file… Really bad workflow.

@Egika For runalyze import, I just tried to open same GPX route as a manual activity, just to test it. I forgot that I am uploading a route not exercise… I know about the fit file, this was just experiment.

@pilleus Yes, SA - Runalyze - OSM was working from start. This was just an experiment on how to get GPX file from SA that works in OSM the easiest way. But it appears that Runalyze method is the easiest.

Any chance to add proper GPX export from SA?

@Mitch9 Maybe you can understand, if you know that the highest priority actually is
a) emojis in notifications
b) separate selectable dates for the alarm clock
c) more watch faces
d) sound and vibration for zones in structured workouts

sorry, could not resist… 😉

@Peter-Tönz said in Suunto Vertical no longer connectable:

@sartoric No it’s android 13.

Which is the one with the bluetooth issue @Peter-Tönz 😞

I had to use a secondary iPhone because my whoop would not connect to 13. It’s a known issue and not one that anyone has a fix for as far as I know

@Mff73 Right. These are acitivties indoor without any gps-tracking or barometer (workout in the gym)

@Lionel-B some bugs are reported to Suunto by employees and volunteers in the forum. Also, this section is from a time when the app was just introduced and there were few users 🙂

I believe the app will soon have a better way to report bugs too (maybe it’s already in the latest iOS beta)

@sartoric Thanks a lot, that also worked for me.
Best, Florian

@surfboomerang awesome info for the forum members. Thank you for sharing your findings. 👍👍👍

That had me scratching my head and pounding double espressos with a lot of “ok that was checked, that was checked also… hmmmm… what the heck could be going on!!” (READ: I didn’t help much at all!) 🤣

@Antonio-Manuel-Lopez-Arjona I had tried it, or something like it, but it worked this time! Thanks for the reminder:

Disconnect the app from the watch menu Forget the watch in the phone’s Bluetooth devices list Clear both cache and user data from the Suunto app Relaunch the app, enable discovery on your watch, use the app to reconnect, let the initial sync run through to the end