@SamuelP It isn’t in the store. It is an S+ guide not an app. It shows up once Strava is connected and the watch is synced. “How do I use Strava segments on my Suunto watch?” https://share.google/VrYtrNaqKU5jRVKJU But I think because this feature is implemented as a guide, that’s why it is so limited. The S+ guide API simply doesn’t allow anything more elaborate that feels more built-in. This feature was totally an afterthought from the beginning. Too bad because I think for trail running this is one of the most useful training features. It is especially useful when running on variable terrain because otherwise there is no way to compare efforts in real time while running.

@VoiGAS Be aware that it’s not recommended [image: 1772404469518-screenshot-2026-03-01-at-23.34.20.png]

@PetrMisek If you swipe across the graph, the app shows you the legend for each bar. Red indicates very high stress.

@Efejota I tried to soft reset my S9PP but still get those alarms

@VoiGAS Good to hear it. Enjoy.

@Brad_Olwin The comparisons I’ve seen on here are usually against the Vertical 1 (which seems to report accurate distances). I’m wondering if you’re not seeing much difference because you’re comparing with the Vertical 2- perhaps this watch uses the same algorithm as the Race 2? I don’t mind if the distances are a little bit off as nothing is going to be perfect, but if I have my forerunner 265 on one wrist that says 12k and it’s still 11.8k or less on the Suunto, then that will bug me!

@Ray-de-Jager I did pair again after the update… and dived. But now it has forgotten the POD after deep sleep. @voigas Yes, the POD must have pressure to turn on. The EON pairs auto, always (this time also)… I stille use the EON as a backup (which turned out to be a good decision on this dive). It is just a software bug i the Nautic… either in loading config or in re-scan for the POSs after turned on if the POD is in the config - and if the POD is not present then give a Warning POD not found! (This might be good if someone has forgot to turn on the air on, also!) I guess that it will be solved soon…

@Philip I think it was mentioned somewhere that the sleep tracking is part of an ‘external’ agreement with a 3rd party provider of the metrics (this was true for all the watches prior to the Race). Now all the watches have an in house metrics. I might be speculating but if the agreement between parties has some cancellation clause that is not in favor of Suunto it is very difficult to cancel the agreement and just replace it with the in house. What is now seen as a disadvantage, once we lived in world where you would outsource some functionality so other companies would benefit and share the wins. After recent years that competition is non-healthy and big companies buy out smaller ones and use their portfolio to put pressure on others we live to see the results (Just my thought - it might be wrong)