@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Do you know why?. During this periods freezes also PTE number and SP Burner drops to 0 g/h for both fat and carbs consumption.

@nasmon thanks for your help! It didn’t work, i had to change it!

@giacomo-laffranchini
Thanks very much. That’s great thanks

@bornfree63
Nope, didn`t work either.

@sartoric I created a custom Run profile and didn’t realize I needed to add the interval screen. Problem solved - thank you.

@egika thanks for the reply.
well, using the watch for every run should give enough data to calculate the zones, i just wanted to be sure, so that i don’t miss something… 🙂

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Thanks very much for the fast reply. I am of course aware of the “different framerate issue” when recording screens with a camera. I just posted the video link to emphasize my point. It’s actually how i see it in real. (with my eyes and so…) Maybe it’s just me (issue with my eyes maybe …hopyfully not 😉 ) or an issue with my device. But i don’t have this problem with the white training theme on a spartan ultra. Only on the 9peek.

But it’s interesting that you don’t have this issue. Thanks for the clarification.

(I know this is again a video link, but the 9peek display and the 9baro display seem to behave different (different frame rates… or i don’t know…): see this video for example …but again …i only notice the flickering on white background. )

@fritzbt2013 no, it’s only one sensor per group.
I guess you could pair one as a cadence sensor and one as a Powermeter though. You would however get different metrics shown on the watch.

@suzzlo ok so it will calculate the avg only tomorrow. I thought it calculates it live. Thanks.

@jamie-bg Totally agree. The arm movement of breaststroke is so different to other strokes which seems to be easy to be identified. Weird.

@halajos Thanks!

I have trail running and backcountry skiing wearing both at the same time……quite a few.

Size matters! If the Peak is too small don’t purchase. I prefer the baro for skiing and much ,much prefer the Peak for running. I cannot wear the baro sleeping. Too big. The Peak has a slightly better altitude algorithm and with small rolling hills will do better. For me, I have big hills so it doesn’t matter. The adaptive backlight on the Peak is great, I like it for running and all day use.

For me the Peak hands down but I like the smaller watch and never have more than 4 data fields on one screen.

@freeheeler Polar app says 100% power. But it seems always to glitch after a pause. I will use my Spartan Ultra next time to see if get the same behaviour. I had a run 2 weeks ago with Spartan, same route and lot of pauses (my dog) no glitch at all.

@simon I voted for this, if the watch has a route displayed this would replace that route. Hopefully not resulting in the watch crashing while recording. It may be an issue for the resources but I do not see why as one can enable a route while exercising.

@egika maybe this is the case… but i am not using snap to route when GPS is that accurate …

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos thanks!

@Jacobus OK thanks that’s disappointing!

@misseden the Peak cannot be connected with Suuntolink, everything is done via Bluetooth in the app.

@Gianfry but we all wait the new one😁

@Spree thanks a bunch!