@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.

@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 !
😉

@vinc14 Hi is this really the case that firmware updates can be enforced?

I generally run away from any tech that forces updates vs letting user decide - as this is great segway to planned obsolescence.

Is there a repository of previous firmwares?
Can you use the watch without app activation?
I am getting my Race Titanium tomorrow and would like to avoid jumping into the bad formware straight away.

@g0mib0y this is happening to me too

@Stefano-M64 said in Matte screen protector:

all depends on the kind of activity, if you do rock climbing, alpinism, canyoning… it’s pretty sure you’ll scratch your watch one day or another…
Likely not many people here had a close “relationship” with a granite wall 😁

This. I’ve seen so many post on Samsung Galaxy watches and Garmin watches that has sapphire glass where people got a scratch or two asking how it’s possible. Sapphire do scratch too. Once it’s happened there’s nothing that can be done. Then again it’s less likely than other types of glass used on tech but still if the Mohs hardness is equivalent or greater than sapphire then it will scratch. You’re correct there too, high impact activities might give you a run for your money 😅. But then again each to their own and everyone is entitled to their own opinion 😊🙏. I’m not too concerned and my use case was more to test the anti glare ability.

This happened to me yesterday as well during a very short hike with my Race (running the latest firmware). The total distance was just under 10 km, and after about 2 km, my Race froze and then automatically restarted after approximately 60 seconds. If I hadn’t happened to look at the display at that moment, I wouldn’t have even noticed it. However, since I did, I was able to restart the activity after the reboot. In the end, the first 2 km were still saved, but at the end of the total distance, I had two separate recordings, and a few hundred meters were missing.

The real issue, though, is that I can no longer trust my Race. I never had such a crash with my S9B-Ti, and I will probably switch back to it and sell the Race. A watch that fails in such basic functions is useless to me. It doesn’t matter how much I like the Race otherwise.

@timecode thanks !

@Tieutieu thank you! ✌️🔺

@Andrea-Paissan of course - if they offer this feature that is important for you - totally makes sense.
I can confirm that this feature is not anywhere on the horizon.

Yeah, this is different and I am missing it too…
No idea why this was omitted from Race… 🤔

@Tomas-Fejfar said in Map navigation:

@stromdiddily Thank you, it´s about Suunto Verical navigation. I hope Suunto will repair it for both models

Yes, I suppose good news that it’s not just the Race w the poor implementation 😉

@sigmart You should not have reboots, period! Next time a reboot happens send logs to Suunto as soon as you can. PM me and tell the time and date your logs were sent as well as your email username for logging into SA, no password, just email for your account. Also a brief description of what happened, I will send a bug report to Suunto. I assume you are on the updated OS?

@Egika in Suunto race shows active calories and total calories like Garmin. I tested Fênix 7 solar in my right wrist and Suunto Race on left and I can say steps from the day and calories are almost the same number, normally ,last 7 days average 3176 calories day on Suunto and 3180 on Garmin,21052 steps average on Suunto 20938 average on Garmin,so I think their algorithm is similar now.
Ps. I don’t care about steps and calories,was just to say they count both,active calories and calories burned out of exercise 😁

@Egika I wonder if the problems encountered after the SV fw was released have also been solved for the S9PP. I really hope this is the case, otherwise I would really prefer it to be held back further.

@Mff73 Okay, thanks for the clarification.
I’m still discovering. Not yet a jedi 😂

Same. wish you could mix and match as I use both.

If the lugs are the same as the Vertical (which is looks like they are) any 22mm strap should fit. I have a wide selection of 22mm leather & silicon quick release straps for my SV and they all fit well. No issues at all 👍

@pilleus said in Track altitude gain / incline of a treadmill:

With the NPE Runn sensor I capture the ascent on a Garmin watch and this value I add manually in the Suunto app.

👍

@freeheeler I’ll try it, thank you 🙂

@fabula670 said in Issue on calculating space and speed while walking without GPS:
Another one a bit off topic is that the first time I recorded a walk (just after bought the watch), calibration went right and also the VO2max popped up, while now, after the reset I did last Monday (and after a 2-3 races recorded) no datum is available yet… well, It’ll show up 😀

Update: after the 3rd run recorded, SR told me that it was calibrated for running and VO2max popped up… just as I hoped 😁