@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.
@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.
@Freezer the same happened to me yesterday, when I was trying to combine activities after watch crash. luckily first part of activity was saved. for me the workaround was to recalculate distance in strava…
This has been already discussed. The partner service should manage the connection (with few exceptions).
https://forum.suunto.com/topic/4214/management-of-permits-with-third-party-services/5
You can ask support for more details, in case something changed (but I don’t think so)
I’m closing this one to avoid duplicates, you can reply in the linked thread
Yes, they sync fine I guess the question is also whether Strava knows what to do with them.
I sync yoga, bodypump, aerobics, indoor rowing and pool swimming workouts
@off242 Suunto offers an API to accept workouts from other platforms, and makes partnerships, such as with Hammerhead and Xiaomi in the past. So you should request the platform you use to contact Suunto, or just implement the Suunto API to send activities.
@sky-runner If you save the route to your routes and star the route it will sync to the Suunto watches. Suunto has improved waypoint syncing but I have not tested to see if Strava waypoints will sync.
I second that.
As an alternative connect conecpt2 directly. EXR can upload to the concept2 logbook.
I would also like the training metrics to work well with the EXR imports.
regards
Flo
