So the Run 2 would be more comfortable for running in the park, joining run clubs, and wearing to sleep. and the V2 for actual races.

Another interesting feedback from this reviewer, in which he noted some strange behaviour from the HRM2 (the sensor was stuck at 150 bpm). Here is where he discusses it. FWIW it worked without a hitch for me today… but that’s just a one shot. I’ll keep an eye on the matter.

Seems to be working now Thanks everyone

@Mitch9 said: The S+ app is already available (com.sports-tracker.suunto://campaign/suuntoplusstore/sportsapp/zzshrm01). Does this work already with SV1 and HRB2? this one does only display the dynamics as live data. It does not work with V1

I performed a downgrade and can confirm it’s working again now. I’ve obviously unchecked the automatic updates setting, pending a fix from Suunto. I had also previously emailed support; I’ll let you know if I hear anything.

@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?

@Pyranya indeed it looks ok at the beginning, then it goes bananas What’s that sample duration ?

@isazi Thank you very much, I appreciate it. It’s a fairly easy implementation, I think this was purely missed with the last update, which is a pity, and hopefully they will include it now, since it’s not in the current test firmware as on your watch. I hope the next firmware update is around the corner. Also thank to @sergiob for pointing out where this should be in the menu. I can only hope to see it in the Ocean soon.

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.

@withManish So far, it seems that regularly reboots (like in weekly or more) and occasional depletion of the battery mitigates my 2 biggest problems: battery drain of 15% per night and I couldn’t do a 7 hours hike when I started with 48% battery left and bluetooth connection lost to my heart rate sensor and stryd during workouts. Suunto isn’t working on fixing those 2 problems and definitely not for my race s. On the other hand, my previous (expensive!) garmin forerunner 965 I sold after about a year of use due to the many annoyances. My race s I still use for almost 2 years. Most of the time it’s fine.

FYI: I’ve updated Gustin to 1.08. The file downloaded from the Api Zone is 1.07 but I’m unable to upload 1.08 again as it returns an error that 1.08 has been already uploaded. So it seems it’s stuck.

@Steven-Hambleton I have just checked. It works on Vertical 1 So I am confident, that it will be released suuntoish [image: 1788967076192-img_7908.jpeg]

@isazi if you can create it would be nice, yes

@isazi I’ve just checked my watch, routes were gone again, so I’ve sent logs to Suunto. I’ll send a dm with my account email address.

@Kristin-Jensen said: @jjorgemoura If that is the case, then Suunto should be transparent about it. Name me a sports watch company that was transparent about their software transition…

@VoiGAS exactly I’m the one who always forget to push Lap button on Aid Station. Which helps me better understand how efficient myself each stop. Do I waste much time each stop, etc.

It’s working for me as well. So it was an unfortunate coincidence, I get me a new nautic during a server outage. Why am I never this lucky in the lottery

This is really great, I’ll try it with my Ambit 2, thanks for the job!

@Tami999 said: As I used Vertical Ti in past I enjoyed more Titanium more than Solar:D That was my point. Titanium look is so great.