@laufbursche7 on the watch itself, Settings --> Training --> Intensity Zones

@Egika I hope there is still orange for KTM fanboys like me

@Pier-Luigi-Cingolani completely agree! Does anyone know if the vibration setting is gonna be changed in the future FW updates? I found it pretty annoying when you scroll through widgets (and I want to leave the vibration on for notifications).

@GiPFELKiND ja sicher 🤩

@Frederick-Rochette I’had the same issue with a fresh release Race S. Only way is to contact support to 2 choice. Sent it back to refound and buy one again. Sent it back to exchange. Bon courage !

@Olaf-Gottschalk My main activity is biking (trail / enduro) and I use OHR. It stops receiving HR literally every single ride. I’ve noticed that it stops when I make a short pause during a ride. It may be a traffic light or sip of water. Then OHR shows impossible low level for HR instead of real one. My solution is to remove watch from my wrist, clean the sensor and put it back on. It works for me (mostly). It takes some time - so maybe this is also a factor. But it is very annoying to have that kind of problem. I am forced to observe the watch to catch the moment when problem occurs. SUUNTO - please verify this case. And fix it please.

@paulcarpenter99 This has happened to me, with a SV, some time ago when I tried to download 5/6 maps at the same time. Then I did it in steps of 1/2 maps and I haven’t any issues.

Vertical, Race and Race S have slightly different antennas. Tests show, that the SNR is not consistently better of worse for one or the other model. As you can see from my above activities, I have never had any problem with all Suunto models and got perfect tracks and distances. It maybe is a personal swimming style issue as well… Next FW update will also contain GNSS improvements again - just for me myself there is not much to be improved

After starting the activity, you have to scroll to the interval screen and begin your interval session there.

Having got more to grips with the Race nav I can still not find any indication whether I’m left or right of track, which my old Suunto Ambit provided. This is vital information if you can’t see anything and are in the vicinity of mountains. I also find that the watch has to be horizontal to navigate. When paragliding my wrist is vertical and the navigation is all screwed up. I’m very disappointed !

@Jan-Suchánek I have small wrist too, 165mm, and coming from mechanical watches (daily was 39mm with 11mm) I thought I would find the Vertical too big for everyday use. It is bigger but really comfortable. I like how the Vertical wears.

@DAVIDB You need to upload it via the app. Go into the Suunto App route planner. Click on the “+” symbol in the bottom right of the screen and choose the option to import a gpx file. Select the file you want, then edit any details if necessary, toggle on the “use in the watch” switch and save it. Sync your watch with the app and the route will transfer.

@Audaxjoe Thanks, good to know it’s supposed to work like this and that’s why the menu options aren’t there.

@Maarten can you share the position details with me (maybe in private message)? Then I can follow up on this with Suunto. Thx

@peegee is the watch losing Bluetooth connection or is the app killed by the phone’s battery management?

I’ve noticed sometimes the iOS version of the Suunto App can sometimes “pretend” to sync where it looks like it has sync’d and says it has sync’d but the sync didn’t actually happen. If you watch the sync it never does the suuntoplus sync or the gps update - two stages that tend to take a few seconds so are noticeable. I found the fastest fix for this is to force-quit the app (the swipe up to kill action) and restart the app. I think disabling and re-enabling bluetooth does the trick too. It could be that is is what you experienced and why the sync didn’t work.