@Olaf-Gottschalk I strongly agree - while on the trail it’s simply impossible to charge through a solar panel or power bank without the charger and watch getting separated. Think it’s super strange there is no lock to keep it in place.

@ab100 Suunto is aware of this current limitation, and if resources allow it this may change in the future. It is always a balance.

@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

@David-l You can turn just the buttons off, I don’t like the buttons reacting anyway so I have both tones and vibration for buttons off.

@Anthony-Guillemette still, more ways to find the right maps are necessary, and I hope they will come to the app.

Does anybody know if there is a ‘past’ route sync limit with the Suunto app? I have full mapping on Komoot with many routes already planned but after linking to the Suunto app it only appears to sync one route from last year. Any new created routes appear to make it over into the Suunto app but not a lot from before the link. Known bug?

Bonjour j’ai vue une nouvelle version bêta sur iOS quelle un sais les évolutions de cette version 2.32,0 Merci

No issues noted here - had the update since the beta. A week worth of runs without issue. SV Ti.

@mikekoski490 OH, and I just noticed. The .gpx map that I downloaded from Strava? The one that correctly provided 0m elevation gain or loss when I created the route in Strava? Here is how it converted to when I review the route in my Suunto Race: [image: 1721330813541-35762538-edca-48c1-af00-dbe192e310af-image.png] [image: 1721330849293-31dc1579-1249-455d-be87-13192698553e-image.png]

@timecode same here! Sometimes the gray background is visible, sometimes not. This occurs both in control panel and activities.

@sartoric said in Suunto Race and HR10 issue: @valentin0711 Go complaining to the polar forum Is there one?

@Mff73 This is what I do as well. Issue is pretty easy to reproduce, and I have been dealing with it for a couple of years now. Fortunately, updates are not too often… I would expect the fix is easy (as a software developer we know reproducibility is the key). Anyways it’s more of a matter of the development team becoming aware of the issue and having the time to investigate.

@wakarimasen Yeah it is real. I have come off being healthy for a minute though and it is interesting how terrible Garmin is at tracking health metrics. I think that they work if you are living the healthy life and stay within the lines for the most part. Plus you have the endless drumbeat of the cult telling you everything else is garbage because it doesn’t have a flashlight or music. Two problems easily solved without paying over $1000 for a watch. I am much more in tune with my body and where I am at with training with Suunto. I think you will be too. This wakarimasu.

I have noticed that using a chest strap, the average heart rate per lap is always lower than the real average that is displayed on Strava. This doesn’t happen using the watch’s optical heart rate sensor. ZoneSense works fine for these activities… I believe that this is a bug that has been present for several years. I reported it many months ago through Suunto App and am disappointed that it still has not been fixed. Another member once mentioned that maybe the cause is that the lowest heart rate per lap is logged as zero in Suunto App.

@Brad_Olwin yep, initiated the return.

@petejobes would be nice if they sorted the vitality app out itself first but that’s a whole other topic

@Egika it’s my bad English. I have to say sorry. But thanks for helping

@BastMaSVSRS9PP That’s what I would use it for office and indoor Race training. Trail running and vertical trekking. but I’m not fully convinced

@Brad_Olwin Thanks, it’s helpful to know that it’s been noted by the testers, and that it hasn’t just fallen through the cracks. I realize that every new bit of development is prioritized according to various parameters, but fingers crossed this is such a small fix that it can actually get done.

@gizmo yes it s a little bit softer