@Tomas5 Two solutions….track as trail run if you are on trails or walk as you suggested. That should give you the VO2M. I don’t know if Trekking works either.

I think the problem is that it gets its data from https://openweathermap.org. The information there is neither consistent nor flexible. The wind unit doesn’t change; it gives m/s. But, for example, freemeteo.com is different; it gives km/s. This OpenWeathermap.org is insufficient for the Suunto.

also strange it go down as fast as this - i just went Nordic Walking 15km 2h45, yesterday. Today it went up only to 50

@2b2bff My guess, there are two reasons. Garmin devices have weak hardware. In particular, all current Garmin devices have only 5 MB of RAM - fast access operating memory where temporary data, such as rendered map data, can be stored. My guess is that because of that Garmin can’t cache a larger rendered part of map that works be needed for the rotation. In contrast, Suunto watches have additional 32 MB of RAM for the map data. Garmin maps are far more detailed, which makes rendering more expensive in terms of battery power use, and that is probably why Garmin doesn’t pre-render maps in background. So when you try to rotate a Garmin map it likely has to pull the data from the storage and then render it, which is slow. The storage access is the likely culprit.

@sky-runner Max HR is irrelevant, lactate threshold is. And as Max HR doesn’t change, but thresholds are, your statement is correct… https://www.suunto.com/de-de/sports/News-Articles-container-page/Figure-out-your-training-zones-and-supercharge-your-fitness/ Zone 5: Above your anaerobic threshold. Zone 5 ends at your max heart rate Zone 4: 94–99 % of your anaerobic threshold. The upper limit of zone 4 is your anaerobic threshold Zone 3: 89-93 % of your anaerobic threshold Zone 2: 83-88 % of your anaerobic threshold. The upper limit of zone 2 is your aerobic threshold Zone 1: <82 % of your anaerobic threshold. Zone 1 starts at your resting heart rate.

@suzzlo totaly agree with this. For me current watch faces are enough, but i would like to try develop own if it was possible.

@Bigb0zz I am not aware of any other way to display the distance, sorry.

@vinc14 no, only in suunto app.

@vinc14 Click on a waypoint to see more options. [image: 1767105823696-005704e9-be66-434a-93c2-a7f281e8e495-image.png]

@vinc14 you can lock the watch during the activity - go to Control panel (or hold the bottom button) - Button lock. Do the same to unlock.

@thanasis I also had the explorer strap on my 9B. Fantastic strap which lasts for ever! I still have it and should try and fit the narrower pins from the V2.

@Mads-Hintz-Madsen Yes that’s it, thanks a lot! I thought it worked just like my Garmin HRM Dual, which can broadcast its signal to both the Wahoo and the Suunto Race at the same time, but that’s not the case here. I’ll just use the Wahoo for my indoor sessions and then upload the fit file to the Suunto app afterwards. Thanks again and happy holidays!

Hi, Have the same problem with my Race. Any chance there is a update that will repair this? It’s a bit annoying to restart the watch every time before the skiing… Thank!

@teddycricket said in sleep tracking not working after most recent update: A soft restart returned the heart rate. As you did, I’ve always soft reset the watch to restore the functionality of the OHR sensor; however, yesterday I’ve tried to restore the sensor by switching on and than off the “Power Saving” mode: it worked! In this way you do not have to synchronise the watch before the reset to keep the latest data, obviously in case of you do not keep your watch constantly connected to the phone via Bluetooth.

@Brad_Olwin thanks a million - it does the trick! I use the OPTICAL Coros Heart Rate monitor. I tried working it out earlier withe the zones, and that explains why it did not work. But I set several scenarios as intervalls in the app - for instance a mode with only one Intervall, very long duration, my max heart rate that can run in the background for every general easy training. I tried it out twice and it works perfectly fine :)) slightly laborious of course, but certainly something one can get used to. I’m so glad you proposed this workaround! Saved my trainings. Also I set scenarios for the actual interval training I’ll start soon - very convenient.