@brad_olwin I confirm you that EPOC is available as data field in real time during the activity and so it’s easier for SUUNTO to implement EPOC based training target. What I l do not like much about EPOC is that it is based on cardiac (or internal) effort and not on muscular (or external) effort as rTSS/TSS does. For that, is not much of help for athletes who practice several sports (RUN, CYCLING, SWIM). For that reason I think SUUNTO would do great move extending this kind of metrics because they already do a real difference for the better vs the other brands.

@mdzott That would be a very reasonable solution; I may be an outlier but I would not mind activating something in the Suunto app before my workout. Hopefully it is something that can be implemented relatively easily and someone at Suunto will heed this request/suggestion. I would really like to see this feature appear in the app shortly.

This is also what I was looking for for mobile music and ringtones. The strain is great and attractive, isn’t it

@connarwardrop there are also used ones available in good condition

Yesterday I did a survey from Suunto about navigation and maps on the S7, and I commented we miss the altitude profile while following a route

@g287-sf - Lifesum can do a lot of this and does have a wear os component to it (I probably need to take another look at it again). Last year when I was assessing it, I however ended up going with MyFitnessPal as I prefer the integration in terms of getting food recorded, loading recipies and quickly assigning food, and its reporting style was a lot easier to compare it to target goals, especially as my focus is more on my carb intake and balancing that againt protein and fat.

@AndreaTraverseAS What are you using the watch for? How long do you plan to be out? This is not a simple question as the S7 can record for 12-18h but not that long with a route loaded (7-10h) and has maps. The S9 baro will go much longer and has a simple route to follow that can be loaded. I use them both.

@Christian-Löf … or tell him to buy his own awesome Suunto

@isazi i’m thinking for rare cases like when my wife uses my watch for whatever reasons… or in case you do an activity that not necessarily need to be seen by other strava users… but basically you’re fine with general public privacy. sync is very fast

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Agreed.

@Brad_Olwin I’m living at the wrong spot of the world

@vr2udt No problem, the votes do matter so splitting into multiple posts does not provide Suunto with a clear message.

@Maryn heard it should be out of testing in 2020.

@Stefan-Kersting it is supposed to be around the corner https://forum.suunto.com/tags/planned