Hi @João-Monsanto did you figure this out in the end ? I bought a Suunto Run after my Garmin died out (was happy to make the jump to Suunto), as I both run and swim. I just did my first pool swim and cannot figure out how to see metrics for a current interval ? For example, I want to initiate a new interval, push a button (or have automatically detected, not important) and seeing the counters back to zero (0m and 0min0sec), and then going on with my interval swim see the distance + time increase just for the current interval, say 300m, then, once finished push again a button, see a “rest screen” showing me “rest duration” and maybe other things, and after a few seconds push again a button to start yet another interval. I’m not interested in always seeing Total Time and Total Distance, and have to calculate in my head how long the current interval is taking me … any ideas ?

I’m my experience it only works on routes imported by Kamoot or made in the app. So not sure why Kamoot imports are not working. In my user case the first thing I do is turn off TbyT and simply follow the blue line. I hate the watch constant notifications and as others have said the warnings aren’t ideal. I haven’t used TbyT since the last change.

@m.-h. I’ll send them an email as well then after they answer the ongoing issue I have with recovery time being ridiculously high : +700h. A lot of issues and missing stuff with Suunto

@Egika Thank you! My first step was to contact official support. But they’ve been ignoring my request for several days now

What do you mean with “never worked”? They aren’t there at all? They are not what you expect?

@frullewulle same here, no issues since update

@yanosz nope

@Tieutieu identical experiences - and opinions/assessments - of friends and myself about the unexplained and frustrating results of the ‘classification’ of runs (rides, walks etc work as usual). Extremely annoying, and creating quite strong reactions.

@brave_dave and another night of complete tracking error. This time just randomly half an hour after I fell asleep.

@SODIUM I absolutely don’t believe in such wrist watches for my real health monitoring, but when they claim and advertise based on such facilities, it should be close by, not a 15% difference and completely inaccurate. The tool I used to compare is the pocket tool from my expedition kit, which is widely used. Have a good weekend

@SamuelP thanks for checking and validating my observation. Good to know at least it’s not something specifically wrong with my watch or setup.

@Hoffmann I have a new Race S and the heart rate is way too high during runs. v disappointed. is there any way to fix this?