@maszop well maybe in yours yes but i don’t. I used to have mapy.cz but they switched from free to paid plan and now in free you can have only single country offline. So especially when i am abroad not every time i swich offline map just for one day trip because i need to download few hundred MB of data and as soon as i am back from hike i need download again my home country. Which is not much userfriendly. And google maps offline are not so good in mountains. But in suunto watch you can have multiple countries at same time. And i don’t sugest many labels poi in suunto map. Just some basic important orientation points. Maybe peek names, rivers, water fountains, waterfals. Thinks that will help you orient fast if you get lost or if you are not exactly sure which way to continue. Even when you have planned route saved pn watch it can help you orient better when you have at leas peak names around you. Possibli switchable on/off in settings. But this is discusion for another topic perhaps. And even i am not initiator of this suggestion i just joint opinion of other that it can be usefull.

Has there been any explanation on how the bottom graph is decided? And are there any plans to extend it like the images above (with e.g. heart rate or elevation?)

Went for a easy relaxing 5K run today. The run felt nice but I think Suunto over estimated the “relaxing” part a bit Resources went up from 24 % to 68 % while being active. Someone else seen this ? But hey! At least the run wasn’t taged as Vo2Max [image: 1756839078490-1000008115.png]

@Mi_chael I’ve encountered the same issue. Now I am at the beginning of the third week of the “keep on running” program, and no guides are available. Already deleted the ones from previous weeks. I’m on Android with Suunto Race.

@VoiGAS No, Wing 1 did not - and does not - have these two features

@MeazzaS9 Hey mate nah it’s been like this for a while. Haven’t tried hard reset. Going to try drain to 0% and charge to 100% first like a few here reccomended.

The Bluetooth name of my phone is always changed to “SF-ATHL” by the Live.τ app when connecting to the watch. Is it really required by Live.τ app to change the Bluetooth name of the phone to connect the watch or is it a bug? Has anyone else noticed this? Is there any way to prevent this? Phone: Pixel 6a with Android 16 Live.τ app version 1.0.10-play Sunnto Race with 2.44.46

@surfboomerang I agree, my message referred specifically to Climb Guidance, where the various zoom levels don’t seem related to the POIs. That’s what it looked to me, I need to experiment more, overall I find it useful.

I have noticed that using a chest strap, the average heart rate per lap is always lower than the real average that is displayed on Strava. This doesn’t happen using the watch’s optical heart rate sensor. ZoneSense works fine for these activities… I believe that this is a bug that has been present for several years. I reported it many months ago through Suunto App and am disappointed that it still has not been fixed. Another member once mentioned that maybe the cause is that the lowest heart rate per lap is logged as zero in Suunto App.

the above linked picture is from here: https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_spartan_ultra/suunto_spartan_ultra/getting-started/icons/

@Luis-Andés-Olmedo I never use AOD. Raise to wake is plenty fast and I don’t need to look at my watch that often. Certainly not when I am trying to move fast on technical terrain.

I used the Box breathing app when it came out with Yoga sport mode, now I can’t select it with Meditation sport mode (custom and default). I can’t un-select it with Yoga (it’s enabled, but it doesn’t appear in the SuuntoPlus list of Apps). This is a custom mode. Additionally, I created a workout in intervals.icu for breathwork. Workouts normally go under Suunto Guides. I can’t select any Guide with Yoga and Meditation (default and custom), but I can use it with the old sport mode Yoga/Pilates. At the moment the list of sport modes includes Yoga/Pilates, Yoga and Pilates, plus Meditation, and clearly something is not working for those that were released later. At least they don’t seem to include Guides.

Well, not normally monitored after a few days of observation, I still lack 2-4 hours at the end of the night for whatever reason. I hope the future update will fix most of the bugs because I just bought the watch 2 weeks ago and this is not giving me a good image…

@sky-runner Right, this was also the first screen I removed. No idea what to do with it during the run. But the main problem are the Suunto+ Apps. If you want the functionality, you have to take the screen - Like for life tracking

@Александр-Даниленко I have Android 15 and it works. Initially, it didn’t work. After several disconnection/connection attempts, it suddenly started working.

There is already another thread about that: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/13517/how-comes-this-run-is-classified-in-suunto-app-as-anaerobic I did set up pace zones a couple of months ago, did not update as 9PP didn’t get it till now. Calclulation in App is TSS ( r ) already, don’t know if this changes as soon as you setup pace zones. So I am curious what happens to my pace zones with the update. Did take them form runalyze but I am sure they are just a guess. So far as I found out, you can change TSS for all by selecting a workout and change it there and you will be asked to change it for all future sessions of that workout type.