@carloscolaro hey, did you solve this problem? i have same watch and i have same problem.

One year later this issue still exists. I did a 50K trail race today that consisted of 3 laps. The arrows were absolutely invisible behind several tracks from multiple laps. There were at least a couple of tricky 4 way trail junctions on the race course where the arrows would be helpful, if they were visible. I didn’t have time to take a picture of my watch because I was racing but here are fragments from the recorded activity: [image: 1771720463549-screenshot-2026-02-21-at-4.33.38-pm.png] [image: 1771720472616-screenshot-2026-02-21-at-4.34.05-pm.png] Please give this simple fix a priority!

I have similar issues on my Race S several months ago an apparently fixed a couple of firmware update ago. In recent weeks I realized the problems popped up intermittently. I had been diligently sync-ing and exporting Stryd-only data for my runs and compare them to Suunto’s data. About half the time, the power numbers matched well, while the others will be off by 5 to 10w. And when the data got merged into Power Center, the Suunto’s numbers persisted, “compromising” the overall data quality. This is really frustrating.

@GiPFELKiND I am having the exact same problem with Vertical 2 and external HRM https://forum.suunto.com/post/185907

Hi Hav you could fix your problem, either by resuming the downgrade again, or through upgrading to the latest sw version ? BR Jack

I have been experimenting with wearing a different watch to see if it’s a common issue, but this rash is keep coming back after switching back to SR2. At this point I am starting to think it’s an allergic reaction to some material on the watch itself.

Finally, almost in my case, this problem is corrected in the last beta version.

I have a similar issue with watch measurement (no extra heart rate monitor, only watch). During walks sometimes the heart rate suddenly starts showing a way too high. This looks like a watch issue to me, cause the only thing that fixes the problem is to take the watch off my wrist, wait for it to stop detecting the heart rate and then put the watch back on. Just changing how much the strap is tight doesn’t help at all. Example: [image: 1771161988524-10da731d-b8a4-44e5-8c8c-f26b58f0f99f-image.png]