I searched on the shop, the new model should be the one labelled ATH6, that is SUUNTO 22MM ATHLETIC 6 SILICONE STRAP, it’s a pity they are that expensive, by comparing with the price of the watch itself we have: 1 Race S = 6 ATH6 straps (!)

@rizojm is this even possible to do accurately with any watch? I’ve not heard of it without needing GPS on.

@DianeB, Suunto should solve this aspect to improve user experience. We can’t predict when turning off will be needed and the reasons, specially for a multi-sport watch that covers “radical sports”, at least for me. It should be add an automatic counter (timer) triggered when we turn on the watch, then after syncing, based in the current time minus the counter it is possible to know the exact time the watch was turned on.

Same with me, I turn off the watch but the stats are not reset when I wake up the next morning please fix this

@TrailEyes Maybe this short video will answer some of your questions: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/R-i2MX52NYo te resumo y traduzo: no funciona

Would love that too

@Hadrien-Mossmann Most likely never. Suunto link is the “old” generation

@stephank said in Suunto race s maps not rendering roads: Toronto (Ontario) and Hamilton-Niagara peninsula (Ontario) thank you! I reported it.

Exactly! Hey Suunto team, this is so annoying, everytime the watch updates itself, it resets all colors and watch face. Please fix this

@sky-runner said in Turn notifications are confusing, borderline misleading: That information should be displayed at the bottom of the map instead. as of the current aoftware release, the information is displayed at the bottom tooth for TBT mode in every sceeen - at least when I was using it. Notification at the turn is still for the next turn obviously. So half the issue you have is gone, but one part still remains.

@nhojb said in Race S pool swim accuracy got really bad: I pool swim very regularly and up until the last update distance / length accuracy has been great. Since my watch updated to 2.39.44 a couple of days ago accuracy has got really, really bad. For example I did a 1040m swim yesterday and it measured 700m. Today I did 1240m and it registered even less distance. Previously it was pretty much bang on. Seems like a serious regression. Anyone else having similar issues? Yes. The update brought a lot of bad changes. It broke the distance measurement, swimming style reading and interval splitting.

@Egika Thank you, it wasn’t present in the app. Found it in the Webapp thanks to your help!

That’s worked, thanks It was extra annoying as the 2 orphaned routes were named very close to routes I wanted to keep and I kept getting confused. Much better now

It’d be great to be able to customize structured workout screens, having said that, in my opinion TP has the best layout of out them all. Highlight, it shows Int. Avg vs target at the top and my favorite remaining distancie or time in current step at the bottom, where you can easily spot while surviving the workout [image: 1746063635753-20240403_095309.jpg]

@cosme.costa i guess disabling HR and sleep tracking would result in powersaving, but perhaps that is not the way one wants to do it. Unsure if wake on wrist-lift is disabled in the DND time frame.

@2b2bff That’s exactly why I find it strange. Since I did the threshold test directly from the suunto plus, I showed the watch that I could run better and so I waited for the fall of the days, that the vo2 max would change and nothing. It’s true that I started at 44.1 and now I’m gradually going up to 45.7 at the moment, but those predictions simply underestimate me

I have exactly the same problem and even worse as on my last ride suunto has measured 8597m of elevation while my bryton said 1238m. Note: As I just went down (533m) and up (1700m), it shall be a around 1200m.

@isazi thanks for the explanation! But apparently then polar itself and Garmin use the exact same filter/algorithm (100% overlap of data, maybe already filter applied by the h10. Is that possible?). Only Suunto uses another one. Which one though is more correct… At least, the values from Garmin and polar seem more realistic to me!

@Egika Thanks. In the end I did the holding of the middle button and the upper button together. Triggering the service menu. Then the 12 sec upper button did it.