@music_and_cities If the bottom of Z1 is above 114 bpm, which it is for me, you will not see the pointer and the display will appear as you see. The pointer will move up when you are in Z1. What is your Z1 set for? Just checked mine, you should have a pointer at the bottom of the ring.

@wmichi Agreed! I must admit that I was ready to let go some extra cash for the solar charge and buying the Vertical, letting go the slenderness and sweet spot of features of the 9PP. Today with the 9PP the quick charge has proven to be very convenient in a very much “real life” way.

@larrybbaker said in Sunrise & Sunset on stock face: @Egika I do not have a S9PP - but in my vertical with this watch face it updates/switches to the sunset/sunrise time correctly. When I have switched to the others - they all update correctly also from what I can tell… daytime it shows sunset and after sunset it shows sunrise. Listen to this Suunto team and employees! Is it difficult to replicate this behavior in Suunto 9 Peak Pro?

@Elipsus said in Bug while following GPX track “marked path”: @Egika oh i see, i understand a bit more the snap to route… However, I’m still not sold on it, because “what if” the gpx track given by the organisaion isn’t perfect somewhere/had to make a last minute detour ? I have the very real risk of a completely butchered map display… From my point of view, not handling this situation seems a bit of an oversight… For my next run I will stay on the intinery thing without directions, thanks for the advice You can still follow the provided GPX track without using the snap to route feature. Your watch will show the GPX planned route, the activity will be plotted by GPS and the deviation will be captured properly in the app afterwards.

@Johnny99 if you hold the middle button you should be able to zoom in and out with the top and bottom button.

@Dušan-Ković said in Elevation data and measurement: @Likarnik I know, but it would be nice not to overestimate, at least to be close enough Many time discussed : basically the elevation estimation mainly depend on the map raster used and its resolution, combined with the program that uses it (komoot, SA…) For instance in France when I want a good estimation of elevation I will use the “ign” rasters that are the best to me. But there are always differences whith final mesurement. Your S9PP is more precise for elevation mesurement than most public rasters.

@ChicChoc HRV most likely. But I prefer stablity.

@Francesco-Pagano said in HRV data?: hopefully stop measuring HRV first thing when I wake up I will keep using Kubios in // with the watch until I am sure things are okay for the jump

@v-sacre OK, thanks for update

@Mff73 in many cases, today included I did delete the faulty sport modes before creating new ones. Basically I did probably 10 attempts to create the running sport mode I want without success so far

@suunto2023user Just like the first one at https://repair.suunto.com/CustomerPortal/RepairCustomerPortal and uploaded the service note from my previous repair together with the photos of the watch/error. Replacement/repair took about 3 weeks.

@freeheeler When I bought the watch I chose a microfiber strap and probably wasn’t a good choice, so I just ordered a velcro strap and will try it out these days. My AW has it and it is very comfortable, but more importantly you can adjust the watch more accurately with significant benefits, I suppose, for HR readings. Thanks! update: I did a couple of runs and the velcro strap is way better than the microfiber one. I can’t say yet if it also solved the above problem, but I am very satisfied with its performance. [image: 1696770723644-photo_2023-10-08_15-11-26.jpg]

@seb26 roller skating is there as a sport mode

@Egika Thanks a bunch!

Hi, I have similar problem, but little bit different. I can only see one Strava segment in my Suunto App. It is always the first listed in “Starred segments” on Strava. I have tried to un-star, re-star both, then the same combined strava disconnection, still the same. Don’t you have any idea why? I think I should see them more on 9 Peak Pro. [image: 1695721382289-5d0d1836-a7bc-4c79-b8c4-242de209ef70-image.png] [image: 1695721456558-6afdefac-b0bb-42ef-8f7e-b1e8f7fd32f1-image.png] Thanks! Thailon

@Łukasz-Szmigiel will try

@SuperD I know I repeat myself. but direct comparison is only possible when worn by one person and even then left and right wrist can give minor differences. if you could do overlaying tracks it would make the differences visible. I’ve spotted already a difference in one curve where the garmin went significantly on the inside, almost took a shortcut. sum all of those up and it might explain the difference

@freeheeler Well, even though it might not be an easy think to allow edits for recorded GPS data, other tools can do. I think in the end the question is, how far Suunto want to go with their app/tools. I agree, the GPS-topic might go too far. Anyhow, hope is there. So if you can point me to existing suggestions, I will surely upvote those. PS: Yes, the bike is very very nice. I can definitely recommend it (YT Capra)