@Nikolai-Simonov said in Live location S+ app: @Egika Could you describe which scenario this popup appear? if it shows after stoping an activity it’s ok. I have started and ended an activtity. Then I have started a new activity. When I open beta.athletica.one/live/@username?messenger=true in the browser, the above notification pops up and cannot dismissed (at least I don’t find a way to do so).

Have you tried to restart the watch?

@Egika said in Feature Request: Crop Activity Before Saving: If you sync to many external services, then you will have to edit all separately. If it is possible on the watch, it will be synced for all in the same way. I understand your point, but I guess that it would be way easier to implement such a feature on the SA, where it would be also easier to be handled because of a bigger screen. Moreover, for a precise trimming it would need the ability to zoom into the graph to find the right point where to start the crop, especially for long activity. I doubt that this could be easily coded into the watch firmware.

@jmolenaar2 said in My Vertical 2 Wishlist for Next Update in 2026: During the activity swipe to this screen and there would be a button to turn the flashlight on or off. Even some gesture to brightness could be there. Tap to turn on and off. Swipe up or down for brightness. Cannot rely on touch. That is no go for an outdoor watch. That would be useless in a rain or even when wearing a long sleeve shirt when the sleeve covers the watch. When I wear a long sleeve shirt I pretty much cannot leave my watch on the map screen because my shirt sleeve starts panning the map all the time. The best solution I can think of is double tap on the lap button. Implementation of the double tap can be a bit tricky because the first tap would have to be ignored and not trigger a lap, but it could be done. Another possible solution is combination of two buttons where the second button is pressed before the first button is released. Garmin does actually have that for some of the button shortcuts and that works reasonably well, but buttons should be on the opposing sides of the case for that to be usable.

@2b2bff said in Survey time: @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos is it just me? I get an internal SSL error while opening the website in a browser… I get the SSL error on my phone with Android. It works from PC.

@Squirrel You are probably right, but I asked to a firned of mine, tester for Suunto, and is opinion was that suunto probably would sent me back my watch without any change, because battery fault has to be very serious to have warranty replacement. Anyway, now I’m in late…

@GiPFELKiND Das konnte man doch mal wählen. Finde die Einstellung auch nicht mehr.

@jjpaz Got the Race 2 very recently and I was a bit surprised that the raise to wake basically is not working. The watch stays in the same brightness throughout the activity. I compare this to the Ocean that goes in sort of low light mode then you raise to wake and it turns on

@vinc14 …

Thats another thing

@jjpaz yeah, I expected that it needs to be connected/synced also with the phone in order to display data, so imho works as designed. But I might be wrong.

@louispar Works with no issues for me as well on Race S

@sky-runner said in Race 2: GPS and distance accuracy vs previous Suunto models: @jjpaz No comment about the distance, but when I first moved to Race S from Garmin Fenix 7X I noticed that it reported noticeably fewer steps than Garmin. Later Race / Race S step accuracy when running was improved but my impression was that it still remained too low, so perhaps Race 2 counts steps more accurately. Here is an example from a recent 14 mile run on trails. The number of steps is 23886. Historically, when running on flat road I did about 1600 steps per mile and on technical trails - closer to 2000 steps per mile. When walking - also about 2000 steps per mile. This trail run was more runnable but still with a decent amount of ascent, some stairs and some walking sections, etc. 1700 steps per mile feels a bit short. About steps/cadence: in all my activities during these 2 weeks, Race 2 have measured less steps and higher cadence than Vertical and Race S and I think there’s something wrong. Both watches in same arm. For example, yestarday’s activity: Race 2: 9,02km. 8736 steps. 87rpm. Race S: 9,08km. 8743 steps. 86rpm. Saturday’s activity: Race 2: 11,21km. 10639 steps. 87rpm. 1h02’38". Vertical: 11,26km. 10647 steps. 85rpm. 1h02’37". So, taking this into account, with same distance and duration, how can I take less steps and faster (higher cadence)? I have asked Gemini about this inconsistency: "The data recorded by the Suunto Race 2 during the 62:38 session shows a critical mathematical inconsistency between ‘Total Strides’ and ‘Average Cadence’. The device recorded a total of 10,639 steps. Mathematically, over a duration of 62.63 minutes, this results in an actual cadence of 169.8 spm (84.9 rpm). However, the watch reported an Average Cadence of 87 rpm (174 spm). For this average to be correct, the device should have registered approximately 10,900 steps, which is not the case. This proves that the Suunto Race 2 is not deriving its ‘Average Cadence’ from the ‘Total Strides’ counter. Instead, it is using incorrectly averaged instantaneous values. This ‘ghost cadence’ (87 rpm vs. the real 85 rpm) directly misleads the FusedSpeed algorithm: the watch ‘believes’ the runner is taking more steps than they actually are, assumes a much shorter stride length, and consequently applies an artificial reduction to the total distance (11.21 km vs. the 11.26 km recorded by the Suunto Vertical)." WOW

@Brad_Olwin @inge-nallsson if it continues I’ll downgrade the firmware. But until now it behaved perfectly. My Race 2 also restarted itself after the upgrade, right after the first activity after the upgrade.

@Александр-Галюк Установил v2raytun в самой программе впн, нужно переключить режим с прокси на тоннель, включить мобильный хот-пот, в настройках сети появится Новое подключение v2 ray, там нужно дать доступ другим пользователем подключать и ниже указать название сети именно с мобильного хот-спота

@aiv4r Where I live I have to often ski uphill a little bit even with the lifts, because the plateau is often not perfectly flat. That wouldn’t make my workout neither XC, nor backcountry though. Granted, the watch could probably allow to make a custom sport mode where the elevation is always set to 0 automatically. It’s the same as skiing on the lake. It’s absolutely flat, yet the watch calculates elevation gain due to the fact that it’s hard to detect the actual elevation both with GPS and barometer.

@hhouter I did it yesterday on a dive - one POD shared between Nautic and EON it worked perfectly In the case where I saw problems were in none-dive mode on land.

@Tieutieu what activity do you use?