@zagazoo I emailed Suunto support. At first I got a generic response, then when I insisted I got a slightly less generic one (they told me I should buy the Suunto hr strap lol), and finally the third time they said that indeed there is a compatibility issue on Suunto’s side and that they’ll look into it. You should nudge them too.

@NO-DECO No, I keep the old Mares Smart Air as it integrates well with the SSI app and I read that the is no number of dives in the Suunto app. Maybe this is fixed already?

@Ckn1010 If you init a running activity with Free mode and config one screen with lap fields, I think it is exactly that you want.

@maszop said in New SMART barometric algorithm: Meter-by-meter measurement after the initial threshold By the way, I find it to be foot by foot rather than meter by meter when the watch is configured in imperial units. One foot = 30.5 cm.

@mitchellrishe This is fixed in the update from Feb 13th.

@peegee said in Comparing workouts: How is this done? Same as before. In workout, scroll down to Comparisons section, under graph/zones and then select another one to compare to.

@Алексей-Недорезов-G ok, thank you for checking!

@mayakwyllie I can see it in the App - iOS…

@manno02 does it work when you turn off auto-stop?

@Dieter1960 said in Subject: Feedback on Zone Sense accuracy: Short intervals and Zone 2 threshold shifts: Analyzed the data through a specialized AI model to identify physiological breakpoints I’d be curious to know which model you used. If you ask an LLM to interpret your R-R data it generally uses the same (or similar) model that DFA-alpha1 is based on, but you can then tweak the prompt to ask it to compute the data using an “adaptive” model that should be more similar to what Suunto uses. At least this is something I tried long time ago, and eventually the computation was too heavy for the model to produce a result. AI models have evolved enormously since then. Nevertheless, I no longer look at ZoneSense data during my runs, simply because it just seems to “adapt” to my intensity. If I run at my typical aerobic effort, the shift between green and yellow is very likely where I expect it to occur, but if I run something more demanding (trail, tempo, race, etc.) it puts me in the aerobic zone when I actually have ±10 bpm above my aerobic runs.

@Olaf-Gottschalk if it is not too long ago, can you send logs from SA and PM me your account email with date and time this happened plus when you sent the logs?

@Charlie-Needham known issue and Suunto is aware, no idea if it’ll get addressed in a future update.

@SergioB said in running estimate: Moreover, the values I have are completely unreasonable, way too optimistic for my fitness level Same for me… Reflected in the Fitness Age - Suunto says 29, Garmin thinks 39. I turn 49 this year…

@ShinJCD interesting. I am loving the Run more and more each day. When I got it, I was kind of hesitant because of the different UI to other Suunto watches. Now some things of this have changed plus I got used to others. Also the options to adjust the activity settings have increased and the watch shines with features other models don’t have: Music stored in the watch custom pictures as watch face background built in Ghost runner, metronome function and voice announcements It is light weight and since I disabled raise to wake and notifications, the battery seems to last forever.

@jamesGW I don’t quite understand what the problem is. What’s the point of viewing POIs halfway around the world on a tiny watch screen?

@herlas Thank you for this clarification. Do we have any information if Suunto will integrate Runna into the Suunto Run? Are Suunto Race compatible?