Like for many other limitations that were hardware limits in previous watches (number of S+ apps and guides, maximum length of an activity, and so on), some are remaining from the old models. I will report this to Suunto.

Thanks to @Fenr1r to clarify the process :), but i thought you had known how to sync from MC to watch, as you said :

@jtp2020 said in Routes from Suunto App to Movescount to Watch... is it possible?:

I could upload from Movescount to my watch, but I can’t create new routes in Movescount directly since so much of the functionality has been decommissioned

btw, good news you managed to do this process 🙂 (but not as different as before SA, except to export route gpx from SA and use it as 3rd route gpx creator for MC import).

@S-Boardman Are you syncing with Suunto App once per day? Is the green GPS icon lighting up on the watch prior to your start? It is possible that you do not have a current AGPS file and the watch does not “know” where you are. The route will not show properly under those circumstances. To check AGPS on the watch go to Settings/General/About and make sure the AGPS file is current. If not you need to sync with SA and ensure GPS is optimized and a current (today’s date) AGPS file is present.

@jorgefd78 Thank you.

I suppose you used the trail map. I think heatmaps are updated once per month

@sartoric Thank you. Missed that.