@christsas Developers say this was fixed on June 30. FIT upload should work now. Maybe you want to check again? Cheers!

@Milan-Šádek thanks, tomorrow they gonna pick up from home to send it to the repair center

@Egika hey, I didn’t try. The sensor is correctly calibrated to the wheel size. If it was a calibration issue, the speed would be consistently wrong, not inconsistently wrong, eg if I was going 25km/h, and the size was set too big, it would show 30km/h, instead of 25 25 25 7 5 3 7 12 25 25 25. Edit: it makes me think of the power meter issue reported on the main firmware update thread, with dropouts: if the Bluetooth connection to the sensor dropped, and the watch wasn’t receiving the correct revolution data form it, the speed would be incorrect.

@frankseuren Resources https://www.suunto.com/en-us/Support/faq-articles/features/what-information-can-i-see-on-the-suunto-watch-faces/

@Stefano-M64 and actually every current smartphone has this option I think.

@Sloan-FrenChieDog I have the decathlon belt and it work without any issues. Maybe the one you got has a bad battery ?

@pomah86 For those woundering, sent to Suunto repair in Prague, I live in Sweden, the shipping took less than 24h. 2 days later it is repaired, waiting for them to ship it back. Labour, parts, service and shipping back and forth ended up to be 130 EUR.

@Sulli-Nav afaik Suunto is flexible where to produce the watches. Most will be made in their China factory, while it is still possible to produce in Finland. You will get the same high quality and individually tested device where ever the factory is located in the world.

It seems that “legs only” drills are still not counted correctly as preselected. That’s a absolutely pointless as that is one of the main reason for using the swimdrills app…!

@Catherine-Poisson What you are showing in your photo is just the process of choosing a route to navigate. If you press Navigate, then start the activity, you will have a map data page on your watch, with your route loaded. Nothing to do with the latest update, it was always like that.

@Watzi69 - I’m experiencing the same issue. I posted about it on Reddit, and one user suggested a temporary fix: uninstall all your Plus-Apps and try to resync. Unfortunately, it didn’t work for me, but it might be worth a try! Please let us know if it works for you. In the meantime, I’ve reinstalled my application and am waiting for an official solution. Cheers!

@Miroslava said in Vo2 max: It’s frustrating when I can actually see that I’ve improved and it doesn’t change at all. VO2Max changes very little once you’ve passed the large gains going from an inactive person to a regularly training person, so my advice would be to forget that specific data point - which anyway can only be roughly estimated by our watches. Instead focus on the real data, i.e. your perceived effort plus actual Heart Rate at different paces over distance and time. As for Company estimates… Garmin have always grossly overestimated my VO2Max. Since I began running at the age of 53 until today at 65 they regularly put it at 49, 50, 51 ml/kg/min which gives pure fantasy running times over all distances (meaning much, much too fast). Suunto also overestimates it as being around 44 to 45 which, again, predicts racing times I never will reach. Coros however came closer with their 39, 40 to 41 estimates which tallies better with a Cooper Test I did (run 12 minutes at controlled max pace) which gave 42. Still, those figures are all estimates, and with little real world application. If you would like a better insight as how to train (paces for different goals) use a lookup table. Plug in your best effort for a known distance and adopt however you feel. Example: https://www.finalsurge.com/tinman-calculator Taking myself as an example: A couple of years ago I did 4:11 as a personal best for 1 kilometres. Putting that in at the calculator they say run at 6:30-6:57/Km for an Easy pace on flat ground. Jupp, that is what I normally do for the long aerobic sessions. They say do 4:29-4:34 for VO2Max pace. That aligns with the vVO2Max (Velocity at VO2Max) of ca 4:30 I found some years ago [Run at a controlled max pace for 6 minutes - the last 2 will feel like you are dying; the average pace over the 6 minutes is your vVO2Max]. The “Equivalent Race Times” of the table gets progressively less accurate with such a short distance entry as 1 km - they predict 01:49:47 for a Half Marathon while I did ca 02:00:00 a few years ago. But that is the nature of generalisations and different distances. If I plug in that real world race time the Easy pace is stated as 07:04-07:33! Very, slow for a flat ground run. I would hardly reach 70% of my Max HR there…

@megaphylls said in Watch rebooted during an activity (HM): software 3.19.16 Just like it was with me: https://forum.suunto.com/post/170416

@Ecki-D. I use custom timers loads & it is a bit pants that they aren’t remembered by the watch

@dcnucsb Have you updated the Ocean to latest firmware? Stock watches carry old firmware on delivery.

@Jim-Ellis said in Measurement of wrong size in the application: I noticed in the application version 2.47.1 that the size measurement remains constantly at 180 cm and this regardless of the size indicated in the watch. Do other users have the same problem? [image: 1752332596628-img_8644.jpeg]

@9ppuser Watch Suunto Run With my Race S, I can train without recording my heart rate, there is an option in the training menu.

@HoBart Some watch faces have permanently on seconds and that doesn’t seem to drain the battery. I notice no different on my Vertical anyway.