@pavel.samokha Terrain map looks nice and could be useful, but sadly trails disappear from the map too quickly when zooming out, which makes it much less useful for routing. And even when trails are shown they they are too thin unless I zoom in a lot, at which point the terrain is much less useful because of how little map area I see.

@VoiGAS To your point I have had to generate and regenerate plans in the past to get it right. The questionnaire in the beginning is super important. Initially I thought that it would use indoor cycling for recovery and not much else, but in the end had to take out the option because I was also given the option to cycle more than I needed. Time of feet is important and I wasn’t sure that I would get it with 2 days cycling or one day hiking. Curious to see how your plan goes. The Go-To review seems to maybe misunderstand the time questions (I could be totally wrong) but I have also had to move that bar up and down to get the right rise in TSS over time that was necessary to create the growth I was looking for. I have had it spit out a flat TSS graph when I was not putting in enough time to the plan. (Same happens in TP to be honest.)

@ccrhenrik This is usual behavior for nearly all smartwatches I know (not only Suunto) that they can pair to only one app connection. You need i.e. to disable bluetooth on the other device (or to unpair it in BT, but then you need to pair again) , then it switches to the app on the second device. This is how I have solved it.

Found out the other day, if there are too many Guides waiting, it will stop syncing as well. I deleted ones for the past and the future in the app and it started syncing again…

Maybe it’s because it is too similar to Ocean and serious divers or active people don’t buy limited version watch. Nautic S falls in that gray zone, where it’s not way cheaper than Ocean, yet looses some functionality and maybe not enough market for that product?

@Brainicus said: I know this question has been asked several times before, but seeing a delay with releasing a strikingly similar Nautic S and the fact GF99/SurfGF are supported on a larger Nautic cousin, the question bears repeating… Is there a chance we will see these two features on Ocean? Perhaps, as a part of the upcoming firmware upgrade as I’d expect Ocean and Nautic S share a lot of under the surface bits? (And yes, I’m aware the published Nautic S manual doesn’t include these features, but I’m still hoping for an omission in the manual rather than the removed functionality v Nautic) Up this subject! GF99 and SurfGF

Ça va faire un an que j’ai ce problème là. Ça a commencé avec ma ceinture Polar H9. Suite à ça j’ai pris une ceinture Suunto neuve et même problème. Je suis très déçu que Suunto n’est jamais résolu le problème …

Again , watch left on tonight , another 12% consumed overnight.