@isazi OK, thanks!

@Egika the vertical dont have HRV measurement?! Cause this is buyed from FirstBeat to Garmin 🫣

@isazi no, ho anche provato manualmente attraverso il pulsante opzione, ma niente. https://api.sports-tracker.com/apiserver/v1/workouts/export/AGchcpnnqc9U4ZfgQD1zXqCIqR8d18rap9F0oMTjSBS0hZlft6SBfLTcNe9bsRptJQ==?brand=SUUNTOAPP

@isazi Resume function would also be nice in the case of a sudden freeze/reboot of the watch. A long time ago I had a Garmin and during a workout it crashed (happened only once). After restart I could simply resume the activity and no data was lost.

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I will love to have multiple alarms, and also the possibility to change the snooze period, but I’m not going to sell my watch for lacking those features. I think, these kind of minor issues, are not deal breakers, but are daily frictions that after long time can make you not so happy Happy weekend!!!

Or just give us two sizes of each model? Since a large part of Suunto’s appeal for me is the look, design, and build quality of the watches—and I suspect Suunto knows that this is one of the few key areas where they can compete with Garmin—it would make sense if they produced a few sizes/varieties of each watch, since “style” is such an important USP for them.

@deserthike20 Thank you. At first this was exactly what I did and it didn’t help, unpairing the Suuntoapp only from the watch. However, I was in the end lucky enough to use an OTG reduction to connect a USB mouse to the old mobile phone. With that and a lot of patience I somehow unlocked the screen, launched the Suuntoapp and unpaired the watch. No records lost, job done, relief. This discussion thread could be archived.

@Sascha-Domres Thank you for your remarks. I don’t want to risk falling down when running while looking at the map. At the same time I want to keep the stats of my run as correct as possible. If I stop to pan the map and plan my next move, I don’t want the watch to record the activity as if I was running. This makes the map a bit pointless if I can’t work with them when an activity is paused. I hope Suunto will come with new firmware to enable panning the map while an activity is paused. I support your suggestion to extend the zooming possibilities. Is there any special thread or group where people could make such suggestions and Suunto developers would see what are the most poignant concerns? I hope they visit the forum anyway, but I’d expect a special thread/voting for the most preferred requests. Thanks.

@Mff73 Hi, yes the dots… unnecessary… looks like a path when a path crosses

@Hristijan-Petreski I’m looking forward to seeing what Suunto has coming up for the Vertical. I do really like the watch so far.

@Brad_Olwin Pixel 6 Android

@Tieutieu said in How to use “Turn by turn”?: @runomatic said in How to use “Turn by turn”?: Hi there. After importing a GPX track from Strava i’m just wondering how to use “turn by turn” for this track. Only if I am mistaken but « turn by turn » can only be used with routes created from SA directly or from komoot. You can’t add turn by turn indication on an importated gpx. Ok, i feared it. And: What’s the difference between “Routes” and “Snap to route”? When you choose « snap to route », the track at the end will be exactly spotted on the « route » you’ve been using, instead of being the gps track. When you simply use a « route », the watch guides you, but the track at the end is the gps recording. Thanks, that helps!

@isazi Thank you!

Custom sports mode are always in the short list, so you can always use them for multisport

It was indeed the S+ Climb. Thank you.

@Valdis-Liberts this is already discussed in another thread https://forum.suunto.com/post/120467

@herlas Thanks mate that explains it perfectly