yep, i didn’t find any option to do so

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos google fit does rely on watch GPS when available. was initially suprised when Brad says the suunto app on the watch doesn’t, but thinking about it, it makes perfect sense. Also now understand why the tracks are usually so good - no wifi making silly off course points which aren’t smoothed out.

@isazi System update – PXDZ.201119.005.A1 Staged release starting from January 11, 2021 This update brings new improvements to Suunto 7. Navigation improvements: • Route direction: Highlights the route ahead, helping you to anticipate the upcoming turns and know which direction to take • Show custom waypoint names • At waypoint notification Enhancements and fixes: • A bug that occasionally caused Suunto Wear app to crash during exercise has been fixed. The following versions of Suunto components are included in the update: Suunto Wear app – 2.42.6 Suunto Wear services – 2.32.4 Suunto Watch faces – 1.11.0 MDSP – 2.32.2

@marko-ondrej Ghostracer

@Jamie-BG Oh man that’s a real shame!! As I mostly do cruising, my girlfriend saw the photos of the places I had been and was instantly interested. Once she got over the seasickness she now loves it and is working through her qualifications. I haven’t done much racing of the type you did, but I did a little and loved it! As I was the newbie on the boat and a rugby player (heavy and strong!) I was either sat on the rail or grinding. I can sympathise with your experience of sat on the rail getting cold and wet, but I still loved it. Most of the racing I have done has been on a 68’ Ketch (although I did do one race on a 300’ square rigger!) and the typical races last 300-400 miles, starting in one country and finishing in another. With a few thousand crew taking part, the after parties can be pretty wild. I’ve also done the Round the Island Race a few times and it is one of the most insane and amazing things ever! Like you I have so many amazing memories (and some less good ones!) from being out on the water, from racing around Europe, island hoping in various archipelagos, being becalmed in the middle of the North Sea so going for a swim with no land in sight and hundreds of metres of water below us (not something to do if you have an inferiority complex!), getting caught in a 55kt squall that tossed a 75’ boat around like a toy, gah I could talk for hours! Sailing has given me some of the biggest highs and lowest lows of my life and I wouldn’t change it for anything. I can’t wait until the pandemic is over and I can get out on the water again (almost all sail training is currently cancelled and without my own boat I can’t even get out for private cruises ) <Sorry for going off topic>

@kripar It is, but there is a pretty simple workaround. I believe there is a fix for this coming in the next update (which should be soon, fingers crossed!) 1 - go into the watch settings and disable ‘power saver tilt’ 2 - immediately restart the watch 3 - check to make sure ‘power saver tilt’ is off 4 - in the WearOS app on your phone, make sure to toggle off both setting under silence phone when wearing watch there are a few other combinations that apparently work, but this is the option i tried and it has worked for me.

@Patrizio-Romanelli Using the built in offline maps and routing software on companion phone app you can navigate to a POI by setting a waypoint for that POI ,however the POI information isn’t as comprehensive as google maps (at least in my area). There is no way to create a route on your watch - though you can use your map screen to track your way there. However the beauty of the S7 is the ability to use other apps. There are a couple of playstore where you can create a route on the fly on your watch, however as no 4G/LTE you would need to be connnected to a phone/wifi. If you have your phone on you, of course the route nav is available, and or you could use google maps on your phone (don’t go via android auto - as navigation via this disables directions to watch), in which case maps will send text/voice notifications to your watch on direction changes.

Thank you very much everyone for the valuable advice.We hope that Google Fit gives Suunto app permissions to delete activities as it often happens that you start activities in the Suunto app for a few seconds and then delete it later will be displayed forever on the Google fit app. what doesn’t make sense for good integration the two apps should sync data

@Jamie-BG touch lock seems to work exactly like what I was after! When I saw it in the menu earlier I didn’t think it would affect the physical buttons. Thanks

@Nigel-Taylor-0 The 10s track and 1s track are virtually indistinguishable. I see no issues just using 10s tracking. The only times I use 1s are for interval running or biking ( unless going long).

It would be nice, but it currently doesn’t seem to support it; especially as it drives some of the metrics we see.

Hi. I think your unit is faulty. Please contact support. I can help if needed.

@isazi said in Manually getting workouts into suunto app: It is possible by using external services, one example being quantified-self.io Ooh, that looks good! Thanks for the tip

@pavel-samokha With Phone on UnUse

Ok, thxx, i will try again

@Egika said in Suunto 7 - Tips and tricks, apps and watch faces: @pilleus yeah, but this is only possible with an Android phone. I have iPhones, so that stand-alone myradar would have been nice… I have an iPhone and MyRadar works perfectly