correct. We had a similar issue with downhill MTB. I am not sure if it is the same underlying issue. There will be a Q4 FW release - just not sure if it arrives in December or early January because of the holidays.

You’ve just touched the watch faces topic — welcome. This area lives somewhere between “not being developed” and “extreme simplicity.” Simple? Yes. Improving? …maybe next adventure

@TED77 Thank you for mentioning the Elite HRV app. I’ve long had a feeling that those HRV readings from the OHR sensor are highly inaccurate. And it is so! A 9PP was showing HRV in the 20-30 range for my girlfriend, causing some unease as if there is something wrong with her cardiovascular system. But Elite HRV is showing that the actual value for her is 60+ putting her in the upper half for her age group. For me the gap is smaller, but on certain days the watch is way off. I’m now using the watch only to track my workouts. A two year practice has shown it’s misleading for anything else.

@larrybbaker I’ve already disconnected Strava and tried to delete it. It just comes back.

@Francesco-Pagano The climb difficulty is rated for cycling. I think and have stated not necessarily useful for running. But they are there.

@Zdeněk-Hruška I have the exact same problem. My StrydX works flawless, but I can’t get the Stryd5 to work properly. It looks like Suunto recognizes the Stryd as a bike power meter. The icon is also different when trying to pair. I’ve contacted Stryd last weekend on this issue, but no conclussion so far. By the way, this happen on my Suunto Race and my girls Race S. Same software under the hood, but still… [image: 1765817076672-img_2982.jpeg] [image: 1765817076696-img_2985.jpeg]

@bulldogg that looks like a bug to me. I hope they solve it soon.

This seems to be a long documented request. With the new dive computers having map features and widgets it seems apparent that a map feature would include depth charts. I dont really need topo land maps for my dive computer. Im not requesting underwater navigation usage but knowing basic cartographic info of a dive site would be very valuable.

@pavel.samokha Hi, I’m experiencing something with the V2 that I didn’t experience with the V1: after starting a run between not too tall buildings (4 floors), the route recording is almost always lost and inaccurate, the way back is always fine. The V1 has basically never made a mistake at the same place. Has anyone had a similar experience? The GPS fixation before the start is the same, i.e. several tens of seconds.[image: 1765815550142-gps.jpg]

@2b2bff well, yes, that is exactly how it worked before last update. I can confirm, that after last watch update (suunto Race), the watch stopped to count intervalls. the whole session is recorded as one interval with total time. So the swim pace is screwed, because the time spent in rest between intervals is counted as swim time. And what is even more weird is that, very rarely, some interval is counted. for example, a do 4x300m intervals with 20s rest. everything is counted as one 1200m long interval. then I swim for 50m easy and voila, 50m interval is counted. it’s random and there is no way how to make the watch to count intervals correclty. in the new firmwre. As I mentioned, it used to work correcly in previous firmware.

@Keith_Michael and would be great if you could also add Body Fat Percentage, that you measure yourself, too. Especially if you do weight training would be great to see this way if muscle mass is gained/lost