@Brad_Olwin Sorry for a bit off-topic but since you have so much experience with Suunto watches and the app, do you have any idea why my pace curves in the SA are so coarse? In the below screenshot I’ve set it up exactly like Jan’s shot (and this is on Android - which I think his is as well) with a 15 minutes window.

Granted that his pace scale is about twice my own, but that shouldn’t make such a difference. My pace data looks like it only have sporadic data points, but I’ve examined the .fit files and the ‘speed’ entries are logged every second and have normal variations.

I’ve never seen a finely plotted pace curve since I bought the Race S in Dec 2024.

Edit: The pace information while running, on the watch, is without any surprises and shows normal second variations. It’s just the graphs afterwards that lack definition, and frankly make them impossible to use for any insight as to what I actually did speed-wise:

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@Tami999 Yes I did. That didn’t fix it. Suunto replaced the watch under warranty. The new one has been fine so far… but only time will tell.

@Stoke80 I’ve not analysed in detail but my gut feeling is ZS needs to ‘see’ a clear change in the RR data so blasting through into VO2max for a couple of minutes and hitting max hr would likely work but so would multiple ‘dips’ over into VO2Max and back into threshold. I mostly get LT2 (Zone 4 -> Zone 5) recommendations from ZS when I run threshold runs where my HR is dancing either side of LT2 (as I go up and down hills) and I sometimes get a recommendation when I over-cook the last step in a progression run. In the same way, I mostly get LT1 (zone2 -> zone3) recommendations when I do threshold intervals of a few mins with recovery of about 2 mins as my HR has time to drop back down to Zone 2 or Zone 1. Basically, the more your HR crosses the LT1 and LT2 thresholds within a workout (with enough time between that ZS can track it - so HIIT doesn’t work) the better it seems able to recommend zone settings.

Vertical it is 🙂

@SuperFlo75 https://www.suunto.com/de-de/suunto-customizer--deine-uhr-dein-stil/suunto-customizer/?product=suuntoraces#customize-design

Thanks, I searched some more info and ordered Suunto :). Seems like it also got a bit bigger battery than Polar.

@peegee
Known bug.

@norby
there’s already a pool watch view in pool activities, afair

I have the same issue, since friday. I make the update thursday : 2.40.38 on race S. HR measures stopped twice around 10-20 minutes until I restart each times.

Yesterday, exactly the same : it stopped around 15-20, i don’t restart.

I decided to reset, yesterday…

This morning, my watch crash I start, twice a cycling activity. On the third attempt, it was entering “safe mode”. It work fine and same problem, HR crash…

@Ghost often yes, but you can’t blame the user when an app is not generating graphs, can you? 🙂

@jack_pokoj in France you can dive down to 60 meters if you are certified. Often I dive till 42 or 44 meters deep, that’s why Apple Ultra doesn’t fit for me.
Ocean is quite good yes ! But I hope more display option for the dive screen

@gshaw34 Race S GPS did well with this:IMG_1407.jpeg
Here is the link to activity.
https://maps.suunto.com/move/bradleyolwin/67e33310652e404c5c3a605c

@thanasis said in trainingPeaks interval info:

@Brad_Olwin thank you so much
.Two observations

you have an RPE plan and not an HR/power one ( which is something I need to consider as well) but there is a difference in what is shown on the first interval versus the other ones .

To any suunto people here (I don’t know is @Mff73 is such a person or @Egika or @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos )
Is there a way that this could be addressed by suunto app showing the text of just the hard info ?

I can change to HR and it shows the HR range so similar. If you want the photos just let me know. I think the text is written in the wrong place in your plan. This is easy to edit in TP.

@Mff73 This is what I do as well. Issue is pretty easy to reproduce, and I have been dealing with it for a couple of years now. Fortunately, updates are not too often…

I would expect the fix is easy (as a software developer we know reproducibility is the key). Anyways it’s more of a matter of the development team becoming aware of the issue and having the time to investigate.

Finaly I did it!!! I just deleted the app and reinstalled again!!! It was the same version, but it works!! Thanks for the answers!!

@Patrick-Rx What works for me with sticky buttons (for crown should work as well) is luke warm water with some liquid soap, I put it in the glass and leave the watch 2-3 hours inside. You can gently stir it.

Hello!
Since updating my Suunto Vertical to the latest version, I have noticed the following issues:

The Wi-Fi menu stays permanently set to “Off” (as shown in the photo).

IMG_1695.jpg On the new watch faces, especially the Athletics watch face, the data remains frozen and does not update throughout the day. For example, if I set the energy level complication in the bottom left corner, it stays at the same level. The only way to update it is to reset the watch or start an activity.

I have read that many others are experiencing the same issues. Is there a solution, or do I have to wait for the next update (in about three months)?

@Seybothula any bluetooth HR belt can be used with these watches. One thing to watch our for is whether the particular device transmits R-R interval data (like the Suunto Smart Sensor or Polar H10 do) or just HR snapshots. R-R data is required for ZoneSense to work.
The only feature Suunto watches only support with Suunto Smart Sensor is the capability to use the sensor’s memory to store the HR data while the watch is out of BT range (like during swimming).