@Henning-Hefner I came here to report the same Worst OHR I have ever had, worst than Race 1 4 runs First two were recovery runs I noticed 170 during first km then 140, then again 160 … Third one was 18k 600D fartlek trail, push hard in ascent, recovering in descent, good speed on flat sections. Hr was often 170 in recovery descent till the end, and ascent were 160… despite pushing 100%. Flat 165… So the 4th run this evening, flat recovery run at 5:35 per km, 10km. Same as you always 165/170. Stopping twice hoping to fix that… hr went down from 170 to 120 in 10 seconds. No way mine could do that. So finishing those 10 slow km with intense hr, I switch to polar HR and went out for another 1km for testing … same pace, perfect 138 HR in cruising mode That Race 2 got a serious problem for some of us. It s far worst than race 1 which was already my worst ohr in 10 years. I must say epix pro gen 2 was spot on regarding HR for me. I hope suunto is aware and working on a soft fix

@jakexuan U just can’'t

@Mff73 COOL！tks！

@Baarbix First question: I’m not aware of that option, I do not think is possible Second question: yes, that function is implemented

@Squirrel not sure how Suunto does numbering here. But logic says that 2.46 should be ahead of 2.44. But who knows And user manual refers to wheel size calibration in settings, but it is not there at least for my Suunto Bike Sensor.

@gogapo I had a couple of those naps while sleeping with my Race S as well. Usually it works fine for me, though. At least for overall sleep duration. But don’t look too close at the stages. Interestingly the last two nights that my watch woke me up with vibration in the morning, it detected my awakening two minutes before the alarm.

@sky-runner so I am not the only one who realized it…Was really confused because the time in zones did not align with the graph at all. Should be a really easy fix in the app though by just defining that the zone values are always the max. of the lower zone

@Mouse-Cruiser ahahaahahahah

@Neil-McElroy Are you sure there are elevation details on all those trkpts in the raw OS-exported GPX files? There are none in any of mine from OS. There is an initial ascent/descent stat and an elevation detail on the odd initial named waypoint but no more.

@Tomas5 yes i know, but every other watches have given me around 1-1.20 h deep sleep (including AWU which is around 80% correct compared to medical grade dquipment). When suunto then give me 2-3h deepsleep it keep showing recovery around 90% all the time, even when i sleep 4-5h. I dont care if its not 100% but a ball park would be great as they keep providing guidance based on sleep score o

@KingK0ng i set my rest HR to 65. My night min HR is usually around 48-51. I set rest HR based on my HR when i sit calm without movement for some time. And i adjusted it little bit. It took me longer time to figure it out with Suunto 5 so it doesn’t shown always that i am in stress even when i was just sitting at office. Now with Race 2 i just copied same walue from Suunto 5. And Max HR i set based on 220-age. It is not correct but good enough estimate.

Small update, I just receive a new one, it took 10 days which is not too long. Happy with the customer support.

@britishrunnertime Hi I had the same issue https://forum.suunto.com/post/174174 I send it for repair and within 10 days they sent me a new one, just receive it today.

@peegee Why don’t you simply zoom out by rotating the crown? That should be easier than panning the map around, especially when moving fast I know that may be a rhetorical question because trails disappear from the map when zooming out, so the question is more towards the Suunto team.

@Francesco-Pagano Today I tried a different interval workout and that screen appeared. In the meantime, I found a bug which might be related to the missing screen in the previous workout: if you set an interval with a pace target between 3:40–4:00, the app changes it to 3:39–3:59 after creating the interval. At least on iOS, this happens. I don’t know why, and I’m not sure if that’s what caused the screen not to appear. There are also some other strange bugs across the app — for instance, my height is set to 181 on the watch, but the app shows 180. But going back to the intervals screen: At the top, it shows the target pace for the interval. In the middle: current pace, interval target pace, heart rate, and remaining distance. It would be interesting not to repeat the target pace twice – next to the current pace it should instead show the lap average pace.