@isazi Oh okay, so Marathon mode is basically a preset custom sport mode consisting of standard sport settings from the flagships (or old OS if that phrasing is preferred) by the sound of it? Edit: tested it out and it is possible to add the distance progress as well, as you mentioned less fancy. [image: g8bZfgN_d.webp?maxwidth=1520&fidelity=grand] But I assume this is the way it looks on V2 as well then. But with the V2 you have the ability to add a ETA. Is that ETA bound to route end point or can it be set to target distance as well?

https://us.suunto.com/pages/win-suuntos-all-new-running-watch https://suunto.com.hk/products/suunto-run-2-gps-outdoor-watch

@athinakap30 memory. You’re handling a very low resource device that has to do plenty of hard work every second to display accurate workout data - while being active for 70 or so constant hours on one battery charge. Suunto+ apps can be very demanding, especially if you want to draw something more than just a number.

@VoiGAS said: Something like Strava segments? Strava segments is a very underappreciated feature. It is particularly useful for trail running because it allows you to see how your performance changes on a particular stretch of trail with variable terrain over time when you repeatedly run on the same trail. Furthermore, with live segments, you can compete with your best effort in real time, instantly seeing how much you are ahead or behind.

@Redpillar Long time I do not repair/pair my watch but you do all the proces and then you have to enter/confirm the code that apears in the watch not a generic code.

@SergioB thanks for the feedback, glad you like it! It’s my primary screen when I cycle known routes. I‘ll look into that POD/GPS label display, and also that when stopped speed is „—„ instead of zero. For the next minor release.

@The_77 Moreover, the field on custom screen show distance to end of the route, not to next POI / Waypoint as set in field configuration.

@DropQb I can confirm I have the same issue as reporter. Weird lines are in offline maps only: [image: 1788776515324-screenshot_20260907_120831_suunto.jpg] And beware, these lines are visible on certain zoom only. Online maps looks good (the same location and zoom): [image: 1788776527780-screenshot_20260907_120846_suunto.jpg] There are more problematic locations like that: [image: 1788776592454-screenshot_20260907_121021_suunto.jpg] “Studený potok” does not exist here and is straight line ending at: [image: 1788776644987-screenshot_20260907_121125_suunto.jpg] You can see other streams / rivers in the last screenshot as “Osoblaha” and “Blažický”. Problematic “Studený potok” ends up here too, but its name is not visibe in a screenshot given. I deleted offline maps from my phone and downloaded again - results are the same. I did not check in my watch yet. I hope this proves that the problem is not in user’s device but in a map data or rendering. Locations are visible in screenshots. Again, problematic parts are visible in certain zoom only.

@nikola giving this post a bump as well just to affirm i too am seeing this issue still.

Besides that… the pressure trend graph is still flat! How is it for you guys?! I’ve been reporting this to Suunto support for a month now, and it still hasn’t been fixed in version 1.13.44. I’ve been monitoring and comparing the pressure trend with my Suunto Core Alpha and Suunto Traverse Alpha, which I wear on my other wrist at the same time. I haven’t seen any graph other than a flat one with no pressure changes in various online reviews either. The numerical pressure display on the Core 2 is accurate based on the trend. But the graph is still flat. The Core 2 is, to put it mildly, “strange.” They’ve added a “Dive” feature, but they’ve reduced the diving depth compared to the Core 1, from 10 m to 2 m. Where are the logs? The battery isn’t replaceable without a screwdriver. It has a narrow 22 mm ladies’ strap instead of a 24 mm one. It features delicate quick-release pins instead of a durable screw-down NATO strap, and the bezel’s luminescence lasts shorter than on the Core 1…

@HomeRunner 2 options: Start with exercise (standard way): Choose the sport mode you want to use and then in the pre-start screen scroll to “Navigation”, select it and choose “Routes”. Then pick your planned route to follow. Go back and start exercise Sart with navigation: Open the maps widget. press lower button for options and select “Routes”. Pick your route and select to navigate it. The watch will ask if you only want to navogate or also start an exercise. Choose exercise and proceed with selecting the sport mode.

UPDATE - Seems to be working again now although not 100% sure of the stability of the connection. I have downloaded the map I need and will stop there for the moment.

Short update: on my two latest 5K runs i´ve been testing the Suunto Run watch vocal feedback, and sadly it does not work? Voice settings was ON Watch paired with my AirPods 4 Click to activate START and begin my run… The watch provide the beep-sound + vibration alert for every kilometer but, no vocal feedback with time, distance, average pace. Is there anyone here who can actually confirm that this function works on the Suunto Run watch??

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos for me its IOS