@Squirrel Thanks a lot! Now it makes sense. I am new to TrainingPeaks and I tried to study how the CLT, ATL and TSB are calculated and I though that I understand it but then different text description of values in the app and watch totally confused me. Also in the watch manual there is no deep description of widgets, there are just few general sentenses without needed details. I think that this would be an easy fix which helps people to start with training peaks. Also lots of people complains than Suunto watches are often inconsistent with the app and this would help at least a bit with this issue…

RUNNING AND TRAIL RUNNING The screen is easy to read at both dawn/sunrise and dusk/sunset, even with sunglasses; the difference compared to the 9PP is noticeable. (I haven’t tested it in full sunlight yet). Having maps instead of the 9PP’s breadcrumb display is also a significant improvement. Although I never had orientation problems with the 9PP, I think the Race S, with its maps, makes it much easier. Viewing the different Climb segments is also much easier now with the Race S. I really didn’t like the screen going black. In the end, I had to enable the Always On Display (AOD). I also ended up putting the maps in dark mode. The slight lag when switching to the light map display was driving me crazy. I really missed the contrast tooth color that the 9PP has; I think it makes reading the data easier at a glance because it visually structures it.

For Austrian side you need to download at least Tyrol map and fo German side at least Oberbayern map. Beautiful places

@Kristin-Jensen Oh, no, please, not smaller! In fact I would prefer bigger!!

And again on my Vertical all watch faces disappeared. I don’t sync my 9PP now to avoid this. [image: 1765286317513-21361.jpg] [image: 1765286317527-21362.jpg]

@sky-runner Touch on map only in definiitevely the best option for me also with a way to turn touch on/off globally in a quick menu, upvoted This will also avoid turning off an morning alarm by unwanted screen touch btw

@kludwig Same here. I can more and more sports but it goes down. But tomorrow my vertical 2 will arrive. I’ll see if it’s different there.

@VoiGAS No because complications are not very readable. There is no accessibility options to increase text size.

@Jan-Krejčí it should not be a problem. I use Race 2 on the outside of my jacket when biking and XC skiing. I guess biking is not cold enough (around O C), but I XC skied in -20 C without any problems. Previously, I used S9B and skied at close to -30 C on a few occasions with no issues. I think the specs talk about -20 C or even -25 C. When it is colder we should stay at home .

@Valentin-Schulz You could wait for an update that should be soon but this should not be happening. I would try a hard reset but that seems to be what has happened. Try a hard reset and if still an issue it might be faulty hardware and will be replaced.

@vinc14 no, only in suunto app.

@vinc14 you can lock the watch during the activity - go to Control panel (or hold the bottom button) - Button lock. Do the same to unlock.

Last night my watch also stopped measuring heart rate in the middle of the night. I bought the watch only 6 days ago. A soft restart returned the heart rate. I have software 2.48.16

@mikajahkola Perhaps you could record this as treadmill running which allows calibration once you’ve stopped recording on the watch. After you’ve calibrated it, it should become more accurate.

I would very much like to disable VO2max detection for trail running activities too. When I owned Garmin, my VO2max continuously declining because a do at least 1-2 serious trail runs per week on a steep terrain. Once I disabled trail running VO2max on Garmin, the estimate steadily went up from 47 to over 52 in just a few months. Now, that I have owned Suunto Race S and S for over a year, my VO2max has been stuck in the 48-49 range, occasionally going to upper 49. I feel that is a bit too low. Every time I do a trail run, it always goes down to lower 48 or even upper 47. The funny thing is that I am a relatively better trail runner than I am a road runner. I have good and efficient technique when running on technical trails, but despite that the VO2max estimate is always punished!

@cdfreet After a few weeks of testing, the issue started to occur again. The OHR sensor turns off without warning and does not turn back on until the watch is removed from the wrist or a forced restart is performed. [image: 1766697067740-img_5821.jpeg]

@galerna recovery time is not cummulative but per activity…

Never mind! I just needed to add an interval display in the sport mode for the intervals setup to appear.

@fluca totally agree!

@Lukas-Rotrekl there is another thread on this topic. Btw. You can use power off/ on if it is any quicker