Sync to Suunto App. Add 15 Routes and it will push the orphaned route out. You can then remove the 15 routes if desired.

@pacos I would assume so as Suunto knows about this. When, is the relevant question.

@markytarky sorry but I can’t find how to explain more. Please see the screenshot that I have posted.

@BakxM pfff. Sorry to hear that man. But hey those are just numbers. Your body knows better.

@Quentin-Glorieux said in IPad - Sync Routes doesnt work !: The Ipad app does not have a high resolution mode (this has been discussed at large here). But more importantly the sync of ROUTES does not work on the ipad. From the watch to the ipad, no pb for syncing moves. But the other way round doesnt not work (and does not send any error message !) Can you fix this maybe ? maybe useful to tell what is your watch, iOS version, app version, etc

@Martin-Šerák I ll report this again. While not an app issue (this is created on the watch).

@Slyde said in Suunto App immediately crashes on iPhone 7 os 14.1 with Suunto 5: no just the one on the app store. It does it on my ipad too. tried resetting the watch but it still crashes straight away. Try the beta app from Test Flight

I am glad pool swimming does not add ascent to the summary sorry, I don’t have iOS, I need to mention this in Android

Hello, I give a try to Suunto App for route planning, but I cannot find “descent” information. Only “distance”, “ascent” and “length” (according to “speed”) are displayed. My knees would like to know about “descent” before hiking Thanks a lot for your help.

Thats weird as time and date always updated with Movescount app before…

I didn’t notice at first but there’s actually plenty of nice add-ons in this version! Getting the distance (and not only the time) in the home page 30d/week/month summary is another one: [image: 1605212786776-e2e1c83f-dff5-49a4-a5ea-85fc246002ad.jpeg]

@Brad_Olwin i looked today … and something has change and now it works and app dont crash … looks ok now also .

@khe999 I just switched from Android to iOS and was unpleasantly surprised. On iOS it is not possible to view the activities of other members through the map as on Android. I hope this will change in the future, because it was very interesting to find someone’s training next to me and compare yourself and someone just by clicking on the map at the beginning of his route. It is a pity that there is no such thing on iOS. I used the beta version of the Suunto app on both platforms.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I have done several its verification. When I don’t launch the editor and save the title (explanation for the move), No duplication.

No action is needed. I inform the team though about this

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Then everything is all good . Thanks.

@DRezvoff The image you posted is from Strava. Strava will change the elevation data for non barometric devices as well, so comparing from Strava is probably not the best. From the links you sent only the Suunto 9 (non baro) and Spartan Sport do not have barometers assuming the one marked Garmin also has a barometer. The two without barometer show the greater deviation. However, your watch is showing poor readings, worse than I would expect.

@s0flyc which watch?

@martin exactly