@jthomi No, unfortunately it doesn’t - sorry

Also, if anyone from Suunto sees this, the way the profile is rendered makes it harder to use the feature. In my opinion, when the already covered part of the profile is rendered, the already visited waypoints should be less bright or not rendered at all because they no longer matter, but the profile line should be more visible to give a better sense of scale of where you are on the overall profile. As it is currently rendered, the already visited part of the profile is practically invisible. Also, if possible the font for the remaining distance should be a bit larger - that is a very important data point. At the same time, the font used for the remaining climb and descent could be a bit smaller to give the profile a bit more vertical space.

Interesting issue. Just because I am curious: Do you use this metric somehow? It sounds like it could be useful for something, but in the past I only recorded Max Depth for my dives

@Gideon-Kaempfer [image: 1762407387194-1000118231.png] again, on the same route yesterday. Cycling with a well adjusted nylon strap. Low speed, nothing bumpy, very relaxed. Even during stops at traffic lights the HR remains totally off (double my HR). However, immediately after I finish the activity, the watch jumped back to my correct low HR. As if stopping the activity allowed the sensor to get back to its senses. I have had HR sensors on multiple watches for years but this is definitely the worst. Needs quick fixing. It’s not a mere few beats off. It totally distorts any metric based on HR. Makes a very significant part of the watch useless.

@Hari-Seldon ok I have it, while I was testing without running really most likely distance was too short, today after proper training I have got calibration at the end. It still looks different than on race or vertical but it’s ok does the job well.

@DelHand said in Sunnto Run HR reads too high: @zagazoo Readings are consistent with my Wahoo chest strap most of the time. However, at some points during the run, my measured HR will increase from around 145bpm up to 180bpm with no perceived change of effort and no change reported on chest strap. This might persist for several minutes. I’ve never had (and all my running buddies) any problems with the chest strap in over 5 months apart from the known issues that have been fixed.

@Krzysztof-Borkowski Did you double checked that you are connecting to the correct account? Out of curiosity, your past activities are also from Suunto watches? Last tip : are you able to see those past activities in Sportstracker website (same credentials as your suunto account and it is expected to display all your history as well)

Thanks for replying

@MartinZ I wanted to add that I noticed something similar - a distinct pattern - the easier my run is, with more breaks and less effort overall, the higher VO2max estimation is. When I have a truly good performance in my opinion, my VO2max estimation is always the worst.

The max HR is your max HR. There can only be one. It is the top of the last HR zone, so it doesn’t matter what HR you can reach per sport, as you set the lower end of that last zone to your LT2 of that sport.

@WlodiPawel-87 said in Feedback on Suunto Vertical RUN Model – Usability Observations After One Week: how do you know what is coming next update and when? He’s a field tester

@Horizontal_2 not officially. Some people that read the forum work at Suunto, some are beta testers. So some feedback trickles to Suunto…

@Kramble said in No more weather in my location (City) it shows district now.: Today , the issue seemed fixed for me with the app V6.4.6. Is it the same for you ? I almost forgot about my thread :D. Yeah just noticed on my Race 2 it says city again now! We’ll see if it will lasts.

Well I have the Suunto’s feedback : it is normal. [image: 1762521479313-img_3091.png]

@valeR I think my battery drains faster than with older firmware but I don’t make any statistics. Put it on the charger for a few minutes…

@Egika Appreciate you!

@HonzaS I tried hard reset. It helped for one activity, which was stable and precise, however next activities were bad again, another hard reset did not help. I am quite surprised, because my Vertical 1 was always spot on. Thanks. What is your general experince with V2?

@BrunoH said in Vertical + Suunto Smart HR Belt = connection issues!: he stretchy chest belt is usually the culprit, probably some internal connection problems. Thank you, I didn’t consider that reason.

Question 2 : altitude can be adjusted manually in widget, but not during exercices (not needed with fusedalti)

@tomahawk5000 Yes, but it’s still important to report it to Suunto so that the issue appears less rare than they might think. Here is the response translated into English: *Hello, Thank you for contacting us and for providing detailed information about the issue you’re experiencing with your Suunto Vertical 2. I understand how frustrating it must be when the lock function stops responding. This is a known issue affecting certain watches running firmware version 2.46.12, and our development team is currently working on a solution. In the meantime, you can try the following steps to minimize the problem: Restart: Press and hold the upper right button for 12 seconds to restart the watch when it becomes unresponsive. Avoid using the lock function until the next firmware update, if possible. Check for firmware updates: A new version with a fix may be released soon. Connect your watch to the Suunto app and check if any updates are available. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience while we work on a permanent solution. As soon as a fix is available, it will be deployed through a firmware update via the Suunto app. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you experience any other issues or need help following the steps above. Kind regards*