@Stanislas-Dalle I completely agree! We do ocean kayaking and tidal basin kayaking/ paddleboarding as well as lots of beach going. My wife and I each have a Suunto and would love to have a tide chart widget on it!

I am having the same issue and tried the default cycling sport mode as suggested by olson with the power option. I also lost connectivity with my other power meter on my MTB bike, tried a soft reset, tried unpairing and re-pairing, unpairing my HR monitor as clemens found, I can pair set crank length and see power in the power meter at 85%. when i leave the set up mode and go to sport mode it is not connecting

@isazi thanks!!! very good to hear that!!! I am thinking on moving to Race or Race 2 (I need to decide if OHR is important to me as I do not use 24h HR and never check my HR after a session)

@peegee Did you try a watch restart ?

I’ve been asking for this feature for years, but Suunto doesn’t care. They have the extra field, in which they display the distance to the next turn. Why not populate this field with custom data selected by the user. Personally, I don’t care in the least about the distance to the next turning point. But HR, vertical speed or pace would be important.

Is the Race 1 still a good buy at the moment? I only do walking, gym and cycling. How does it perform with strength training?

@2b2bff Danke dir 🤌

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.

There is already another thread about that: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/13517/how-comes-this-run-is-classified-in-suunto-app-as-anaerobic I did set up pace zones a couple of months ago, did not update as 9PP didn’t get it till now. Calclulation in App is TSS ( r ) already, don’t know if this changes as soon as you setup pace zones. So I am curious what happens to my pace zones with the update. Did take them form runalyze but I am sure they are just a guess. So far as I found out, you can change TSS for all by selecting a workout and change it there and you will be asked to change it for all future sessions of that workout type.

@Guy-Arbez It gives notification that you are off route when you go off rout for 100m I think

@Edward630 with the last firmware update you should be able to connect multiple sensors of the same kind…

@VoiGAS I also agree that a new activity is warranted, but perhaps also a new feature for the existing hiking activity where you can specify the weight of the load carried. This makes a big difference in power output as you stated. And one rarely (?) hikes without some sort of load being carried. I hike with a weighed vest in late winter and spring each year to prepare for an annual pack carry test (firefighting) each May. In Strava I just note the weight being carried but the estimated power and TSS are all wrong for my body weight.

@sky-runner you don’t want to see my estimation for mtb and what actually happens ‍️

It is also this one enable.

@Squirrel thx for pointing me in this direction. Frustration turned into positive anxiety.