@treizeXiii said in Komoot : one way syncing: @Mff73 I selected “share with” on the gpx file created with komoot, and chose Suunto App (ios) to “share” it, and it imported it in Suunto app. But once loaded on the watch, I had no turn by turn notification. (I did’t use any thrid party to import/create, other than Komoot and Suunto app). i may think that Komoot is also not exporting (via gpx file export) their turn-by-turn information. I downloaded one file from my small unlocked region and the gpx file doesn’t contain any wpt entries. Probably, as @isazi wrote, it is a business decision on their side to share with partners turnbyturn through 2 ways sync, but not to export tbt outside the app/web for any other usage. Just my guess

@robis said in Suunto support delays/response times tracking.: @Luis-Andés-Olmedo said in Suunto support delays/response times tracking.: A chance to get a watch from Suunto? how? where do you ask for that? If I am not mistaken, I had read on the forum that they could ship a replacement watch (by paying a deposit, of course). Try contacting support and ask for confirmation Thank you. I’ve taken an alternative solution: just ordered a Garmin Epix on Amazon.de at a very good price (450€). When I have my race back I will decide what to do…

@robis yes. I know my exactly point of altitude, calibration done. Race shows 1022 hPa National meteorological institute for current location 1026. Once more it’s not a big deal, just curious.

@Olaf-Gottschalk Hmm - I am pretty close to your use level (24/7 an d10-15 hours a week recording. With an earlier device I would have issues near specific locations - not so much GPS issues, but total connectivity - I think folks in those areas had cell phone/RF blockers (illegal, but it was an interesting part of LA) and sometimes those are around LE or Mil installations. Do you issues crop up around the same geog area? just a WAG from my own experiences.

There have been loads of good suggestions for improving structured workouts in this forum including: giving the next stage info and a 5 second countdown rather than changing step without warning giving feedback when you are outside of a step target such as hr or pace (like you get with normal targets) the option to see the details of a workout before selecting it the option to see the next step before it activates This suggestion is another really good one and I hope the developers are seeing this feedback. All credit to them though, Suunto’s implementation for structured workouts is actually very good internally. Having read the info on what you can do with structured workouts they are really flexible. You can control the data fields shown per-step (including the ordering), you can conditionally skip steps or repeat steps and you can trigger the progress to the next step based on a number of criteria. It would be great if more of this was exposed in the workout builder and used by third-parties - and the option to start with a third-party workout and then modify it would be very cool. One thing that might help specifically with knowing which interval you are on could be to add the lap count field to one of the other data screens. I know it will count the recovery steps as well but at least it will give you some indication.

@surfboomerang Thanks! I figured that out

@isazi thank you very much

@logger if a watch crashes as often as you describe it, there may be some fault in the hardware. I think contacting support is your best course of actions.

@Greg-Frampton the watch will always default to an external monitor, if paired. If not paired, or not in reach, it defaults to optical heart rate.

@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

@Greg-Frampton are you sure the map is downloaded, check in the app under the watch for offline maps. Are you in North Carolina? Do you have GPS active?

@isazi Thank you somuch for your answer. I’ll try this tonight. Regards, Yan

@isazi ok cool thank you for that info.

@Stefan-B Before buying a new belt, you could check: There are posts here that say one can reset the sensor by inserting the battery upside down (that is, reversed polarity). I’m not sure that is officially documented by Suunto but I would try that in your case. If your strap has a black area where the sensor connects, you could get the new redesigned strap that has a grey contact area.

Any photos and/or experience with Race and cycling?

@GiPFELKiND said in No Vo2 max: @zhang965 ! 2 runs and the vo2max is shown on my race… I was very long time in Zone 4 and 5 is this the reason why other users didnt see their vo2max?! I believe you have to spent some Training time in Higher zones to get your vo2max IMG_20240109_194918.jpg I’m not a 16min/km runner All my runs are between zone 4 and 5

@freeheeler I’ll try it, thank you

@MassimoX73 yes from any belt the HR on the watch during an exercise defaults to belt first.

@Johann I personnaly use “entrainement croisé”.