@2b2bff That’s right, you read it wrong…

@byblos thank you for the explanation. Indeed I can see only 15 other activities « on this route » and only for the last 6 months (i have been doing this activity on this route for several years). I have checked on an android and on an iOS app, the results are the same. But I can’t compare with another update since I never used this comparison before.

@helgonet12 sure, soft reset is just a workaround to see the correct weekly status

9PP resetted to standard watch face during the sync with Suunto app today. All downloaded watch faces in the 9PP deleted again. 🤬

@sky-runner Just use a run where you had an LT interval (Tempo) or more than one. That will provide a reasonable estimate of Threshold power. You can then use an online tool to calculate. I use TrainingPeaks. I tend to use Power as my intensity zone for Running Interval workouts (these are above LT) that are no longer than 3 min where HR is useless. I am fairly good with RPE but having a power zone set can keep me from going to hard on the first interval and slowing down on the last. NGP will do the same but we cannot set NGP as an intensity zone.

@OutdoorMan Not on a Race S though.

@Nandodiver said in Ability to sync dive to SSI app: @el.Fakir Someone at garmin forum create tool to convert .FIT to QR code https://takken.io/tools/garmin-to-ssi-dive-log-helper unfortunately it doesn’t work with suunto log dive… At first glance it looks like doing something like this for Suunto should be relatively simple

This video from ‪bootduesseldorf‬ at 6m27s the Suunto Nautic already has the Tide Option [image: 1769022803911-captura-de-ecr%C3%A3-2026-01-21-%C3%A0s-19.10.14.png] youtube suunto boot duesselforf

@2b2bff more functionality was added in the 2.43.8 update https://forum.suunto.com/post/168805

@Anders-Bornstedt said in Using timer at the same time as an activity: possible to use the timer function at the same time to have an activity running? Since it’s 3 days since you asked the question, you probably know the answer already. But here goes: The ‘Timer’ widget on a Race S (Countdown/Stopwatch) can be started before an activity and run concurrently with that exercise. I tried both a dry run “Running” and a “Calisthenics” session. The countdown can be set to a “Custom” value (I tried 0:00:30 for 30 seconds) as well as the fixed quick options 1 min, 3 min etc. Defined, and started by the upper button, we can then leave by pressing the bottom button - and quickly launch the exercise session. The ‘Timer’ then throws up its screen above any other screen; starting to beep and vibrate each second 10 seconds before the end time, with the final beep being looong. Unfortunately there is no ‘Repeat’ function, so we have to “Restart” the countdown again with the upper button (exposing the underlying running exercise screen), or using the “Dismiss” function by pressing the bottom button. Not choosing an option while running the ‘Timer’ outside of an exercise will ultimately end the timer when the screen goes black or falls into the Always On Display. During an exercise (using the full AOD there), the ‘Timer’ screen did not exit due to inactivity - at least for the ca 1.5 minutes I waited. It works quite well overall, but a 30 seconds setting is rather noisy… That means 20 seconds of beeping every minute. Yikes!

@J120R522 said in Displaying laps: i need to se how much time passes since i press the button Or create a custom sports mode and simply add Lap duration field.

At the top of the screen is a “back arrow” button, kind of like “return”. This is “reply to the thread” button. Or you can use “reply” at the bottom of the post

@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

@SamuelP said in Suunto HR Chest Strap stopped work.: Same here. Haven’t had any single problem since I bought my ambit 3 peak + belt and sensor in 2014. Since the Q3 update I have had constant problems with my V1 and Suunto belt. I even bought a brand new belt + sensor because I thought the sensor was the problem but still getting random connection problems during activity. 65€ poorer and still having issues Thank You so much for info! Iam getting sure, its not my Suunto Chest Strap problem but software. “At least” Watch HRV itself getting better.

@Argonaut330 said in Suunto wristband: @Brad_Olwin thanks…Will have to look for second hand now ;] I was looking for some time but with no effect. You need to ask ambassadors

unfortunately theres no international standard for these colors

@BrunoH Same to me. Visualization of labels could be improved, let’s hope for the future

https://us.suunto.com/pages/suunto-race-2-user-guide that is specific to Race 2 but same setting in Vertical.

I found somewhere in Android phone, Suunto notification, separate option about battery level. Weird that it happened just like that, I use Suunto watches over two years, and started month ago. So far problem solved :P. Just dig into Suunto app on phone, notification and find info about low battery inform or something.

@Egika Thank you. Not the answer I was looking for but I now know. Thanks again.