@Oxhill_Runner I am far from an expert. Let’s just respect the time of others. They also don’t have the time or desire to write the same thing several times. Best regards

@Mff73 i would agree that it is quite meaningless for mountainbiking, but not for road racing on flat terrain. to me it would make a lot of sense there.

@isazi thanks for the info! I’ll keep using those legacy intervals in that case so I have the fields I choose

@jjorgemoura I don’t train on a stairmaster. But on the treadmill with incline (measured by a Raspberry pi and some sensors on the treadmill to have the total ascent at the end of the training). A NPE run sensor is connected to the Suunto watch via bluetooth to get the correct distance. And because running is running (for me) I track the activity as running and disable gps to have the possibility to add the measured ascent in the Suunto app. My solution…

@Highlands I totally agree. Who are we to convince you to buy something so personal. If you are serious about your training, this is your training partner/coach.

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

@Mff73 Yup, that’s for S9P, but @pilleus mentioned S9PP charger. I had most suunto watches (S3, S9B, S9P, S9PP, SR - missing SV and SO) so I don’t remember how charger for S9PP looked. My wife still uses my old S9P so I have both chargers (S9P and SR).

@gilou J’avais même pb. Après extinction /rallumage de la montre, tout remarche à priori.

@Audaxjoe said in SUUNTO RACE. Real battery life as sports watch.: @Arju-Ambin you don’t need to turn on OHR when exercising if 24/7 HR is disabled. It will come on automatically. Correct! that is my config: 24/7 OHR Off. The OHR automatically turns on when I start an activity.

@halajos Ok, I missed that, thanks!

When you refer to the progress menu do you mean in the Suunto App? Do you see individual workout VO2max estimates after a workout on the watch or by viewing a workout in the Suunto App?

@far-blue said in Former Garmin user, looking for reassurance: But they are all Garmin’s way of viewing your data And besides that: If just one piece of Garmin‘s data collection does not work (e.g. sleep tracking) the whole ‚system‘ won’t tell you anything useful. While using a Garmin it almost always told me, that I should rest (mainly because my sleep was tracked completely wrong) - sometimes for days

@stefano-tucci non con il computer. Si con il SuuntoApp smartphone.

@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.