@ultramouse247 Cronometer has a native Suunto support and is a very capable food/health tracker. I really like it since it also has a nice web interface and allows one to track any metric you want and show it in nice charts making comparisons possible like how your caffeine intake affects your resting HR etc.

@el2thek I think as there is no range shown besides the gauge on top, which by the way was still green if I was faster than the 6:48 pace, the target should show the upper boundary of the range so you know you have to be a bit slower than that. But yeah I have no clue where the 7:09 target pace is coming from.

@Bulkan Stryd support had to manually merge a couple of un-merged runs and it’s been fine after that, must’ve been a glitch somewhere

@mcmahonsport Try it again. Looks like it’s fixed

@Brad_Olwin I put a e-mail to Suunto Support to request if could be possible to disconnect this Partnet and they did the job.

@Aaurakkio I don’t know adidas, but if it was designed sensible you should be able to set a default privacy and publish one by one separately as you like. SA pushes only the activity but no privacy settings.

@Andi-Buzer thanks for your advice. We will try.

@Soylent-Yellow yeah and also try clearing the app caches just so nothing’s lingering around before you reconnect. All the best

My synch with stryd stopped working early this week. Tried to disconnect/ reconnect and I am getting this message. error getting session store: securecookie: expired timestamp Any thoughts? **Update - I resolved this issue by uninstalling and reinstalling the Stryd mobile app.

@loopylou72 very soon afaik

So there is still a chance?

@pavel-samokha Ok grazie

@pavel-samokha That screenshot was the right hint. Thanks. I had to disconnect and re-authorise Strava to Suunto connection. All routes instantly synchronised