@pbanon absolutely. we can always give feedback and answer surveys. I do this frequently but frankly speaking, suunto has their ideas. some of your feedback is being asked for for many years from different people. it’s up to suunto to listen and implement. bit we will never know when or if they add a feature

@mickywickyftw thanks for the update, I’ll try this week hopefully (on the same road, to compare). One suggestion could be to wait for a few more seconds when the slope reduces before using standard formula (I totally ignore if there are mathematics models behind this, just intuition and probably hard to calibrate). I mean we are still fast for a while when the grade drops from -4% to -2% for example.

@Hugues78fr I’m guessing that it would be hard to show a screenshot?

@JeremyB Garmin do own their own chartplotters, charts and chart data? Suunto is not into charts, chartogaphy?

anniversary edition not available anymore in french store, I guess it’s sold out

I have had the Suunto Run since June 2025. It had never happened to me but last week It restarted in the middle of a race, very disconcerting, I hope it won’t happen again…

I regret not seeing this before I bought my Race 2, I assumed a modern watch would meassure the correct distance. Of course if you only run short distances, the discrepancy is less than if you run marathon. My Race 2 meassured my marathon 1,5km too short…

@Stefan-T. I now can confirm this behavior. Today, after 13 days with some training and also HR broadcasting, I was down to 2% so I put it in the charging craddle. Some hour(s) ago I checked and the watch was on 100% and I put it on again. I could actually monitor, hot the percentage dropped and no I’m on 97%, which is about 1%/hour. That would give me some 4 days!! I I’ll did the soft reset and was back on 99%. So it’s definitely a software issue, that after charging some “counter” is running nuts So I hope this is fixed in the next FW update…

@Thomxs_ 1: The main widgets menu does not loop, because you enter it through scroll up swipe, or crown rotate. Down enters the Sport modes list. So how would you make it loop without changing the control logic? Other menus, e.g. Settings, are linear as well, but I don’t see that as a problem when you have a digital crown and a touch screen available to quickly navigate the menu structure. One can also argue that looping text menus can be perceived more complex and confusing due to infinite length. 3: Under specific alarm, use Repeat > Customize to select days, then scroll back up and press Select 5: Available in the watch under Progress widget